jchrisa

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   by jchrisa 11y ago

   Reminds me of the implementation of the TRNG from yesterday's front page.
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   by jchrisa 11y ago

   If you want to use the latest features without waiting for a CE build, it's getting easier to build Couchbase Server all the time. This readme is where our new hires start: https://github.com/couchbase/manifest
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   by jchrisa 11y ago

   I'm a cofounder of Couchbase. Almost all our code is Apache 2.0, and we make the Community builds available for everyone. Enterprise builds are free to use for a small test cluster. Unless you are a business where $5k/node looks r
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   by jchrisa 11y ago

   If you like the general style of CouchDB but want scale and availability that's been proven in mission critical user facing deployments for years, we just did a blog post about moving to Couchbase http://blog.couchbase.com&#
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   by jchrisa 11y ago

   I'm in the middle of writing my first C# app, targeting the Intel IoT Gateway (all with MonoDevelop on Ubuntu.) How things come full circle...
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   by jchrisa 11y ago

   It sounds hard to leave your own startup. Even the successful ones. Says the guy with a 6+ year tenure. :)
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   by jchrisa 11y ago

   Cool stuff. The mobile team at Couchbase (my team) is hiring. http://www.couchbase.com/careers
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   by jchrisa 11y ago

   I go to the local bonsai meetup, but it's out in a suburb and not really oriented toward younger folks in the city. I'd still encourage you to go (they have great speakers and material at affordable auctions). But it'd be coo
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   by jchrisa 11y ago

   I've been getting into bonsai also. If anyone reading this wants to do a meetup, it'd be fun to get together with tech bonsai people in Portland.
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    Focus and Drive, Episode 2 [video](m.youtube.com)

    20 points by jchrisa 11y ago|4 comments
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    by jchrisa 11y ago

    Shared child care. As in, a when a handful of parents and kids are hanging out, it's way easier than just one family. So just make a big red button that says "my kids are driving my crazy can you bring your kids over to tire them
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    by jchrisa 11y ago

    Portland has an admirable style when it comes to resilience. At least at the grass roots. It'd be great to see an Apollo program around earthquake preparedness. There is a carry-heavy loads around the city cargo bike race that's b
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    by jchrisa 11y ago

    What do you think about the options for baking key based reputation systems into next gen social software like Federated Wiki, Snow, etc? I'm dreaming up a crypto currency where the scare resource is human creativity rather than CPU ti
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    by jchrisa 11y ago

    Cofounder at Couchbase here. Is the license decision driven by business or is there some dependency that pushes you to GPL? For us Apache 2.0 has been worth it even when other companies use our code in their products.
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    by jchrisa 11y ago

    You can take all our money, we'd still have plumbing, fiber, and college degrees.
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    by jchrisa 11y ago

    Sorry I didn't want to be too spammy, link from my profile: http://developer.couchbase.com/mobile/
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    by jchrisa 11y ago

    The flip side of "you can't expect much" is that a little help from tech folks would go a long way. Organize a hack event where non-tech people describe the stuff they need help with and tech people try to form solutions. The
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    by jchrisa 11y ago

    I don't like this argument b/c it assumes your money can go further than your time and personal engagement with an issue.
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    by jchrisa 11y ago

    I've been working on p2p sync since 2008 or so. Now we have a real deployed base. I feel lucky because I chose the tech for it's political possibilities. This keeps me on track on the days when it'd be hard to focus otherwise
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    Announcing the Release of Couchbase Mobile 1.1(blog.couchbase.com)

    11 points by jchrisa 11y ago|0 comments
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    by jchrisa 11y ago

    You might like Federated Wiki http://fed.wiki.org/view/welcome-visitors
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    by jchrisa 11y ago

    Here is that train of thought pushed out a few hundred years http://slatestarcodex.com/2014/07/30/meditations-on-moloch/
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    by jchrisa 11y ago

    While you are waiting you can try out the new Couchbase SQL-like query language in your browser. http://query.pub.couchbase.com/tutorial/#1
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    by jchrisa 11y ago

    We raised our first round at Redpoint. Say hi to Satish! My team's tech is designed to streamline the data and network portion of your mobile app: http://developer.couchbase.com/mobile/
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    by jchrisa 11y ago

    It's like a timing attack.
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    by jchrisa 11y ago

    I just want a single image that tells me the expected better/worse degree of change in suitability for agriculture and habitation. Maybe red would mean a lot worse than today, and green would mean a lot better. An absolute image (of to
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    by jchrisa 11y ago

    I'd like to see upfront mention of things like environmental lead before I'm comfortable with that angle of analysis.
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    by jchrisa 11y ago

    Hyperloop
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    by jchrisa 11y ago

    Hash histories are more light when you have an unbounded number of replicas. https://oceanstore.cs.berkeley.edu/publications/papers/pdf/h...
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    by jchrisa 11y ago

    Thanks yeah it seems to be an effective technique. I figure this forum has smart people so they deserve to know.