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by pelle 14y ago
I agree I would like this.
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by pelle 14y ago
I have to say that the introduction of a turn of the century enterprise software pricing model is not a welcome thing. I think the subscription model is a much better approach in todays market. In particular since I think Datomic's early ad
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Datomic transactions are entities(pelle.github.com)
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by pelle 14y ago
Absolutely. That is where I'm going in the next article. The transactions are extremely cool.
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by pelle 14y ago
It is actually implemented more like a triple store than an oodbms. Just with time added as a 4th parameter. Their Entity class makes it feel a bit like an oodbms though in that it kind of acts like a hash map.
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by pelle 14y ago
I agree with you this is not on its own necessarily a good reason to switch to Datomic. I will be getting into more detailed examples later. My real point with this post was more to talk about how to model the data using datoms and not spec
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by pelle 14y ago
You can do it all yourself if you want, but Datomic does it for you without you having to do anything. Also as it does it on a datom level it is a lot more efficient than versioned rows. Interestingly one of the early selling points of Post
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Thinking in Datomic(pelle.github.com)
96 points by pelle 14y ago|29 comments
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BoostFunder new crowd funding platform(boostfunder.com)
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Core.logic.intro from EuroClojure by Edmund Jackson(vimeo.com)
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by pelle 14y ago
Intelligence and competence are two very different things. You have to go back probably 100 years to find a relatively competent government. The current government is at least as incompetent from an economic point of view as the policies of
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by pelle 14y ago
This is a site run by a group of economists who crowd source the real inflation numbers based on supermarket prices in Buenos Aires. http://www.inflacionverdadera.com/ Having just lived there for a couple of months I can attest to the ins
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by pelle 14y ago
I'm sorry but Argentina got f'ed by the IMF because the country keeps voting in incompetent yet flamboyant idiots who buy votes with money they don't have.
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Statistical Graphics, ClojureScript etc(infoq.com)
2 points by pelle 14y ago|0 comments
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by pelle 14y ago
I think it's better solved by local players like OmbuShop at least for the time being. Dealing with each countries local payment system is only one issue, shipping is also important. Who knows Shopify might want to go on it's own shopping s
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OmbuShop enables e-commerce in Latin America(payglo.be)
8 points by pelle 14y ago|4 comments
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In Cuba, Mystery Shrouds the Fate of an Undersea Internet Cable(techland.time.com)
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Datomic queries against collections in Clojure(gist.github.com)
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by pelle 14y ago
As someone living here temporarily on and off over the last 10 years I agree completely. That said there are some amazing business people here. Argentinians are amazingly resilient and adaptive. There are also many fantastic coders here, ma
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Review of MasterCard’s mind boggling PayPass Online(payglo.be)
1 points by pelle 14y ago|0 comments
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Using clojure database functions and transaction annotation in Datomic(gist.github.com)
1 points by pelle 14y ago|0 comments
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Q&A with Coinapult founder Ira Miller(payglo.be)
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Send bitcoin easily with Catapult(payglo.be)
2 points by pelle 14y ago|0 comments
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Embedded payment widgets inspired by Baekdal(payglo.be)
1 points by pelle 14y ago|0 comments
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BitInstant is first US bitcoin exchange to be federally licensed(payglo.be)
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Datomic Early Experience launches(groups.google.com)
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4 ways that Stripe innovated Credit Card payments(payglo.be)
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Silent Circle new encryption system from author of PGP(silentcircle.com)
7 points by pelle 14y ago|3 comments
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Virtual Currency Exchange First Meta Closes $466,000 Funding Round(forbes.com)
2 points by pelle 15y ago|0 comments
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The anti innovators holding payments back(payglo.be)
2 points by pelle 15y ago|0 comments

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