jurre

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by jurre 14y ago
Very nice post. I would love to see more of these!
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by jurre 14y ago
Both are in the business of storing data that can later be retrieved again, so I don't think your analogy really holds in this case. Maybe you are thinking of one particular nosql solution but I think almost all projects could find an alter
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by jurre 14y ago
Yes I understand that, but if SQL would become oracle expensive I think you will see a lot of companies/projects switching to one of the many nosql options that don't infringe IBM's patented API.
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by jurre 14y ago
I guess it would speed up nosql adoption quite a bit if things would actually get that far.
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by jurre 14y ago
Lately I've been thinking that Haskell might be a really good language to write cross platform native apps in. It's super fast but also high level so you can be really productive. I know there are some libs for iOS but if some sort of cross
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by jurre 14y ago
I need https://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/multitask.html now!
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by jurre 14y ago
I think you should post some proof when making accusations like that?
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Samsung Douches Up Australian Apple Store With Paid Galaxy Flashmob(cultofmac.com)
4 points by jurre 14y ago|0 comments
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by jurre 14y ago
>>If the usability is in question, that's one thing -- but the author isn't arguing the less "Sexy" (his words) sites are less usable, simply less attractive to him. No, he does: It’s not just that Python sites are ugly (even tho
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by jurre 14y ago
I have this and it's pretty awesome. I have to explain what git is to my professors every time I tell them I won't be using SVN though..
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by jurre 15y ago
I feel the part about it being open source is either misleading or your description is just really vague, even after the update. First you mention the core is open source, then you mention we need a license for which we can pay as much as w
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by jurre 15y ago
Yes, he has a working prototype, check the video.
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by jurre 15y ago
Yes, but the rewards also mention a license, that will apparently be based on 'pay what you think it's worth'. It all seems very vague to me and I'm not sure how it all will work. Might just be me though.
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by jurre 15y ago
>> didn't everyone store passwords in plaintext at some point of their career? Never have, never will.
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by jurre 15y ago
The guide at github[0] is pretty easy to follow. I've done it on some of my fellow students' pc's a couple of times during a project, but most of them switched to Ubuntu after a couple of weeks. [0] http://help.github.com/win-set-up-git/
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by jurre 15y ago
As mentioned by orftz it is valid HTML5, but what I did find interesting is that the footer is being inserted with javascript, does anyone know the reason for that?
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by jurre 15y ago
This looks really great, I've been looking for a fast charting library for my current project. I had been using flot but it's just a little too limiting. I was looking into building something like this http://square.github.com/crossfilter/
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by jurre 15y ago
But as of now it's not.
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by jurre 15y ago
If you take a look you'll see it's php from the URL's.
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by jurre 15y ago
Yeah but it would be nice if it was just a matter of setting a flag.
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by jurre 15y ago
Because a lot more people use GitHub themselves I suppose. It's more fun to build something you can use yourself.
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by jurre 15y ago
Isn't the fact that you have to refactor so much of other peoples code an indication that something might be wrong? I'm not familiar with the PHP ecosystem but I don't know of many people having to refactor Ruby gems.
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by jurre 15y ago
Some are, some aren't, I'm currently not if you must know :)
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by jurre 15y ago
Yes, I did, but I didn't take the conclusion as 'nowadays it's perfectly possible for men and women to just be friends', I read it more as 'maybe it will be posible in the future'.
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by jurre 15y ago
Now that's just silly, I have lots of female friends and there is no sexual tention at all.
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by jurre 15y ago
Very interesting read, but doesn't New Relic do all these things for you? Maybe it's not possible to use with their setup?
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Crossfilter - Fast Multidimensional Filtering for Coordinated Views(square.github.com)
1 points by jurre 15y ago|0 comments
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by jurre 15y ago
Well it's a personal preference of course but in my opinion it actually makes code much more readable. It forces everyone to use the same conventions for indentation and it gets the 'clutter (brackets)' out of the way so you can focus on wh
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by jurre 15y ago
Marijn Haverbeke, a freelancer hired by Mozilla to work on it mentioned that they plan on using it for their browser development to replace C++: http://lisp-univ-etc.blogspot.com/2012/04/lisp-hackers-marij... "Rust is a programming langu
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by jurre 15y ago
Did anyone find an explanation for why they opted for brackets in favor of whitespace or a ruby-like syntax?

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