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   CoFounder, a print magazine about EU startups, launches today(igg.me)

   35 points by olegp 12y ago|9 comments
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   by olegp 12y ago

   Sorry about the hassle. I've seen this bug in the wild before but have had a hard time trying to reproduce it. Will apply a fix that will address the symptoms, if not the root cause.
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   by olegp 12y ago

   µBlock: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/%C2%B5block/cjpalh... LiveReload: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/livereload/jnihajb... StartHQ: https://
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   by olegp 12y ago

   You can use the same email.
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   by olegp 12y ago

   Java Backend Engineer - Omniata, Helsinki, Finland - visa, full time Founded by a team of former Digital Chocolate and EA data leads, Omniata ( http://www.omniata.com ) integrates analytics, CRM, user engagement and A/B testi
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   by olegp 12y ago

   Java Backend Engineer, UX Engineer (two separate positions) - Omniata, Helsinki, Finland - visa, full time Founded by a team of former Digital Chocolate and EA data leads, Omniata ( http://www.omniata.com ) integrates analytics, C
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   by olegp 12y ago

   That's a bit of a made up problem. Having used fibers for a few years now for some heavy lifting, I've never had issues with not knowing where async behavior occurs. No different from goroutines really.
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   by olegp 12y ago

   And fibers even more so, in my opinion.
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   by olegp 12y ago

   Sorry about the hassle, will fix. In the meantime, please use jobs.europe@omniata.com
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    by olegp 12y ago

    Backend Engineer, UX Designer (two separate positions) - Omniata, Helsinki, Finland - visa, full time Founded by a team of former Digital Chocolate and EA data leads, Omniata ( http://www.omniata.com ) integrates analytics, CRM, u
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    by olegp 12y ago

    Backend Engineer - Omniata, Helsinki, Finland - full time Founded by a team of former Digital Chocolate and EA data leads, Omniata ( http://www.omniata.com ) integrates analytics, CRM, user engagement and A/B testing platform
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    by olegp 12y ago

    Would be great to see this added to fibers in Node.js.
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    by olegp 12y ago

    Isn't this what tag managers like Google Tag Manager do? How is this different?
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    by olegp 12y ago

    It literally took me 5 minutes to get that, thought we had a typo in the post.
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    Searching the cloud just got a whole lot easier(starthq.com)

    31 points by olegp 12y ago|7 comments
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    by olegp 12y ago

    You're right, one still needs to include the name on top of the image - that's something I'm working on atm. We did have just text before and images stick out better, making it much easier and faster to determine which is the
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    by olegp 12y ago

    Agree that Amazebar looks way too cluttered. We are working on something similar at StartHQ ( https://starthq.com ) and keeping the search results page simple and uncluttered has been a challenge. We ended up including more images
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    by olegp 12y ago

    What's your email?
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    by olegp 12y ago

    Helsinki, Finland - full time, part time, VISA Omniata - http://www.omniata.com - Founded by a team of former Digital Chocolate and EA data leads, Omniata integrates analytics, CRM, CMS and A/B testing platforms into one so
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    by olegp 12y ago

    We might give this a shot with alexlamsl in a fork of fibers. Would you be able to help if we get stuck?
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    by olegp 12y ago

    Thanks for checking out the example and I agree that it may be overly trivial. We do plan to investigate this further and will blog about it at https://starthq.com/blog/ I really think that depending on one's requ
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    by olegp 12y ago

    Yes, at one startup I worked on we had written one of those as well ( https://github.com/akshell/docs/blob/master/guide/db.rst ). The problem is they are still an abstraction. You write these queries
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    by olegp 12y ago

    One could fork fibers and have smaller stacks and even make their size dynamic, but actually the number of active fibers per process has been fairly low in all our use cases so stack size was never a concern. The more interesting problem is
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    by olegp 12y ago

    Having written an ORM myself back in 2000 and used Hibernate and JPA for many years, I'm now of the opinion that ORMs are an unnecessary, leaky abstraction in the modern day of dynamic languages. One is better off talking directly to t
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    by olegp 12y ago

    For all the hate MongoDB gets, I have to say building queries in server side JS using MongoDB JSON syntax rather than SQL style queries is the way to go. Check out these two examples: https://github.com/olegp/stick-blog
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    by olegp 12y ago

    The JS spec says nothing about threads or coroutines, just like the C spec says nothing about them either. That doesn't mean that they are incompatible with the language. In fact, real multi-threaded JS code runs just fine on the JVM f
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    by olegp 12y ago

    Yes! Ideally in the evening. Also, happy to connect with people virtually before that. Keen to talk to anyone doing B2B SaaS. https://twitter.com/olegpodsechin https://www.linkedin.com/in/olegpodsechin
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    by olegp 12y ago

    Agreed. I benchmarked Node/V8 vs. the JVM and while Node has lower memory usage, Java is as performant while being more reliable, with less variance in HTTP response times, due to the better garbage collector. http://www.sli
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    by olegp 12y ago

    Fibers is a not a fork, it's a package that is included as a dependency with pre-compiled binaries for all the major platforms.
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    by olegp 12y ago

    Couldn't agree more with this post. Node has always had a problem with favoring performance over robustness, coupled with an overly zealous, polarized community that exists in a bubble. This resulted in synchronous libraries like fiber