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Software patents: Broken system or needed for innovation?
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Why Voxer’s CEO Tom Katis Won’t Announce Funding
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How Safe Are US Treasuries?
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Monakai Inspired Theme for IntelliJ
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Erik Wachtmeister starting a new social network
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How $40 Saved Us 9 Months and $2MM
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Apple to DOJ: Bite me
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A TV Platform So Disruptive Everyone's Suing It
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Cable companies agree to nationwide Wi-Fi
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The Most Sought-After Silicon Valley Startups for Engineers
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Hadapt will use Cloudera CDH
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Etsy Seeks Scale without Losing Its 'Street Fair' Aesthetic
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Just please consider that XPath needs to store the items in a tree structure first (XML needs to be parsed and loaded into memry) before it can be useful. Running that on a large log file would be an interesting performance experiment.
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Congrats on your new job. Now shut up and listen.
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The New Instagram: Finding the Next Big Social Media Acquisition
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Pinterest Is A $7.7 Billion Company
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I know of a service which kind of does this (w/o the social network part tho): www.wearelistening.org
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It's nice to see Amazon entering this space as they do have the expertise to keep this up and running as well as provide the scale needed as apps grow. What i always tho is the ability to run search queries that also involve dynamic groupin
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Want to Improve Your Attention? Wear a White Coat
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Microsoft Hadoop with Javascript Map/Reduce
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Good stuff. I see you're on Heroku as well which is always a win. Now if someone could put SenseiDB on the cloud, i'd pay for it...
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There are quite a few other performance related points to think about for Solr speed for queries and indexing. Here are some that come to mind right now that are very useful: - Be smart about your commit strategy if you're indexing a lot of
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Why Joint Decision Making Exacerbates Rejection of Outside Information
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Curious...what throughput do I get when I use your service? Twilio limits you to 1 SMS / second unless you get a short code (30 SMSs / second) or otherwise use multiple numbers. Do I get any benefit from you guys regarding this?
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This is my rule for Yelp: 1. Listen to bad reviews. 2. Ignore good reviews.
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Microsoft, Apple, and Google: where does the money come from?
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Wow great stuff. I just wanted to say that I appreciate you sharing this with us. Bookmarked :)
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Looks like an interesting talk. I'll definitely try to be there. Thanks!
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Hybrid Applications with MongoDB and RDBMS
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While i did see quite a bit of options for node, i haven't been playing around with ORMs in Node too much. ORMs to me refer to those used with relational databases and I haven't done that yet in Node.js. i've just been using MongoDB (mongo
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