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by js4all 14y ago
Tesla is the most innovative brand in cars. We need EVs to get independent from oil. We are now in a time of pioneers in a new world. There will be a lot of failures but also successes. I have a good feeling with Tesla's way. Here is why:
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by js4all 14y ago
I totally agree, tracking using bitmaps is something where Redis really shines and it is relevant for nearly every site.
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by js4all 14y ago
For another alternative supporting javascript look at JGate.de. We have AppJet still running.
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by js4all 14y ago
I am sceptical. Other socket.io vs. ajax tests show opposite results. https://github.com/monteslu/jsonrpctest Here socket.io is at least 2-3 times faster than ajax.
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by js4all 14y ago
It's working now. Thanks.
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by js4all 14y ago
It's down for me: "This webpage is not available The connection to www.codetable.org was interrupted."
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by js4all 14y ago
Congrats Chris, this is big. We at Cloudnode know the value of Nodester for a long time now. Thanks for helping us to you and the team.
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by js4all 14y ago
When I hear IE, I think about it's own way to render pages. Over all websites ever created, IE has cost a huge amount of wasted development hours.
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by js4all 14y ago
This thread is full of great tips. Thanks for the power line pointer.
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by js4all 14y ago
A possible solution: You need additional tablets. There are swipe gestures to transfer parts to your tablet for further interaction. When you are ready, you swipe the result back on the table/large monitor to compose the end result.
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by js4all 14y ago
Nice webapp. It is dead simple to use and works very well. Being able to crop the image before uploading is a great plus.
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by js4all 14y ago
Congrats and thanks for keeping the idea up; a noble gesture.
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by js4all 14y ago
Great idea and it is HN-worthy. Thanks for sharing.
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by js4all 14y ago
It is pretty awesome, but not from Curiosity. I hope we get similar stuff from the current mission.
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by js4all 14y ago
It is not a matter of the language so much. Use what your team is comfortable with. I find it super important how to structure the app. First design an API. Then implement it on the server with corresponding tests. Then build the frontend.
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by js4all 14y ago
I see your point. I haven't thought about that. On a second thought: If your customers are satisfied, they will give good reviews on the the new version and it will regain its rankings. That's a great risk for the developer, I have to admit
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by js4all 14y ago
The lack of paid upgrades is irrelevant. I never understood what people are missing here. Apple has shown how to do it: Phase out the old version and offer the new version as a new product.
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by js4all 14y ago
> But none of the examples you mention, to my knowledge, provide multi-key ACID transactions If you see it that way, you are right. The guaranty is just for one key/document pair (the key can be a key vector though). There is no way to
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by js4all 14y ago
The claim to be the first acid compliant NoSQL database is wrong. Bigcouch and Couchbase are around for a while. There is also CouchDB (without the scaling).
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by js4all 14y ago
I had the same impression. The author doesn't know Redis well or he wouldn't have made that comparison.
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by js4all 14y ago
The comparison with Redis is totally misleading. SpaceBase is for completely different use cases and has a different underlying technology. It is an interesting development though. It uses R-trees and the whole data set and index is keep in
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by js4all 14y ago
When committing to CSS, isn't the natural way to go the HTML5 + CSS3 way? Currently it is all about performance. I would like to see better solutions than phonegap and titanium.
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by js4all 14y ago
The slides: http://infrequently.org/11/io/js
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by js4all 14y ago
An explanation attempt: This demo consists of actually two programs. A test loop, which gets exploited and the malicious code. The test loop needs to run until patched. It is completely running from the cache. When the exploit runs, it modi
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by js4all 14y ago
I got you with your call for a well designed API and I am with you. About a benchmark, I have none, but it is the nature of threading. Threads need to store and switch contexts. Even if it is just a few 100KBs with 100000 connections this e
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by js4all 14y ago
Even green threads increase memory consumption and add implementation overhead. Anyway, the call for a sync model is nearly as old as node is and I agree that a solid thread implementation should be part of node for those who like to code t
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by js4all 14y ago
Yes, coroutines are promising.
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by js4all 14y ago
I see where this question is going. The logic was rather simple and even though the client-side minimized JS code was already more than 200KB. The optimum cut probably lies some where in between and having logic on both sides.
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by js4all 14y ago
Your argument is valid. But Node's lightweight-ness comes exactly from the async non-blocking model. The more concurrent connections you have, the bigger is it's advantage. Node can scale without the need to increase the memory as much. If

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