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   by js4all 16y ago

   After weeks of criticism on Google's results being spam'ed, it was clear that Google would react on this. The algorithm change was foreseeable. On the other side this shows the monopolistic power of Google and how they can hurt individual c
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   by js4all 16y ago

   This is a great inside view about nosql in production by an Amazon guy. He compares the different nosql solutions and also mysql. One conclusion: There are big differences in performance and reliability between out-of-the-box configurations
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   by js4all 16y ago

   > ...that this is neither a new concept nor is it unique to node.js Very true, but for starters it gives a nice overview about the different models: per process, per thread and evented non-blocking single threaded.
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   by js4all 16y ago

   I find it strange, that I have to download and install a 40 Meg statistics package to run an IDE.
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   by js4all 16y ago

   The slideshow is a must see. Especially this OGG Video trailer. It's pure joy. http://www.designmadeingermany.de/#a25
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   How to inspect iOS's HTTP traffic without spending a dime(tuaw.com)

   2 points by js4all 16y ago|1 comments
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   by js4all 16y ago

   Sure SQL databases can scale. Oracle for instance has a parallel query option, but it costs real money and needs a lot of planning and configuration. NoSQL databases scale much easier. Just add a new node and you are done. +1. Many of them
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   by js4all 16y ago

   I was always skeptical about using a .ly domain. They can start to feed wrong IPs over DNS replication and effectively shut down all servers.
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   by js4all 16y ago

   This reminds me of the discussion many years ago: "In what cases is C faster than Assembler". This sounded as wired as the current question, but it wasn't. That time C optimizers were getting better and better up to the point they knew "tri
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    by js4all 16y ago

    So, has the port happened yet? The following title would be more clear: "Planning to port Aloha editor from ExtJS to use jQuery". Because the current version sounds as there were an easy migration path.
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    by js4all 16y ago

    And that was great, I could feel your enthusiasm from your posts and answers. They were a big plus for Wave.
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    by js4all 16y ago

    I think the biggest problem, despite the invite system, was the missing migration path from email. Technically it was great and had soon my attention.
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Very nice what you did Anton. I followed your work from the beginning. There are so much additions in version 0.3. I see you are using bespin now and you have built a nice Cappuccino based ide. Great job.
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    by js4all 16y ago

    This is called Product differentiation. Every company is doing it. And if not, they will likely lose to their competitors. This is Marketing base knowledge: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Product_differentiation
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    We are now running Node.JS v0.4.0 - Cloudnode Blog(blog.cloudno.de)

    4 points by js4all 16y ago|0 comments
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    by js4all 16y ago

    No, I tried to include every aspect into a short statement. Which part needs clarification? I'll be happy to elaborate.
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    by js4all 16y ago

    > 1 million page views on weekdays That's impressive. Congrats. So why is it still PR6 ? I guess the 136 Errors and 6 warning(s) from the HTML Validator give a big penalty.
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Great to see CouchOne getting momentum. Their commitment to mobile solutions is a great direction. Additionally there are so many use cases in the fields of data warehousing and analytics. I am sure that CouchDB will replace many cube-based
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    by js4all 16y ago

    I have used it for a web statistics/analytics site. The combo is killer. And CouchDB's group level map-reduces make the data aggregation a snap.
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Nodester is a super cool project, because it is a node.js hosting platform that is fully open source. I am preparing a similar node.js and couchdb hosting site ( http://cloudno.de ) based on the work of Chris and Dan. I guess there are some
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    by js4all 16y ago

    Using it since day one. It's great.
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    by js4all 16y ago

    This is really helpful. I always struggle with regex expressions when they reach some complexity.
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    by js4all 16y ago

    > In 7 seconds, a hundred or more connections accumulate. So > the server ends up with hundreds of threads, most of them > probably waiting for input This is why Nginx handles large site much better. The reques
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    by js4all 16y ago

    This proves, there is a lot of demand for such a solution and you had an idea, that people like a lot. Congrats.
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    by js4all 16y ago

    To complete the list: http://apps.jgate.de It is based on AppJet and CouchDB.
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    by js4all 16y ago

    I like the fu scheme. Great idea. Sensei, are you still giving out coupons? The site is down for me. /edit: It's now reachable again. Thanks.
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    Cloudant (YC S08) Has Found the Answer to Searching Big Data(cmswire.com)

    4 points by js4all 16y ago|0 comments
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    by js4all 16y ago

    I think this is a great way to monetize your cool idea. Your site went viral in a few days and still has this potential. Please let us know how this went. We all have to think about monetizing our ideas this or other ways.
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    by js4all 16y ago

    This sounds serious. I wish him all the best.
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    CSS3 Flip Clock Look(lukesbeard.com)

    6 points by js4all 16y ago|6 comments