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by dclara 13y ago
There is a famous book saying loneliness is the ultimate feeling coming along with us. So don't be afraid of being lonely. I read another blog post here talking about enjoy aloneness, which is also great. If you are confident from insi
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by dclara 13y ago
No lonely, no focus. No focus, no productivity. Programmers are a different creature from other people. But enjoy.
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Yes, "more variety". Give you a big 5! We are like-minded. But from an idea to a popular web application has long way to go. We just kicked off our first Kickstarter project to spread the message out here: http://kck.st
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by dclara 13y ago
From business point of view, we want to push our ads to the users. So forget about buying "likes", but use "Clicks to Website, Website Conversions". Anybody has any successful story on that kind of ads on FB? The targete
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by dclara 13y ago
I like the idea: "don't track searches". I've visited your search engine. Looks like you call Bing's API to get the result. The catch is: you don't get the images back since Bing does not have them either. So w
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by dclara 13y ago
"using your personal data to tailor results", true, I don't like it either. When we are targeted, we always see the outdated ads from 9 out of 10 websites we visited but don't like to re-revisit. So "pull" is m
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by dclara 13y ago
I noticed it too. But it does not quite make sense, because nobody likes to sign up twice using different email address immediately, even if they don't remember their password. This reminds me that the exposed the data might be fake to
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by dclara 13y ago
Is this the latest website or cached somewhere? Look different though. I don't quite believe that DNS would be hacked. I was thinking that they should quickly point the DNS to a different front end server to avoid this type of unavaila
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by dclara 13y ago
I'm totally with you. This is such a critical point, probably not attracting enough people's attention yet. In order to achieve real robustness with high availability, clustering is not enough. Distributed computing architecture i
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by dclara 13y ago
It's unbelievable to realize that the Yahoo or Google never experienced such accident. This is not the time for maintenance. Failover is the key, production should have hardware load balancing to switch to, right? Actually the front en
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by dclara 13y ago
Is there a smell of corruption? Because it is in favor of power, connections instead of user voting, just like in favor of dictation over democracy. Isn't it?
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SQL or NoSQL and search engine solutions(bingobo.info)
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by dclara 13y ago
Beautiful app and beautiful ads. Would like to see that it thrills and gets popular.
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Have cleaned up the garbage? It's time to create some real stuff now: Visit us on Kickstarter for the project "BingoBo: Build your Private Web" http://kck.st/JNqv8z
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by dclara 13y ago
Very nice UI design. Are you using WordExpress? It could be very easy to make it a Responsive Web Design (RWD) for mobile devices. Here is my blog site with a simple RWD and the reason why I do not choose WordExpress: http://bing
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How was BingoBo's technical solution worked out? (Part II)(bingobo.info)
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How was BingoBo's technical solution worked out? (Part I)(bingobo.info)
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by dclara 13y ago
Nice post. I like it. Thank you. BTW, do you write javascript to create apps on mobile?
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How was the BingoBo idea created? (Part III)(bingobo.info)
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by dclara 13y ago
Interesting list. Will check out later.
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How was the BingoBo idea created? (Part II)(bingobo.info)
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by dclara 13y ago
I'm totally with you. We've experienced to have Object database or XML database and NoSQL database. Now we understand that relational database is just the right way to go for web applications, because it deals with structured data
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What is Web 3.0?(bingobo.info)
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Provide an alternative solution for Web 3.0 as opposed to the Sematic Web with the real implementation. The real problems people have are: - Repeatedly search for the things they want but have no one place to save - Have to sort out from mi
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BingoBo: A New Web 3.0 Platform is Born(kickstarter.com)
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Show HN: BingoBo beta is available on Kickstarter(kickstarter.com)
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A hacker's journey: from cook to chef (16)(bingobo.info)
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A hacker's journey: from cook to chef (15)(bingobo.info)
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A hacker's journey: from cook to chef (14)(bingobo.info)
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A hacker's journey: from cook to chef (13)(bingobo.info)
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