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by brickcap 12y ago
I just finished Right ho Jeeves by PG wodehouse[1]. I am reading essays in the art of writing by RL stevenson.[2] I want to read an adventure story next. Moby dick[3] seems to be one of the most popular ones on gutenberg so it will probably
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by brickcap 12y ago
This is a fun exercise :)All right. Let us first analyze what the requirements should be. Obviously I am assuming a lot of things and thinking about this in a way I would go about building a (minimal)forum on raspberry pi:- 1. There should
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Show HN: Easy user accounts management with couchdb(staticshin.com)
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by brickcap 12y ago
Two books 1. Learn you some erlang ( http://learnyousomeerlang.com/ ) Why? Because it is written in a style in which technical books are rarely written. It has cartoons, jokes, references to pop culture but still it conveys t
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by brickcap 12y ago
>Some loot traditionally comes from the body of the monster itself, like a rat's tail or a wolf's fur which you can bring to the next merchant or quest-giver for reward Monster hunter follows this idea as well. Almost all the l
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by brickcap 12y ago
>To me SQL is still the best query language we have I agree 100% there. I think orient db proves that it is possible to use sql in a no sql database. Though I think not all databases are designed to support entire sql querying mechanism.
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by brickcap 12y ago
I was hoping that aphyr would cover couchdb at some point. But since he didn't I assume he tried it and was satisfied with it. But it might be that it is an ap system and there was nothing much to say there.
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by brickcap 12y ago
>where people are told to do work and not worry about it's reward. Not sure if it is in the vedas or not but it is in Gita. Any way yeah I think it is a good principle to follow in life. Happiness should come from the act of doing
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by brickcap 12y ago
He did give erlang a try and tweeted about it 4 years back. I think judging from some of this other comments on disqus(I can't find them at the moment) he did not like it very much. https://twitter.com/tjholowaychuk&#x2
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by brickcap 12y ago
I am looking for contract/freelance opportunities Location : India Remote : Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: node js, erlang, nginx-lua, couchdb/couchdb-lucene, elastic search. Resume: http://careers.stackover
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by brickcap 12y ago
SEEKING WORK- Remote/Onsite I am good with erlang, nodejs, nginx-lua, couchdb/couchdb-lucene, elasticsearch My stackoverflow http://stackoverflow.com/users/1263781/akshat-jiwan-sharma contact: akshatjiw
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by brickcap 12y ago
Almost all graph databases use gremlin as querying language but I really love orient db's approach of using sql[1] for querying graphs. It feels more natural in my opinion plus it lowers the barrier to entry for people who already know
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by brickcap 12y ago
I have started to enjoy nothing happening to my blog. Since I am sure that nobody actually reads my blog I write fearlessly. Some times the posts are so silly that I would have been embarrassed if some one actually read it. Any way I go bac
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by brickcap 12y ago
It could be true. But I haven't found any other chess website that does that. Anyway what is more interesting to me is that lichess is an open source application and the core devs are taking feedback from the community and implementing
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Lichess becomes the first chess site accessible to visually impaired people.(en.lichess.org)
4 points by brickcap 12y ago|2 comments
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How to make at least $100k per year freelancing via Gun.io(gun.io)
1 points by brickcap 12y ago|0 comments
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by brickcap 12y ago
I don't know to be honest. I posted this here because I wanted to know what others thought of it. By the way essen is the creator of cowboy a very popular erlang web framework.
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Binary electronic data specification (BED)(github.com)
4 points by brickcap 12y ago|2 comments
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by brickcap 12y ago
I had a friend in college who could not use his legs (he had polio) He never let it slow him down though. He travelled about 50 KM daily to college in a bus, sometimes standing on his support. Every one in our college knew him. From the ca
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by brickcap 12y ago
What I am saying is not a solution to your problem but have you considered suing the organization that did not pay your dad for 7 months? It won't help him get a job but I think it is quite unfair that the organization which profited i
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by brickcap 12y ago
Why did they have to announce it just 2 days after I bought a new andorid phone! I could have saved some money. Joking aside this news is very exciting for me mainly because I will finally have a good reason to try out pouch db. One questio
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by brickcap 12y ago
SEEKING WORK Remote Open to travel Stack: nodejs, erlang ,couchdb,lucene,elasticsearch stackoverflow : http://stackoverflow.com/users/1263781/akshat-jiwan-sharma email: akshatjiwan@gmail.com
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by brickcap 12y ago
Gurgaon, India. Remote|Open to relocation. Contract Only. Stack: nodejs,erlang,couchdb,lucene,elasticsearch. http://stackoverflow.com/users/1263781/akshat-jiwan-sharma akshatjiwan@gmail.com
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by brickcap 12y ago
Exactly. What good it will do to either your employer or yourself? Try your ideas out. See if they have any weight. After which assess your situation and have a heart to heart with your employer.
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by brickcap 12y ago
I tired to create a couple of products while I was still employed. They were not successful but I learned a lot just by deciding to do it. And in the end it gave me confidence enough to leave the job and go into consulting with which fo
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by brickcap 12y ago
It's fantastic. One of the areas where it has improved by leaps and bounds is in the documentation of it's "sql" like query language. The tcp api and the http api are well documented as well. And if you are learning to u
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by brickcap 12y ago
I agree with what you said but these blogs are not ugly. In fact I think stephen's blog is pretty good looking.
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by brickcap 12y ago
I do hear people saying that code can be reused across client and server but I don't find many examples of it. I understand that using one programming language for both client and server is really good as there is no context switch but
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by brickcap 12y ago
I discovered openresty a few weeks back and I must say that I am very impressed by it. I think it is one of those frameworks that can be immediately useful to everyone who is already using nginx as it provides a better way to work with ngin
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by brickcap 12y ago
I am not as experienced as you are but I do spend a lot of time learning new frameworks. As with everything new the more time you spend with it the better you get. Rather than trying to learn a thing inside out I like to pick stuff that can

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