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drsintoma
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13y ago
nice. I've been waiting to see some full-text search engine in Go for a while to compete with the omnipresent Lucene. Things like Go's low memory footprint could give it an important advantage in this area. This looks like a first
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13y ago
I'd consider it as much of an error as a 404 in this context. 1) Link works: 200 2) Take down notice arrives Now: 3) Link not found: 404 Then: 3) Link not available: 451
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13y ago
> but I think you would at least agree with me that node's popularity and growth has been unmatched. Of course I agree. But node is an unique case, since javascript is not exactly new, and had a trillion people using it when node ap
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13y ago
> Go really isn't that young either. It's been what at least 4 years now? There's no excuse. It's not like the language is 6 months old. 1.5 if you count from the first stable release. Which IMHO is what matters, befo
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13y ago
Very interesting! It might be exactly what I was missing. I ended up using simplejson[0] but it still felt like a workaround. I'll give yours a try next time. Thanks! [0] https://github.com/bitly/go-simplejson
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13y ago
may I ask, what exactly did you have to re-invent? It's true that Go is very young and so are the libreries, and that only recently has started to be seen as web language. But my experience is that the most common problems for web are
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13y ago
> Typing in Go can still be annoying for some situations. If you're dealing with external content (creating an API with mutable content that you still need to read) it can be annoying at best (e.g. reminds me of writing C). Types in
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13y ago
> Before you choose another language for your project, ask yourself if it's not going to cost more to write everything you'll need, or if using pre-existing, time-tested code might do the trick for cheaper. I believe 99.9% of t
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13y ago
> What you did was quite offensive, for Muslims and non-Muslims. Let me assure you that I don't know one single person in my circle that would consider that offensive.
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13y ago
| Swedish media chose not to report on Sweden's actions Can you confirm if this part is true?
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13y ago
and yet, -sometimes- it's true
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13y ago
Let's not rule out the possibility that Zuckerberg saw Page's statement and sort of copy-pasted it.
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13y ago
I stand corrected
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13y ago
> Could you quote/link to Obama's confirmation that Prism exists I'll give you gizmodo because it has specifically the quotes http://gizmodo.com/president-obamas-prism-response-wont-make...
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13y ago
> No need to proclaim personal tastes as absolute truths around here. In all fairness, we all do that a lot.
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13y ago
I was not aware that 1 character domains where possible until now. I wonder why they are restricted in most main TLDs.
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13y ago
|1080p display I still fail to understand how can that be important for anyone on a mobile phone
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13y ago
I believe it has been Google all along, I guess when you do things at their scale this matters, but indeed I can't see any average dev rushing to support it.
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13y ago
readability is probably not the right term, but I think he means easy to understand. Doesn't matter how elegant PyPy's code is, it'll surely be more complex than an straight forward interpreter.
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14y ago
What did you find slow? writes? retrieving by key? map-reduce? From what I've heard erlang map-reduce is much performant than the javascript one.
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14y ago
Great news. I discovered ES last year and fell in love with it. Far better than solr in almost every aspect. When I saw how automatically detects nodes, distributes data, recovers from a failed node, etc. all without administration I could
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14y ago
virtualenv allows you to do that too (virtualenv -p [path to python]). You just need to download the interpreter yourself.
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14y ago
If they release some sort of Ultima VII kind of game in the world of GoT this might be the first time I'll give a facebook game a try.
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14y ago
They might be cheap, but they are far from easy, I would actually qualify it as the most painful purchase process I've ever experienced (my former employer had domains there). And my political beliefs had nothing to do here, technological b
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14y ago
godaddy? really?
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14y ago
The press release is: https://www.ige.ch/fileadmin/user_upload/Juristische_Infos/e...
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14y ago
could you give us the URL?
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14y ago
plus you can not just mix html and python code, which might not be a good practice, but is incredibly useful for something quick and dirty.
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14y ago
Well, it takes 2 users to make 1 friendship, so it would be half of that. Plus that's the number of daily users, the total number of users is like double. So the average friends per user must be around 65.