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by phpnode 11y ago
No one is buying your false narrative, you are managing to make a bad situation worse. You're going to lose your status as a YC company over this.
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by phpnode 11y ago
You are totally delusional, the uproar here is not caused by your competitors, it is caused by your own incredibly poor behaviour.
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by phpnode 11y ago
This behaviour is absolutely incredible, probably the most tone-deaf response I've ever seen.
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by phpnode 11y ago
The things you're describing here are common to many large organisations - is Google a university? Tellingly, you don't mention the primary reason universities exist - to educate, regardless of the profitability of the subject. Th
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by phpnode 11y ago
> If anyone hasn't figured it out already, YC is becoming the first 21st century university This is a ridiculous statement, it is nothing like a university.
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by phpnode 11y ago
I had a similar experience, no other film scared me before or since, but event horizon was terrifying
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by phpnode 11y ago
Yes, it's important to conserve integers lest we run out
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by phpnode 11y ago
This looks pretty similar to tokotek's fractal indexes
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by phpnode 11y ago
> even if you try to describe what you induction cooking plate does for you using visual building blocks and English language you still end up with pretty tangled mess that only real programmer could have patience for. Sorry, I should ha
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by phpnode 11y ago
> Who needs to code when you can use visual building blocks or even plain English to describe intent? Stopped reading there, despite predictions this has not happened in the last 20 years and I see no evidence that it will happen in the
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by phpnode 11y ago
For what it's worth I was asking a genuine question, most experimental projects don't get 11k commits so I assume that people are actively using it - my question is, given the plethora of alternatives available, what is it about F
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by phpnode 11y ago
This is great: GraphQL has nothing to do with graphs. OpenCypher has nothing to do with ciphers.
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by phpnode 11y ago
at least make it rhyme! Hey, Stock in the dumps, firing 336 chumps. Jack
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by phpnode 11y ago
* cues
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by phpnode 11y ago
it's incredible that that project has 11,000 commits, a huge amount of effort has gone into it but the code is really unpleasant to read. I feel like I must be missing something about FOAM - who is using it and why?
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by phpnode 11y ago
In my experience NHS dentists in the UK will give you composites if the filling is in a visible area. Also, they do provide anaesthetic!
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by phpnode 11y ago
I think the article is confusing two different issues, the malleability attacks and the dust attacks. Amaclin seems to be behind the dust attack, which is a cheap way to DoS the blockchain by causing blocks to reach the maximum number of SI
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by phpnode 11y ago
async/await is powered by promises, it's crazy to say that promises are going away, they're becoming an even more fundamental construct in the language.
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by phpnode 11y ago
Solr and Sphinx
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by phpnode 11y ago
tame() is one of those things that is so simple and obvious in retrospect that it's flabbergasting that it took so long to be invented/(re)discovered.
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by phpnode 11y ago
The cost is not just in the form of development expenses. It's about having to support two systems, creating a confusing message for consumers, having to foster and support two different app ecosystems, marketing two different competin
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by phpnode 11y ago
> Android on the other hand has very limited provisioning tools It would be orders of magnitude more cost efficient to just create those tools, compared to creating an entire new operating system.
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by phpnode 11y ago
I'm sure you're right because you have the power of facebook behind you but yeah the name is problematic. I agree with lobster_johnson in that it's not a "query language" either, it's more like an analogue of J
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by phpnode 11y ago
APIQL would have been a better name
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by phpnode 11y ago
GraphQL is almost totally unrelated to graphs, it's a way to compose API requests in a manner that fits modern web / mobile usage patterns better than REST. GraphQL has nothing to do with the actual representation of the data. I
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by phpnode 11y ago
Forum post with a lot more info: http://www.myplanetganja.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=11022&star... (Variety Jones == Plural of Mongoose)
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by phpnode 11y ago
The forum post from Variety Jones aka Plural of Mongoose aka Thomas Clark has a lot more details - http://www.myplanetganja.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=11022&star... Fascinating tale if it's true.
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by phpnode 11y ago
Uh, it's already usable and very useful, just not exactly user friendly. It's way past the demo stage
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by phpnode 11y ago
Basho produce a lot of good documentation for Riak which I've found invaluable when creating my own distributed database.
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Dotted Version Vectors: Logical Clocks for Eventually Consistent Systems(github.com)
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