joeminichino

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Show HN: CronPulse Community – Self-hosted job monitoring with alerts(github.com)
1 points by joeminichino 8mo ago|0 comments
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RedisVue: Real-Time Redis UI, key history inspection, SET ops, pubsub and lua(github.com)
1 points by joeminichino 7y ago|0 comments
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by joeminichino 8y ago
Well. I loved the piece you linked! 22-TET does not sound nearly as dissonant to my ears as 15 does. Thank you for sharing.
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by joeminichino 8y ago
I tried listening to a 15-tone ET piano piece ones. Sure, maybe I'm not worthy, and too limited in my musical understanding (although I have been a musicians since the age of 6 and i'm now 43), but it just sounded like a piano out
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by joeminichino 8y ago
Absolutely amazing. I'm a coder and a musician and I've been complaining to myself about a certain tendency to repetition in my compositions lately, this is amazing stuff to break patterns.
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by joeminichino 9y ago
can you elaborate?
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by joeminichino 9y ago
Falcone (a man who knew a thing or 50 about organized crime) said that once you have taken money out of the hands of organized crime they are dead. Freeze accounts, suspend influx, cut the pipe. Without subventions to the south, the Mafia h
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by joeminichino 9y ago
Honestly - how long more can Lombardy help the South. The freaking dogs on the street know about the Cassa Del Mezzogiorno. My father emigrated from Naples in the 60s and found a job in Lombardy, where he met my (Lombard) mother. I emigrate
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by joeminichino 9y ago
> yet 10 hours after we do not even know precisely how many people have voted. hehe - and that's why this piece of news is on hacker news.
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by joeminichino 9y ago
the whole debate always seems very confused to me. SQL refers to the language with which you interact with a database, NoSQL refers to the database system itself and it's normally used as opposed to traditional RDBSs. So really the deb
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by joeminichino 10y ago
that's right, they are american. Sicilian immigrants could barely afford beef in their native Sicily, so when they started having a little more money in their pockets in America, they started adding beef to everything. Which is where s
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by joeminichino 10y ago
hey @ldehaan i'd love to hear more about the shortcomings of Loki, i never had a real-life need for really high volumes so I would greatly appreciate some insights in order to improve it.
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by joeminichino 10y ago
syncing isn't as straight forward mainly because not all DBs have replication protocols like CouchDB does. However, LokiJS provides a Changes API which serializes changes from a set point in time so you can easily process those.
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by joeminichino 10y ago
this is actually something we are playing with :) we have a couple of drafts in the pipe but you are welcome to bring some wisdom over to LokiJS - it's free for all to use and for all to contribute, even if it's just on a theoreti
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LokiJS – In-memory JavaScript Datastore with Persistence(lokijs.org)
82 points by joeminichino 10y ago|30 comments
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JavaScript: from alert() to Machine Learning(linkedin.com)
2 points by joeminichino 11y ago|0 comments
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Jotun: convert JavaScript objects into vectors(techfort.github.io)
1 points by joeminichino 11y ago|0 comments
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by joeminichino 11y ago
the destructuring for optional arguments is a very useful use-case I had not thought of. Nice post!
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by joeminichino 11y ago
yeah sure - I was a bit troll-ish in the language. Let me elaborate. Imba is a spin-off of javascript intended for front-end use whose syntax is a mix of coffeescript, jsx and python as well Ruby imho; that said, please name a single use ca
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by joeminichino 11y ago
This is good! Now take away all the unnecessary references to that pile of junk that is ruby and it'll be great.
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Text Classification with Neural Networks and BagOfWords in JavaScript(medium.com)
1 points by joeminichino 11y ago|0 comments
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Mimir: bag-of-words and td-idf for JavaScript(github.com)
1 points by joeminichino 11y ago|0 comments
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Armour: side-effects-free JavaScript(github.com)
1 points by joeminichino 11y ago|1 comments
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LokiJS 1.3 brings RethinkDB-style joins and Unique Index(lokijs.org)
1 points by joeminichino 11y ago|0 comments
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Real-time cyber warfare map (powered by D3 and LokiJS)(newmap.norsecorp.com)
2 points by joeminichino 11y ago|0 comments
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by joeminichino 11y ago
Funny, when i make a mistake i exclaim "what the!" instead of "the fuck". "wot" is my suggestion for a better name.
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by joeminichino 11y ago
Being Italian and accustomed to such stories (and very much an ancient and medieval history enthusiast, so not dismissing the importance of this discovery) my curiosity goes to the hypothetical menu of Trattoria Faggiano.
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Dynamic LokiJS Views and Flux Stores(jrhicks.github.io)
3 points by joeminichino 12y ago|0 comments
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by joeminichino 12y ago
disclaimer: self-submission (author of LokiJS).
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Interesting facts about Arctic Ice (Querying a csv file with LokijS)(medium.com)
1 points by joeminichino 12y ago|1 comments

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