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by jabo 5y ago
I recently heard about a tool called Miller that helps convert between JSON and CSV among other formats: https://github.com/johnkerl/miller mlr --c2j cat documents.csv > documents.jsonl Converts a CSV file to
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MongoDB Announces Versioned APIs(developer.mongodb.com)
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Figs S-1(sec.gov)
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by jabo 5y ago
This. You want to capture timestamps as users downgrade, upgrade, change quantity, churn, etc. If you have a status field, timestamp the changes to it. This way it’s easy to get the state of the world on any given day, which is a common ana
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Activision allegedly bans player for having Hyper-V enabled(twitter.com)
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by jabo 5y ago
Would be great if Coinbase also contributes back to the React Native ecosystem, like how Shopify pledged to do. That would be a net positive for everyone involved.
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by jabo 5y ago
Feature-wise, here's how Typesense compares to Meilisearch, Algolia and Elasticsearch: https://typesense.org/typesense-vs-algolia-vs-elasticsearch-... I don't have comparative benchmarks, but here are some Typesen
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by jabo 5y ago
When you set the data type to "auto", the data type is inferred from the first document that you index. When subsequent documents are indexed, the fields are first attempted to be coerced to the previously determined data types. F
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by jabo 5y ago
We don't have an architecture document at the moment, but here's a high-level summary from @karterk's comment from another thread: At the heart of Typesense is a `token => documents` inverted index backed by an Adapative R
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by jabo 5y ago
Thank you for pointing this out. To add to what @karterk said, we had upgraded just one of the 3 nodes in the Typesense cluster powering the home page demo to an internal RC build which has some new changes. So some queries were hitting tha
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by jabo 5y ago
Oh hey, excited to see Typesense on the front page! Thank you for sharing OP. Some quick context: we are a small bootstrapped team that's been working on Typesense since 2015. It started out as a nights-and-weekends project, out of per
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by jabo 5y ago
Typesense operates on JSON documents. So you'd have to first extract the data from PDFs / office docs into JSON and then index it. There are libraries that let you do the conversion: https://github.com/modesty&#x2F
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by jabo 5y ago
Typesense operates on JSON documents. So you'd have to first extract the data from PDFs / office docs into JSON and then index it. There are libraries that let you do the conversion: https://github.com/modesty&#x2F
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by jabo 5y ago
Ha! Once you're used to instant search-as-you-type experiences, it's pretty addictive. From a UX perspective, it actually helps increase engagement as people tend to search for more queries, since there's no cognitive overhea
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by jabo 5y ago
Hey everyone, I'm Jason and I work on Typesense (an opensource Algolia/ElasticSearch alternative): https://typesense.org . I recently learnt that the Linux Kernel I've used for the past 20 years crossed 1 Million c
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Show HN: Search 1M Linux kernel commit messages(linux-commits-search.typesense.org)
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Peloton recalls all treadmills after child dies(apnews.com)
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by jabo 5y ago
I’m not related to the project, but what stood out to me is the fast reloading between changes, and the optimizations that went into making that happen. Today with webpack, sometimes changes take a full 1-2 seconds to be reflected in the br
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Interview with Mitchell Hashimoto: Founder and CTO, HashiCorp(flagsmith.com)
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by jabo 5y ago
Based on [1] it sounds like even if you "link" to AGPL licensed code over a network, unmodified or not, it would require you to also license your own code as AGPL? That sounds pretty far reaching, if I'm reading it correctly.
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by jabo 5y ago
Let's say I use Minio in a SaaS app and allow my end users to upload directly to it. With this AGPL license change, is this now considered to be a form of distribution, that would then require me to open source the rest of my SaaS app?
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by jabo 6y ago
Why not pay for it or get your employer to pay for it, especially if you enjoyed it?
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Adobe Charges an Early Cancellation Fee(twitter.com)
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Airplane takes off with less thrust after adults are assigned child's weight(techspot.com)
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The Cube Rule for Food Identification(cuberule.com)
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by jabo 6y ago
I recently built a recipe search site that lets you filter by ingredients: https://recipe-search.typesense.org/ OP - if you have a JSON export of the data, I’d love to include it in the index.
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by jabo 6y ago
I’m glad I’m not the only who felt that the interiors in a Tesla were cheap feeling. I used to be in the camp of “I want to buy a Tesla one day”, but a test drive two years ago burst my bubble. For the price tag, I was expecting a little bi
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by jabo 6y ago
Thanks for sharing. Just read through it and like one of the comments mentioned, if malicious JS is able to run on any site, that’s a larger issue and would affect not just local storage right?
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by jabo 6y ago
Privacy concern is the main reason we still have a local-only mode in our transcription app [1]. It’s a web-app, but we play the audio/video file directly from the user’s computer, and we use local storage to store typed text in users’
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by jabo 6y ago
Here’s an opera music generator from the same site that I’ve spent an embarrassingly large amount of time playing with: https://experiments.withgoogle.com/blob-opera

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