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13y ago
This talk by Martin Fowler on NoSQL http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qI_g07C_Q5I and their use cases is a pretty good introduction.
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Obligatory google cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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StackOverflow is intensely competitive when it comes to answering new questions on your favorite tags. So you could just post answers to problems you debugged on your own and then search SO for a similar question and add your answer. Over a
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Yeah. The combination of NewsBlur's speed and yoleo's minimalism would be perfect for me.
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13y ago
Been using and loving python since last year. Can't wait for my first pycon.
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Nice set of questions. I would also use some sample real world data to check if my queries scale well instead of inserting 10 rows and running all queries on it. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/57068/good-databases-with...
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They did hire an industrial designer for Google Glass
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Works fine for me. Maybe your data wasn't cached before their API limit got exceeded?
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redis?
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I saw your video ( http://37signals.com/svn/posts/3446-adrian-holovaty-talks-so... ) on the 37signals blog where you mentioned that the server stuff was boring. Now it just got interesting!
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Idea: A Khan Academy where anyone can contribute
(firespotting.com)
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Bet they have better metrics. This is just eye candy.
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Here I was thinking Netflix lost some of their data. Nice title, arstechnica
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Isn't writing code for your research in biology the most obvious solution?
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Yeah, bitter. But I reckon they use those questions to test if you care enough to dive deep into things you're into.
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Nice! Shared it with all my poet friends.
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I guess finance folks have to get themselves educated about test driven development
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Have you tried educating your users about other browsers? Has it worked?
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Thanks! I didn't see that there were more pages at first (Page 1 out of 16). It could be highlighter better.
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When it comes to remote typing, it's trivial to build a simple file syncing script using something like python watchdog. I use it to avoid typing remotely as much as possible.
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Python: x += 1 vs x = x + 1
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Nice trick!
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Yeah! Looking forward to seeing how that pans out.. ChromeOS on Android?
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Maybe you could team up with http://www.thisismyjam.com/
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Yet another take on puzzles.. I reckon people are asked puzzles because if you can solve them, the probability of you solving real world problems is higher. Now that your raw intelligence/interest is proved, it's now a question of whether y
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Nice design! Are the quotes input manually or taken from an api like twitter?
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Yeah, I was more productive yesterday. But I did read google cached versions of HN.