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mhluongo
14y ago
That's not "dick" at all- we need better messaging. We're a people-focused academic search engine, currently for computer science. Instead of just returning papers, we also deliver authors relevant to those papers. The idea is that there's
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Show HN: A new take on academic search
(scholr.ly)
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Zynga closes Boston office
(boston.com)
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Global Bacon Shortage Unavoidable
(cbsnews.com)
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14y ago
I've been outted -_- Seriously, though- I agree with the last few paragraphs, but I think there's a "to me" that's missing throughout this article. Anyone working somewhere solely for the ping pong (outside of professional table tennis play
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14y ago
Would love feedback on the project, user education, and marketing in open source. I' really excited about where it's headed.
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Neo4django 0.1.7 released and some common misconceptions
(mattluongo.com)
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Flamebait?
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Scholrly - Beta Invites Away
(blog.scholr.ly)
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14y ago
Good idea! I'm definitely going to ping the companies I listed, but I hadn't thought about a video.
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14y ago
The things a poor founder will do...
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Sponsor My Time at a Startup Accelerator
(mattluongo.com)
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mhluongo
14y ago
Not sure we should compare a design firm to a toddler... are you joking?
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14y ago
Saving this for the next yelling match I get in over a system design...
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mhluongo
14y ago
%s/Stripe/Square/
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mhluongo
14y ago
But all other things aren't equal- this is HN, not the rest of the internet. I think one of the draws of the HN community is that interactions often carry more weight than your typical comment section on a blog.
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14y ago
What's interesting about key-value databases? Storing keys and values in an RDBMS is trivial... Graph databases are great for datasets where structure matters more than in a relational database and (way) more than in a K/V-store. When you'r
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14y ago
Add a `from getpass import getpass` in there, replace your password with `getpass()`, and you'll be set :)
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python -c 'import hashlib; from getpass import getpass; s = hashlib.sha1(); s.update(getpass()); print s.hexdigest()'
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We've gotten some great pre-launch feedback from academics and librarians, but I'd love to hear HN's take.
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The Launch of Scholrly: new search engine seeks to change how you find research
(chronicle.com)
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Any maintainers of FOSS projects want to come out of the woodworks on this one?
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Who makes all these open source logos?
(mattluongo.com)
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Jquery.extendQuery
(github.com)
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15y ago
Doesn't Riak have a memory-based backend? So wouldn't it make more sense to say "here's why you don't also need Redis"? Ref - http://wiki.basho.com/Memory.html , http://wiki.basho.com/Multi.html Edit - added another ref link
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15y ago
While early adopters are the "choir", they often feel the same pain as other potential users, and found ways to get over it. They're such a great resource because you can ask them what hurt the most.
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15y ago
And since @espeed brings up bindings, if you're using Django check out neo4django ( https://github.com/scholrly/neo4django)- it preserves most of the stuff you expect from the ORM (model definitions and QuerySets) to make the transition to
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We've loved it so far, and the core DB is definitely strong. I know the team is working on making it more accessible to new devs, but until then the mailing list helps a lot.
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15y ago
I know it's not SPARQL, but the direction Cypher is taking is very promising.
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15y ago
REST has improved a ton since 1.3- definitely check it out. Which binding are you using?
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