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by nevi-me 11y ago
Very excited about the release. Schemas are something that ODBC connectors are doing already, although they are essentially normalising the collections into tables, sometimes looks ugly, but I suppose the aim's mostly to plug that into
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by nevi-me 11y ago
Yes, unknown artists can't, but the point is that they are going 3 months without income. There have been many local one-hit-wonders in my country, make a decent album with one or two 'hit' singles, and never get enough money
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by nevi-me 11y ago
Yes, I run it, but if out of the possible 5'000 combinations that I go through when searching ( https://rwt.to , essentially an A-B public transit planner, https://movinggauteng.co.za - data behind the planner) on
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by nevi-me 11y ago
Can't reply to mikeash below, but I also have a comment. I've burnt myself a few times where I committed something and pushed to my remote repo, only to realise that I shouldn't have. What I've taken from my errors is th
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by nevi-me 11y ago
Unless the standard's changed in the years, we (South Africans) view Zimbabweans as having a very good education system, extending to math literacy. Perhaps that view might be biased as most of the Zimbabweans we would be exposed to (o
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by nevi-me 11y ago
Will be interesting to see the 'alpha' test results, interested in seeing how the MongoDB 3.2 series would perform there
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by nevi-me 11y ago
A number of people have said that Photos has grouped their photos by people, with Google saying that the feature can recognise faces over time ... I don't have that, and I want to try it. Anyone know a way of forcing it to show me Peop
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by nevi-me 11y ago
Even if participants all have perfect information, I feel like you're forgetting something fundamental to instruments, at least primary instruments. If I buy an instrument, I'm expecting returns, I don't buy primarily to spec
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by nevi-me 11y ago
I assume this is in reference to the article about Google opening up their corporate tools/services to their users on the Internet, but I've seen this MOMA login page (at least what I call it) before last year and probably before
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by nevi-me 12y ago
Or for the interested, TileMill would be better as you can print exports in PDF as vectors. I spent a great deal of time trying to manually create transit maps for one of our 'archaic' transit agencies, and this was before Mapbox
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by nevi-me 12y ago
Some proof? I live in South Africa, and last I checked I couldn't use Wallet. Was Google going to force Samsung to install Wallet on my phone? As far as I know, all the Google Apps that came with my phone are on someone else's pho
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by nevi-me 12y ago
There's Android for that* * [I know I'm not being helpful, but I couldn't resist. Haven't tried doing that on my iPhone when I had one, but pretty easy to move stuff around on Android or other OS'es]
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by nevi-me 12y ago
I'm a one-man show at the moment working on 3+ repositories on Bitbucket. I tried using JIRA for a few months late last year, and it wasn't a great experience or me, so I ended reverting back to using the Bitbucket issue tracker.
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by nevi-me 12y ago
Yes, I agree there that we can conclude it's meant to be disposable. So are the wealthy elite then paying for the "Apple brand"? I ask this seeing that there's not that much gold on the watch itself to justify the price
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by nevi-me 12y ago
One of the execs at a client I work for bought a nice expensive Breitling. One evening at a function I innocently asked him what the value of such an expensive watch was. He told me that the value of it is that it can last generations. Watc
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by nevi-me 12y ago
I'm excited to see 3.0, but from what I've seen on JIRA, there might still be some issues with WiredTiger (fair considering how they moved from RocksDB to WT in a short period). Will be interesting to see if they'll close out
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by nevi-me 12y ago
Hopefully a useful example, would love some comment. I've been building https://rwt.to and https://movingjoburg.co.za with storage backed by MongoDB. Both are transit apps/websites in South Africa, could be
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by nevi-me 12y ago
Even though he stopped being part of core, he has remained active in Node.js development. It's part of his job at StrongLoop I suppose. A fresh start with an open governance model at least should mean that most politics are set aside.
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by nevi-me 12y ago
I was in Regina SK, Canada this time last year, and for a South African who'd only ever experienced ~-10 degrees C, it was a humbling experience. The coldest day when I was there was below -50C, and on one day I missed my bus and walke
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by nevi-me 12y ago
Interesting, I was on 6.0-6.1, and unless I'm completely wrong, I went a month seeing an 'activate Stash to use this feature' button/link. If you've had epics before then, then I was probably doing something wrong.
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by nevi-me 12y ago
Also like Bitbucket, and agree with the interface. They made things responsive a while ago, and there were lots of complaints about the 'create a README' decision as a space-waster, they haven't done anything about it since.
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by nevi-me 12y ago
Seems logical and expected. I was wondering if MongoDB would have to pay some licencing fee to WT for using their technology in document level locking and compression. Works well for us Mongo users :)
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by nevi-me 12y ago
Google should just cut the hosepipe, and let's see what happens. Though that's wishful thinking as it would be a political move bound to end up leaving a mess everywhere
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by nevi-me 12y ago
I see it from a different angle. Google has invested in creating both Google News, and search in general. Yes, Google's business would sink if nobody allowed it to do snippets, but it's also not in their interest to do that. Let&#
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by nevi-me 12y ago
Why should every small component be monetised? Google has an interest in Android, and if they felt that Android needed something like this, then the continued revenue from people using Android services benefit them because most of those peo
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by nevi-me 12y ago
I'm still suffering from spam from the last mail address leak, and now this? Time to respect my data and move it elsewhere EDIT: Dropbox say the leak is from another service that has been compromised. Does anyone know of a service that
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by nevi-me 12y ago
Assuming that Google hasn't spent "years" working on the Android Wear platform compared to Apple's "years", does it mean that based on what we've seen tonight vs. Wear, that Google has done better? I'
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by nevi-me 12y ago
At 4-5 I could read two languages fluently (at the rate of a typical 7-8 year-old), having been taught phonetics for both languages. There were a lot of words I didn't know, but I could at least look them up in the dictionary. > R
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by nevi-me 12y ago
Yea, could be a plugin or something else. Also on Chrome, and didn't see any spikes
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by nevi-me 12y ago
Also agree, for me the mayorships are what kept me checking in to my regular places, I kinda feel like the Swarm split killed Foursquare. Their loss I guess.

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