jjonte

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   by jjonte 13y ago

   This looks awesome. Interestingly, I started writing something similar to this myself not too long ago. I was using DynamoDB as the backer though. I think some more aggregate functions would be useful: - Count (not listed on the Functions
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   by jjonte 16y ago

   A Bumptop-like interface would be pretty sweet on a tablet device running Chrome. This probably more a talent acquisition than a technology one - Bumptops's engineers have spent a lot of time thinking about UI metaphors and testing theorie
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   by jjonte 17y ago

   I can't really tell if the author is joking (it reads a little sarcastically), but assuming he's not, the counter argument is really easy. While you're spending days writing mallocs and copying function pointers in C, your competitor is us
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   by jjonte 17y ago

   The Semantic Web blossoms beyond the need to infer meaning from bodies of text. If the information on the web becomes more structured, structured beyond the need for Google. If web pages and web services were to all completely expose their
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   by jjonte 17y ago

   Interesting, that kind of "smelled" like the right answer. So, help me out here - "You're using a language where you can put the data in an appropriate structure used by high-order code." I don't understand that statement? I don't know wh
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