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onetom
11y ago
nadam said 10 seconds, not minutes. we are using the starter version combined with dynamodb in production and we found the payment structure very clear; no obfuscation whatsoever, unlike a microsoft or adobe pricing matrix ;) (it's mad
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onetom
11y ago
It is closed source, just like DynamoDB. However - unlike DynamoDB - it has a quite usable free version and an even better starter version, which are good enough for production use . (The DDB local version is really only good for developme
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onetom
11y ago
I would highly recommend http://www.datomic.com as a database for multiple reasons, but one of them is that fact that it's totally portable between DynamoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL, etc. You can create a Datomic backup from any
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onetom
11y ago
I find it interesting that no one has mentioned http://nixos.org even here on HN... Isn't it suppose to address most of those grieves the author was complaining about (and I have also experienced so I have up on Ruby years
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onetom
11y ago
Update on figwheel vs boot-reload from some contributors of boot-reload: - "Figwheel has more bells and whistles but the core functionality should be very similar" -- martinklepsch - "...reloading individual namespaces isn&#x
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onetom
11y ago
* figwheel -> https://github.com/adzerk-oss/boot-reload It's not as smart as figwheel because u can lose state, but it's mostly enough. We are actually quite fine with reloading the page manually most of
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onetom
11y ago
i hit the same things on mac, like ctrl-a/e. couldn't jump to the beginning and the end of the file either. i tried various shift key combinations until i finally inserted some special character which i couldn't delete. all t
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onetom
12y ago
I was using `grunt` and `gulp` to build Node.js and AngularJS projects but I have to tell even boot 1.0 felt like a great step forward compared to them, despite of the abysmal startup times. It allowed us to just jump into Clojure developme
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onetom
12y ago
You just cast some light on a major misunderstanding. It's irrelevant whether would you like to take a trip or not. It's like medicine. Many of us know how it works. You should try taking it even if you don't feel the urge.
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onetom
12y ago
Just saw this, but I don't see it as an excuse for not travelling. I also have a son in Hungary, still I left to Japan when he was 3. I'm also writing checks (not too large ones from my perspective, but still...) We were not marri
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onetom
12y ago
Maybe visit Thailand...? And I don't mean a "Hangout" style, Bangkok only trip, but more like travel across, see all ends of it, observe the people and their attitude towards life, look into what do they consider problems...
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onetom
12y ago
+1 for sharing it github (although git sucks ;) have you actually read the glimpse of heaven article? the tone of your comment made me suspicious... :/ i have basic, z80/x86/pic asm, forth, pascal, c, rebol, bash, awk, ruby,
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onetom
13y ago
I'm coming!
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onetom
14y ago
A pretty full featured web server: http://cheyenne-server.org/ But I also built an infrastructure configuration server from the 2kB http://www.rebol.org/view-script.r?script=webserver.r to avoid LDAP/Chef/Puppet and similar bloatwares.
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onetom
14y ago
Red is like a modernized Rebol, so if you learn Rebol, you have (mostly) learnt Red too. Red doesn't constrain the anti-complexity fight to the language itself, though. It can already set you free from the "mother of all bloatwares", the GN
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onetom
14y ago
The "Script library" for Rebol is here: http://www.rebol.org/script-index.r
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onetom
14y ago
there were 123+236 comments on it until now. it just didn't happen on hackernews but on carl's blog instead: http://www.rebol.com/cgi-bin/blog.r?view=0511#comments http://www.rebol.com/cgi-bin/blog.r?view=0510#comments im wondering why
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onetom
15y ago
so, drinking nescafe gold decaffeinated is a safe choice of coffee, right? because im drinking it for the taste only, without sugar but with milk... coffee was definitely not helping with my ADD / ADHD... im on ritalin / concerta 54mg for 2
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17y ago
what about http://www.picolisp.org ? fuck compilation. fuck lexical scoping. do something for real in lisp, like * entity relationships over a graph db * webframework * flightsimulator