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by brickcap 12y ago
Openresty is underrated. I just don't understand why more people don't use it. It allows you to script nginx. How cool is that? Plus it comes with goodness of lua like the ability to return multiple values from a function which me
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by brickcap 12y ago
I have not developed with salesforce and this is the first time that I am reading about their database. But it looks to me that you can implement what they are doing with orient db. It has fluid schema, "objects" and an sql like q
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by brickcap 12y ago
For web development I absolutely love emmet mode. Some times web mode can come in handy (for templates like mustache etc). Also emacs has lots of functions to jump around tags. So if you can,loot into them ( Disclaimer: I have been neglecti
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by brickcap 12y ago
After going through what seems like every editor ever made i have finally settled on Emacs. For javascript I sometimes use js2 mode.
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by brickcap 12y ago
Also don't ets tables do that, #3 I mean? Where different processes can access the same data structure? You can even control what process read or write to it. It is pretty neat.
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by brickcap 12y ago
Thank you :)
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by brickcap 12y ago
>I spent 2 months disassembling CouchDB to see if we could maintain it I would love to know your thoughts on this.
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by brickcap 12y ago
Good questions. Before I started building wrinq I surveyed landlords and tenants:- 1. Some of them flat out refused to use such a service. As you say the increase in costs was a detriment to them. 2. Some tenants said that it would be a ver
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by brickcap 12y ago
Great thread this :) I am working on wrinq, an application that allows tenants to pay their rent online. I think it's cool because it makes it convenient for tenant to pay his rent and for the landlord by taking care of bookkeeping an
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by brickcap 12y ago
I like simple grid. Just a simple grid system as the name suggests. Less than 1kb minified. http://thisisdallas.github.com/Simple-Grid/
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by brickcap 12y ago
I just started Idle thoughts of an idle fellow by Jerome K Jerome [1] as I quite enjoyed his other book, Three men in a boat to say nothing of the dog. Some quotes: > What readers ask nowadays in a book is that it should improve, instruc
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by brickcap 12y ago
SEEKING WORK Remote: yes, On-site:yes Need any help with couchdb? Let me know careers profile: http://careers.stackoverflow.com/akshatjiwan
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by brickcap 12y ago
I loved body language by Allan and Barbara Pease. It is short, to the point and has nice diagrams. http://www.amazon.com/The-Definitive-Book-Body-Language/dp/0...
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by brickcap 12y ago
>I'm tired of working on things alone. I start making progress, then fizzle. Could your burn out be related to lack of progress on personal/professional projects? For myself at least on days when I am not moving forward on a p
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by brickcap 12y ago
Comments in Hindi are not much better either. I suppose being shitty on the internet transcends any language barrier.
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by brickcap 12y ago
I use xubuntu because it's lightweight and runs fast on my weak laptop. I tried ubuntu before that but it became impossible to run anything else with it installed. Maybe I should have just changed the desktop environment but I thought
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by brickcap 12y ago
Pricing your self is just one aspect of being a successful freelancer. There is a lot of other stuff that you have got to keep in mind including: client satisfaction, getting paid on time(or at all!), finding new clients, letting go of exis
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by brickcap 12y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: India Remote: Yes On site: Yes (if assistance is provided) skill: couchdb contact: akshatjiwan@gmail.com stackoverflow: http://stackoverflow.com/users/1263781/akshat-jiwan-sharma
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by brickcap 12y ago
tldr; you tend to remember a) things that interest you and b) things that you repeat. I am also very fond of reading but I usually read fictional books. One of the things that I have noticed is how I tend to remember the plot even after a
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by brickcap 12y ago
I have found "The Noel Smith-Wenkle Salary Negotiation Method"[1] quite useful. This might not help you right now but keep in mind when you interview again. [1] http://infohost.nmt.edu/~shipman/org/noel.ht
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by brickcap 12y ago
Ha ha well okay. The alt text of the image is displayed only when the image can't be loaded. I set the src attribute to a non existent resource. So an image tag was used to show a text that the "image is not needed". Yeah I k
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by brickcap 12y ago
I don't know if it's funny but I once added a "This image is not required" in the alt text of the image. The src pointed to a non existent image. Haven't seen anyone else laugh at this but myself :)
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by brickcap 12y ago
I am working on wrinq http://www.wrinq.com/ wrinq allows landlords to collect rent online from their tenants and issue rent slips once it has been received. Besides that it allows the landlords to keep a track of their ex
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by brickcap 12y ago
I like simple grid. http://thisisdallas.github.io/Simple-Grid/
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by brickcap 12y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: India Remote: Yes skills: couchdb contact: akshatjiwan@gmail.com stackoverflow: http://stackoverflow.com/users/1263781/akshat-jiwan-sharma
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The definitive introduction to couchdb(infoq.com)
2 points by brickcap 12y ago|0 comments
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by brickcap 12y ago
Well I think he was just comparing it to the corresponding erlang programme on a single core. I don't see Joe saying anywhere that it will run N times faster than a c program.
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CouchDB Bylaws(couchdb.apache.org)
2 points by brickcap 12y ago|0 comments
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by brickcap 12y ago
Wow this is just what I have been looking for. A few questions:- 1. Is it possible to download files in html format? I really prefer ebooks in html cause I can attach my preferred "readSettings.css" to it that way. * 2. Is it p
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by brickcap 12y ago
SEEKING WORK Location: Gurgaon, India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: couchdb, elasticsearch, nodejs,erlang, openresty Resume: http://careers.stackoverflow.com/akshatjiwan Email: akshatjiwan@gmail.com

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