fedd

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   by fedd 16y ago

   i just (almost) quit smoking the http://www.sql.ru , a #1 russian database guru community where i have 30k posts, and now you say that hackernews is as addictive? oh, no...
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   by fedd 16y ago

   i just started reading conversations, before that i even didn't know they exist under @newsycombinator links. i thought some kind samaritan collects the really interesting stuff along the web.
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   by fedd 16y ago

   i guess rdbms will never show "older tweets are temporary unavailable". because we don't need that, its our special domain! :) //ps. i am a huge nosql fan dont downvote! :)
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   by fedd 16y ago

   > Interestingly enough, we never heard that SQL or the relational model was the root of all their problems. i really think that sometimes SQL and the relational model is a problem. at least, the relational database design is a course in
5. 305.▲
   by fedd 16y ago

   relational folks can denormalize when they want to
6. 306.▲
   by fedd 16y ago

   Nothing stops Mr Milner from doing the same offer for TechStars companies, I guess
7. 307.▲
   by fedd 16y ago

   AK of DBs should be used for some Russian DB! or Chinese... okay okay. i hereby patent the definition 'an iPhone of databases' :)
8. 308.▲
   by fedd 16y ago

   and the title?
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   by fedd 16y ago

   this is what i understand. so, that guy in the movie, that won a drunken coding contest, must have been a fully vested partner.
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    by fedd 16y ago

    i meant that - is that true that in America there are more risky, romantic hackers that would be happy to work for a promising startup for nothing, than in Europe, where too much people want to be full time employees ? without any critic
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    by fedd 16y ago

    watching The Social Network , i saw some wordless hackers that were happy to work for early facebook when they only had $1000 in bank to pay for servers. is it something different in American climate?.. :)
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    by fedd 16y ago

    > our spoken English is the best in the world better than in England? :)
13. 313.▲
    by fedd 16y ago

    - waiter! an omelette and a pair of kind words here please! gloomy unhappy waiter comes and puts the omelette on the table. - waiter! and where are the kind words? - okay. don't eat this omelette.
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    by fedd 16y ago

    reject it with no explanation!!! :)
15. 315.▲
    by fedd 16y ago

    JTA JCA XA JCP JMX SMTP NNTP gopher SLA MLM NLP USSR
16. 316.▲
    by fedd 16y ago

    why SET, maybe POST?
17. 317.▲
    by fedd 16y ago

    where's the bubble? i don't feel it. can't see a queue of investors at my door! )))
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    by fedd 16y ago

    thanks... sure i can't code in every evening, or i go blind or mad.. or single, all of which are not the options
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    by fedd 16y ago

    i'm working at work, coding side project at some nights, read some hackernews, techcrunch AND have one wife and two small kids. imagine how focused i am and on what! )))
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    by fedd 16y ago

    well, all the deck goes to the dev/null. it was crafted reading other advices like this. well... i think i'll do everything reflected/filpped vice versa upside down on the slides. just that a VC could not say 'oh i saw that before 1000 time
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    by fedd 16y ago

    right. especially the comments (which are the part of TC, aren't they?). for example, the comments to the posts of my beloved Alexia Tsotsis are of a certain colour! which says much about the microcosm
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    by fedd 16y ago

    the most upvoted answer there is what a real answer should be :)
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    by fedd 16y ago

    i like techcrunch. they call it a blog, not a newspaper/journalism. the cited article contains nothing to read, i think the same: google has issues, the leadership changes, nothing strange. sure i'm glad that people say (and print) the same
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    by fedd 16y ago

    > Oracle is screwing up bad with the JCP and it's going to hurt Java i was far from all this politics, but made a few google searches - is this about ASF leaving JCP? then, as far as i understood, these issues are all related, to Harmon
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    by fedd 16y ago

    thanks upvoters. just think, Americans never ever saw quotation or square marks in their documents or on the web, to the contrary to Russians and others ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mojibake#Russian_and_other_Cyri... ) this is sortof dese
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    by fedd 16y ago

    "the fact that text/xml documents default to US-ASCII surprises a lot of people (including me), but the HTTP spec is very clear about it." it's a [s]man's[/s] American world :) :(
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    by fedd 16y ago

    by that я in his email. :) no-one can put я and sign as The Russian except Russians. (this would be a name squatting)
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    by fedd 16y ago

    well, it's great then :)
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    by fedd 16y ago

    looks like HackFwd encourages companies to make posts here
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    by fedd 16y ago

    btw, i'd negotiate it to 7 digit, or make it working business and sell for 8-9 digit! ps/ i have no experience just dreams