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by imslavko 10y ago
Those are pulling KDE dependencies? I didn't consider them as I already used GTK dependencies for rendering other software, so I wanted to stay on GTK stack.
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by imslavko 10y ago
The way I solved the terminal emulator shortcommings is this: Install a gtk-based terminal emulator with gtk/gnome dependencies on you ubuntu subsystem and run it with `DISPLAY=localhost:0.0` environment variable. This works if you run
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by imslavko 11y ago
I've heard about RethinkDB for the first time in 2013[1] and at the time it was described as "MongoDB with joins and auto-sharding". I also heard that one of the initial "killer-features" of RethinkDB was supposed t
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Comparison of CS Programs of MIT and Harvard(thecrimson.com)
3 points by imslavko 11y ago|0 comments
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Bay Area Housing Hack Guide(info.meteor.com)
6 points by imslavko 11y ago|2 comments
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by imslavko 11y ago
As the sibling comment said, you do the same way you scale anything else: add more servers that replicate the same data. As it becomes to large, shard your publications depending on type. Meteor's livequery works better serving a lot o
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by imslavko 11y ago
The point the article is trying to make is that their application has so little server-side business logic, they can avoid it all together and not write any server-side code. Meteor, despite its ease of syncing subsets of data to users, giv
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by imslavko 11y ago
I am not a heavy iPad/tablet user. Scrolling through the list made me think the author might benefit from a laptop/tablet hybrid as a lot of apps are for automation/desktop environment that laptop OS already provides.
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by imslavko 11y ago
Can node-tar untar .tar.xz? This is what Meteor uses to parse tarballs. https://github.com/npm/node-tar
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by imslavko 11y ago
I think a lot of career paths on the site are showing the ultimate goal, and then a "path" to it, the career ladder.
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by imslavko 11y ago
The concept of subscriptions is completely separate from the router you use. At some point you would need to define who can subscribe to what documents, in any system with private data. It is called ACL.
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by imslavko 11y ago
I think it explicitly says that it uses the same idea as Meteor's: > Rather than writing database queries in the backend and exposing API endpoints to the frontend, these solutions allow the frontend to directly access the data laye
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by imslavko 11y ago
I've built a RethinkDB-Meteor integration using ReQLite and Meteor's stack: ( https://github.com/Slava/meteor-rethinkdb ). I see that your TODOs list has "Optimistic UI updates", I worked in this dire
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by imslavko 11y ago
My mother uses her Dell laptop with an Ubuntu installed on it. It is usually great to maintain from my part, as all she uses is Chromium and the files explorer. I just update the software sometimes. But something that started happening in t
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by imslavko 11y ago
Vim also has a similar optimization: when a file changes, Vim only runs syntax highlighter on a visible part of the text + some buffer in both directions.
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by imslavko 11y ago
I looked at the source code and it seems that it mostly glues socket.io with Redis/Memcached. What did I miss? How exactly is it more scalable than anything else? The front-page looks really cool.
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by imslavko 11y ago
A common pattern is to indicate when the data is persisted on the server but still show a predictive update first. Take chat systems as an example: Whatsapp will show your message you just posted immediately but then it will indicate its pe
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by imslavko 11y ago
More beginner-friendly articles about Latency Compensation are available on the blog of Discover Meteor: https://www.discovermeteor.com/encyclopedia (the top section)
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by imslavko 11y ago
Can you please explain what dev.ssa branch is implementing and how is it going to change the performance of the compiler?
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by imslavko 11y ago
Hello, I worked at a RethinkDB integration for Meteor ( https://github.com/Slava/meteor-rethinkdb ) for a week as my "hack" project. I must say, there seems to be a lot of work to be done, before we can call th
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by imslavko 11y ago
(I work at Meteor). There have been some discussions with Asana (asana.com) teams who are building their new data store with a DDP API published for their clients.
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by imslavko 11y ago
This is great! I didn't doubt that Firebase will roll out features to paginate and sort data. I also don't doubt that Firebase will implement filtering in the future. Great work.
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by imslavko 11y ago
Meteor's security model allows app developer to validate any operation or RPC going through, based on the arguments or userId (by writing JS code). Also, the published set is controlled by publications, allowing to publish only filtere
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by imslavko 11y ago
I have two Quora answers on similar questions: - http://www.quora.com/Which-startups-use-Meteor-in-production - http://www.quora.com/What-open-source-software-uses-Meteor-f...
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by imslavko 11y ago
No, Meteor's server-side architecture uses MongoDB's replication log that is analyzed to get updates.
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by imslavko 12y ago
Michel, I thought you were playing with this idea? ;)
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by imslavko 12y ago
We like Vue.js! It has a different scope and a design around POJO rewritten with es5 getters/setters. Btw, Evan, the creator of Vue.js is working at Meteor now.
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by imslavko 12y ago
If you like this, Manacher's algo is very similar to z-string matching algo: http://codeforces.com/blog/entry/3107
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by imslavko 12y ago
Here is my implementation of an in-memory Redis based on JS objects that supports Lists, Strings and Hashes commands. This implementation is mostly used as an in-memory cache in the browser to sync state from the server in the Meteor framew
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by imslavko 12y ago
This is a nice little problem, I had fun solving it. For those of us who are familiar with TopCoder, CodeForces or, perhaps, ACM ICPC, this should be daily bread and butter on prime numbers and data structures :) Here is my solution if you

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