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by mehh 10y ago
Are you me?
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by mehh 10y ago
There website throws a lot of jargon at me but fails (at least I couldn't find it) to tell me how I would run an application on the decentralised compute :(
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by mehh 10y ago
So its taken about 3 years to get from the alpha to release .. meh! Whilst I really like couch I'm just not convinced on using it in production due to its glacial pace.
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by mehh 10y ago
Funny, was literally about to post the same thing!
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by mehh 10y ago
Open Source is a life changer because I got some peer recognition and attention...meh!
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by mehh 10y ago
bigger projects have bigger risks ... no shit sherlock
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by mehh 10y ago
Is this really still a debate? If using tool helps, use the damn tool. Each project is different, there isn't a golden rule for this shit arghhh. You might not need to use a debugger often, but number of times I have seen a young dev t
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by mehh 10y ago
Interesting as they only revamped the site a couple of years back, to much internal back patting, followed by lots of user complaints.
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by mehh 10y ago
If I ever meet him I don't think I would be unable to ask him what he is having breakfast even out of context.
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by mehh 11y ago
Load of bollocks, don't believe this contrived story for a second.
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by mehh 11y ago
meh .. yes i know you can repost, but I thought it would be helpful to inform people of this, because they could then see the previous set of comments ... don't know why i bother sometimes.
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by mehh 11y ago
There is more than likely an ontology already defined for the creative meta data, if so you should look at using that rather than inventing your own.
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by mehh 11y ago
If you agree with the assumptions being made by the author. Even if you do not find it useful in your domain, not sure thats good reason to hate it.
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by mehh 11y ago
This was posted before ...
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by mehh 12y ago
I suspect it more due to the frustrations of those who bought into Chef, and now suffer a horrible mess of open source unmaintained half broken stuff ... seriously something seems very odd in the Chef community, its like all work has stoppe
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by mehh 12y ago
Lucky you, in the old days we couldn't always re-render whole scene :(
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by mehh 12y ago
Front of the queue I hope :)
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by mehh 12y ago
When I've done searches for redshift I have actually ended up having to clarify which type I mean. As someone who does use AWS a lot and lambda functions, then yes, overloading the term is dumb. I'll also probably end up using La
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by mehh 12y ago
I think the author should say the UK Government, rather than just the UK, I don't owe Alan Turing an apology, gratitude yes.
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by mehh 12y ago
Really douche to use a computer science term as your product name, are they going to trade mark that or are the just happy with the confusion it will cause.
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by mehh 12y ago
Do they provide Load Balancers akin to what AWS does?
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by mehh 12y ago
There is almost no useful information in this repo.
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by mehh 12y ago
React looks interesting JSX does not. I was considering using React for my next project , but I really do not want JSX or Coffescript or any of this other crap. Dojo suffered terribly by having a split brain, I think you guys a following
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by mehh 12y ago
Well perhaps slagging off the work done by others in a domain he is not an expert in isn't a sensible approach to writing articles.
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by mehh 12y ago
The author deliberately wrote in a inflammatory style, I thought a response in a similar style was useful feedback for this 'brave' author. I don't have a HN account and bored on a train, its a comment not an published and pr
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by mehh 12y ago
If you have a site delivering real time content, such as news, its pretty important.
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by mehh 12y ago
Most articles are shitty, this is an example of one. Most technical articles are written by someone blinkered by their specific experience which they feel is so wonderful that they should share with the world. Save the internet from such dr