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541.
by olegp 17y ago
Also worth taking a look at json-template: http://code.google.com/p/json-template/
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by olegp 17y ago
Given that Rhino runs on top of the JVM, ServerJS is already available on AppEngine. Take a look here: http://dev.helma.org/ng/Running+Rhino+and+Helma+NG+on+Google...
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Should You Go Beyond Relational Databases?(thinkvitamin.com)
52 points by olegp 17y ago|30 comments
544.
by olegp 17y ago
http://checkvist.com
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by olegp 17y ago
Ask him about "his new network theory of fundamental physics, related to cellular automata" - http://twitter.com/novaspivack/status/1815527180
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OK, it’s a pandemic. Now what?(fluidinfo.com)
22 points by olegp 18y ago|14 comments
547.
by olegp 18y ago
Seems like going to the afterparty is the best option in terms of value for money.
548.
by olegp 18y ago
Looking at the Russian version of the site, you can get the same type of VPS for $4.44 a month instead of $6, although you get 25GB of traffic instead of 30. Cloudkick should support this provider.
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When an angel could turn out to be a devil in disguise(ft.com)
1 points by olegp 18y ago|0 comments
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by olegp 18y ago
Vertical search engines which scrape a large number of sites already do something like this and some may already have the tools described in the article. That being said most use regular expressions instead of XPath because of malformed mar
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by olegp 18y ago
Perhaps because they rely on a lot of open source components and open up some of their technologies whereas Microsoft has been slow at coming around to the OS way of thinking. If you're worried about lock-in with App Engine, check this out:
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by olegp 18y ago
Why not use Clicky ( http://www.getclicky.com )? It gives you both the ability to track users in real time using the Spy feature and get the same level of detail that Google delivers.
553.
by olegp 18y ago
You could run standalone apps made up of static JavaScript, HTML and CSS where the browser clients talk directly to CouchDB. Check this out: http://books.couchdb.org/relax/hosted-applications
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by olegp 18y ago
What would you use it for? Also, how would one go about implementing something like this in practice? CouchDB isn't truly distributed, so one would need to run multiple isolated instances which would in turn impose restrictions on the size
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Download EtherPad for Your Own Server(etherpad.com)
31 points by olegp 18y ago|9 comments
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Science is the belief in the ignorance of experts(fotuva.org)
5 points by olegp 18y ago|0 comments
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by olegp 18y ago
Does anyone know where and when is the get together mentioned in the article?
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by olegp 18y ago
Yeah, that category is kind of experimental with potential to generate a lot of noise if we added most VCs.
559.
by olegp 18y ago
There has to be some editorial control over which feeds get added to which category. Would a "Suggest a Feed" page be enough do you think?
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Art and Linux family trees(ianmurdock.com)
1 points by olegp 18y ago|0 comments
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by olegp 18y ago
How about evolving schemas? Allow for users/developers to collaborate on improving the different data types. Even though a schema may have a fixed set of core attributes, there's no reason why some app couldn't extend that in any way it see
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by olegp 18y ago
Agree completely, things should be evolving in the opposite direction: standardization of data types ("file formats").
563.
by olegp 18y ago
I decided to give Helma a go because I like the idea of being able to re-use server side code within the browser and also because it should make it easier for others to extend the web application with plugins without having to learn a new s
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by olegp 18y ago
Helma NG: http://helma.org
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JS3 = CouchDB + Helma + JQuery(labs.mudynamics.com)
1 points by olegp 18y ago|0 comments
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by olegp 18y ago
From Facebook's T&Cs: "By posting User Content to any part of the Site, you automatically grant, and you represent and warrant that you have the right to grant, to the Company an irrevocable, perpetual, non-exclusive, transferable, full
567.
by olegp 18y ago
A quote from the author: "I hope other sites violated by Power.com such as Google, Microsoft, MySpace, and Hi5 put a stop to websites like Power harvesting user data." However, Facebook uses exactly the same method for harvesting contact de
568.
by olegp 18y ago
Interesting to see the author siding with Facebook on this one. What if someone wrote a grease monkey script that let me scrape my data from Facebook's servers? In other words, what if I automated a process I could do manually without acces
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Google's Browser Security Handbook(code.google.com)
23 points by olegp 18y ago|0 comments
570.
by olegp 18y ago
What's the view like from there? Can you see the Nile?

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