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jsumrall
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This reads like marketing material for your product rather than an unbiased comparison. Being in memory vs Neo4j doesn’t even seem like a fair comparison. I would hope to god your product is faster for that reason. But it’s like comparing a
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4y ago
Don’t forget all the UK based options now incur VAT costs, so better stick with mainland EU.
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5y ago
Haven’t contributed in a long time but CLA used to be required.
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5y ago
Talk about click-bait. It’ll be taken down and put back up over the course of one or two days.
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5y ago
LMDB implements MVCC and is pretty easy to read, the implementation is very tiny.
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5y ago
Another very good “simple” database to look at is LMDB. Very very very fast, and is transactional (Implements MVCC) http://www.lmdb.tech/doc/
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5y ago
Sounds like just using CTEs. This is how I write some complicated queries, as a few CTEs with specific logic to get an overall query written in a more readable way.
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5y ago
If there’s an IntelliJ plugin (don’t use VSCode) I’d give this a try! Good luck and congrats!
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5y ago
True, have gone to FOSDEM the last two times it was held and got a nasty cold the first time and a flu on the second time.
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5y ago
Hi, very interesting segment of the market! How do you compare yourself to Spreedly? How would you compete with their offering? I think these solutions are really neat, but I wonder how you can handle some edge cases which I think are reall
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6y ago
+1 for jOOQ!
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Since it's just copied (or bought) from Helsinki ( https://ai.hel.fi/en/ai-register/ ) / Saidot (Saidot.ai), I wonder if it's just something they bought but don't really care/understand what
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Looks neat, wish I had these in my office. Anyone have recommendations for something similar? Really like the lights and the "report unattended" button for potentially clearing forgotten meetings.
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6y ago
Very cool project! Seems basically to be a column store and stores everything in a single file. That reminds me of LMBD, which is similar in some ways, except bring a key/value store. Very highly recommend checking it out too to see wh
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Neo4j Acquired by Investment Firm
(ftc.gov)
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6y ago
If you’re writing code like this I can highly recommend http://www.jooq.org/
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The iDeal payment network used by most online stores of the Netherlands was down/flaky all afternoon.
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6y ago
It’s accepted in a lot of places here in NL. I have a Dutch amex. Aldi, Jumbo, Hema, all accept it. https://www.americanexpress.com/nl/voordelen/shopping/
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6y ago
Happily using GitHub Classroom for programming assignments for the interview process at work. HR has the URL they send to the assignment, candidates do the work and create a PR, and then HR assigns developers as PR reviewers when the candid
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Neat! Will check it out when it supports Travis CI. Currently using ccmenu, and I can get it set up for all my branches just fine (Need to manually adjust the url to match the branch exposed in Travis CI). (Thanks Thoughtworks for making it
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6y ago
Sounds interesting, how is this feature useful?
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6y ago
Anyone know where we can buy some bulk, cheap flowers here in the Netherlands now?
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Seems like quite a leap from "not wanting to subsidize other countries with Dutch tax payers money" to "not caring about people dying".
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6y ago
Not a heavy user, but I've been using Paperspace a few times for gaming. They make it really easy. They have a "template" you spawn a new instance from, or use a blank windows install. Their template is handy since it has Ste
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7y ago
Too vague of a question, given the different ways a PSP can be regarded as “good”. Some have nicer docs, some have cheaper prices. It’s all in what you need and your volume, margins, return rate, etc. I’d take a look at something like http
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Just speculating, but maybe because PayPal can support lots of methods behind the scenes rather than you needing to support them, either with a PSP or otherwise.
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That seems to be the model that Walmart is having the most success with right now in the US. Fortunately this is something we could do if it becomes more requested. But, just guessing, that market is probably small. I think the main competi
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You guessed correctly! https://ecommercenews.eu/dutch-online-supermarket-picnic-exp... Indeed some things work great in the Netherlands which might not work well in other places. But even if we have to change some parts of
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If you think last-mile logistics is interesting, come check out Picnic in the Netherlands. We're an online-only supermarket. We do milkman style deliveries, where we have a few fixed times per day that the customer can choose to have t
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Is this a case where having better insurance would protect you from the hospital? Not sure how insurance or billing in the US works, but in the article one person broke their ankle and their insurance negotiated the price with the hospital,
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