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by e1ven 13y ago
I'm using https://github.com/JerrySievert/mongolike to support Postgres using mongo-like queries. I patched in a bunch of features I needed, and it works really well for me.
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by e1ven 13y ago
Thanks.. That makes sense.. And I suppose it also helps satisfy the "explicit is better than implicit" edict, by making it clearer what you are doing.
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by e1ven 13y ago
Can someone help me understand how this helps? I'm only a mediocre programmer, and I'm having trouble understanding the implications. It seems like you declare these like any other class. So what's the difference between this, and creating
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by e1ven 13y ago
I know that this is about as useful as the people pointing to ipython, but gqlplus really does do wonders.
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On "false statements" and FBI interrogations(privacysos.org)
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Court denies Grooveshark DMCA protection for songs like “Johnny B. Goode”(arstechnica.com)
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by e1ven 14y ago
It's a very cool thing. One thing you might not have been aware, due to the unusual naming- The 1.3 series is/was perfectly stable for production use. The name referred to API/module stability, more than production-worthy-ness. GL with your
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by e1ven 14y ago
For application logic, I agree that unification is key, but for UI/display code, this would be a disaster. MS/Win8 has shown how frustrated people get when you try to force a common UI - It's been generally regarded as a clusterfuck. Instea
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by e1ven 14y ago
Thank you, Wonderful idea! I've tried the Github app, but it's too focused on the SCM - I can do that on the command line, thanks.. But managing bugs, that's something where an app is great! On my phone, I use Github:Issues- This is a great
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by e1ven 14y ago
But in 1995, would the market be big enough to support social networking websites? Keep in mind, without constant connections, mobile, etc people are less likely to pop-in. It's a different environment, and thinking "What do they need" is d
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by e1ven 14y ago
Where I get confused is the "if I want to keep my equity", and "kicked out with no equity" Was this related to the vesting? If you had 10%, straight up, they can't decide that you don't have it any more.. I mean, I suppose they could dilute
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by e1ven 14y ago
Lots! Check out http://www.adventuregamers.com/ - They have reviews frequently. If you're in a hurry, try their top 100 list, at http://www.adventuregamers.com/articles/view/18643
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by e1ven 14y ago
It's fun, but a rather different type of game. Classic Adventure games are a cross between a puzzle game and a story - often using inventory or area switches to get past.. Walking Dead instead used an illusion of choice as it's core mechani
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What was your experience accepting BTC as payments?
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by e1ven 14y ago
I know it's tough to try to find work, and I hope you can get some good gigs. A few tips - As Amarco suggests, Forrst might be a good place to post. Did you post on the https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5472748 thread? That's where peo
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by e1ven 14y ago
Interesting, I've found the opposite ;) With MaxCDN in the loop, we had random failures from various areas, and their support was rather anemic. Their UI had bugs which made our zones uneditable, and the whole experience was slightly better
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by e1ven 14y ago
I've built something along this line, which I'm hoping to launch in the next few weeks. It's not done yet, but what ever is? ;) It works by building a system of distributed identity and messages around GPG signed JSON, and can be distribut
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by e1ven 14y ago
I'm curious if you have any experience working with them, and which you'd recommend?
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You didn’t make the Harlem Shake go viral—corporations did(qz.com)
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by e1ven 14y ago
My inner-Sysadmin loves it (reduce ALL the load), but my inner Security-nut worries- Are the user's IPs or other connection information being exposed to one another? Could users fake the upstream response, sending a fake/false image instead
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by e1ven 14y ago
Interesting! I love how this could reduce instant load. What information about my users would this expose to one another? What could they obtain using that information?
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by e1ven 14y ago
That is exactly how it works. It's fun! And I think that's exactly the right attitude ;) It's not something I need to make money on, it's just something cool to have added to the world. (It's OSS, too!)
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by e1ven 14y ago
I have a website, Robohash.org, that's embedded in websites around the world. It gets millions (!) of loads every week. Should I be falling over myself, trying to find a way to monetize it, or should I enjoy that people are using it, and s
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by e1ven 14y ago
More often that I'd like, I've seen people get too deep into their projects, and forget that things are supposed to be fun. They start trying to coerce their project into a business, and it not only looks sad, but destroys what they loved i
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by e1ven 14y ago
They didn't write Silverlight, they're using it. He's saying that when they write an app, they'll release the code if it's a Tech app, but not if it's a movie app. Things they didn't write, like Silverlight, don't come into that equation.
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by e1ven 14y ago
I agree; I think it's important to be extraordinarily careful in such circumstances. But I also think it's important to engage with potential users whenever possible, to help ensure I'm building something that's actually useful and helpful,
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by e1ven 14y ago
I pay for everything with a card. While I don't love how much of a record of my life it makes, it's much much more convenient. It's faster to buy things, less to carry, I don't need to remember to restock it.
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by e1ven 14y ago
That's jt2190's point ;) He's reinforcing that the article did NOT say that. The article talks about it being more difficult to get accepted into an accelerator.
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by e1ven 14y ago
Forgive me if I'm missing something, but doesn't iTunes match have a very similar limit? http://www.macworld.com/article/1163599/dealing_with_itunes_...
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by e1ven 14y ago
I'm working on a package that will help. I don't think there's any silver-bullet single-solution, but we're trying to make things better. What would be the best way to get in touch with other people in your situation? Is translation worthw

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