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by nevi-me 13y ago
But debits and credits do not use multiplication nor division, so for those transactions the order doesn't matter.
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by nevi-me 13y ago
I tried the alpha a few months back, and found it to understandably be lacking, My biggest frustration with it was trying to profile the performance of a complex piece of code with a number of callbacks and such. NTVS would only look at the
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by nevi-me 13y ago
Geolocation, specifically GeoJSON. That's the main reason why I chose it (I started working on my app while it was at 2.0). When 2.4 came out with better geospatial indices (albeit basic compared to PostgreSQL+PostGIS) and GeoJSON supp
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by nevi-me 13y ago
Well, SPDY is enabled by default on 1.5.11 from what I understand, so they better push out 1.5.12 out (at least not seeing it yet)
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by nevi-me 13y ago
I know what JSON is :)
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by nevi-me 13y ago
Am I missing something fundamental here? I think in the home page Q shouldn't be compared to just JSON as they are in principle two different things. If I were to write a 'data language' or to extend an existing language to c
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by nevi-me 13y ago
> I really like this. In general, a well-supported non-crappy schema language for modern data exchange formats is long overdue (e.g. JSON Schema is horribly un-human-friendly). I think I'm a bit confused, is Q the actual schema or a
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by nevi-me 13y ago
I'm in the Chrome camp, but for the times that I've used Opera's Dragonfly thingy, I've gotten value from it. The only thing that used to suck about it was requiring an Internet connection. A few years ago when I was in
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by nevi-me 13y ago
There's an oke who I caught trying to change random listings in a small township in South Africa into something related to him. One small edit that was allowed was for him to map an existing road, but he named the street after himself.
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by nevi-me 13y ago
Hasn't moxie discussed this a few years ago, that it's unsecure to send sensitive data from an HTTP page to an HTTPS one?
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by nevi-me 13y ago
Mavericks isn't, and Ubuntu/Mint isn't
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by nevi-me 13y ago
Will it save my documents in a compatible format to Office 2013? I've had Excel documents go corrupt or unreadable on Excel desktop app. As much as I use Excel at work and home, I'm staying away from their online thing with most o
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by nevi-me 13y ago
I know very few traders who have either gone mechanical or semi with their own money. It's less about the algorithms, but more about discipline, intuition and knowledge. All of the traders that I mention knowing, are actuaries, who sti
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by nevi-me 13y ago
I agree with this. In South Africa we use Whatsapp more than anything (including BBM these days). When I rocked up in Canada, I found that very few people use Whatsapp here, since BBM is losing market share, I find that most if not all of m
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by nevi-me 13y ago
sure, but even without Chromebox, Hangouts is still a pretty good offer. A few friends and I are working abroad (in the US, Canada and UK), and we keep in touch at scheduled times on Hangouts. Chromebox is not really meant for individual co
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by nevi-me 13y ago
My custom domain address was stolen with the Dropbox data leak, got so much spam that I set my Gmail to pull my mails via POP3. Then I changed everything to use my Gmail, and locked down my Gmail account. I've heard people go on about
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by nevi-me 13y ago
How does insuring away his risk work?
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by nevi-me 13y ago
One way that I keep my data up-to-date is that when I change something in my "station" data (let's say it's an avatar equivalent) I have an update that's triggered across my "route" collection. So you woul
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by nevi-me 13y ago
Don't think they're going to 'solve' the issue of joins. I think they've taken the decision not to support them. It then becomes an issue of denormalisation, and whether you can actually work on a project with every
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by nevi-me 13y ago
From following Mongo on JIRA, I have noticed that Elliott spends time coding, and could venture to say that he is led/allocated work by Dan Pasette (who is the SERVER team leader). A lot of recent Mongo releases have been delayed by
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by nevi-me 13y ago
but, but, but, I never mentioned anything about forking === innovation (unless your response wasn't directed at me :) ).
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by nevi-me 13y ago
I think you might be unfamiliar with 'open source' and its licensing. Android is a Linux-based distribution, which means that it uses a Linux kernel. 'Copy': make a similar or identical version of; reproduce: [1] Google
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by nevi-me 13y ago
I back RyanZAG here (hey Ryan :) ). I went from 4.1.2 to 4.2, 4.3 and now 4.4.2 without hassles. The exception is KitKat where a lot of developers updated their apps specifically to support the new ART. [Rant]: I find that it gets a bit sil
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by nevi-me 13y ago
Thanks for that, I didn't know.
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by nevi-me 13y ago
I was cherry-picking Maps, but I remember that not all iOS apps were updated to the iOS7 look and feel when it came out, it was only at point releases that the few that weren't updated received the update. If Apple has a new shiny Safa
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by nevi-me 13y ago
Yes, Android support is a bit bad, slowly improving but still unsatisfactory. However, I agree with other commenters that it's not a good apple to apple comparison. Most of the apps that come with Android with Google apps (which all of
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by nevi-me 13y ago
Yes, I believe that's the issue. I recall with the Maps debacle, you had to wait for a minor update of the OS to update the app itself. Obviously the "iOS needs a whole OS update" can be seen in two ways, we know that going f
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by nevi-me 13y ago
The latter is still fine as the Android team is apparently working on a way of updating the webview without upgrading the device OS. So even the halfbaked browsers can still benefit from speed and security improvements
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by nevi-me 13y ago
TL:DR; Mongo works for me ('us'), and when I get some time I'll write a post on what we're doing with it, and why it works for us. I am ('we are') using Mongo for a public transit planner in South Africa. It&#x
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by nevi-me 13y ago
Well, good thing that we have Android Police and their teardowns acting as a control, that way they'll spot something when Google pushes an NSA trojan to Play Services. /s?

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