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by reactor 13y ago
Mind telling who's giving it? Hetzner?
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PostgreSQL 9.4 will support document database model using Hstore(obartunov.livejournal.com)
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Google+ Gets a Major Makeover(entrepreneur.com)
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Why Is Code Hard to Understand?(preposterousuniverse.com)
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by reactor 13y ago
That's why I mentioned "seems to be the only sane choice" :)
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by reactor 13y ago
When you have a choice of Simple vs Complex (not complicate), Native vs Virtual but comparable in terms of maturity and expressiveness, which one you pick, honestly?
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by reactor 13y ago
If you think about it, it matters. Not that I always want the top performer, but definitely wont pick the last few.
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by reactor 13y ago
To be honest, I kinda don't like Scala, its too much to grok. I always believe language is something not worth fighting for, but solutions are. (I'm aware, it's just about me, YMMV).
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by reactor 13y ago
I've read about the limitation of Go in terms of third party libs, but I believe it is only temporary. I had a glance at the std libs, looks really good for a new language. Our new app doesn't require all the bells and whistles of a full fl
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by reactor 13y ago
Off all the top performers, Go seems to be the only sane choice to write a web app. Moreover it is at the sweet spot; expressive, flexible, simple, super performant, good community etc. I think it is convincing enough for me to give Go a se
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Left 4 Dead 2 for Linux public beta releasing next week(polygon.com)
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by reactor 13y ago
If you are not particular about Git, you may take a look at http://rhodecode.org/ as well (uses mercurial).
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by reactor 13y ago
It's not.
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by reactor 13y ago
|it's you that should manage this situation. With Go, you don't need to worry about this.
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by reactor 14y ago
I think it looks promising if you have an external monitor and considering to buy the box alone for your dev/day-to-day purpose, more like an alternative to desktop. You get 1 TB additional for 50 bucks as well.
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by reactor 14y ago
here we go! http://www.treefrogframework.org/
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by reactor 14y ago
Addition to what lvca (the author himself :) ) said, Unlike other pure GraphDB's, OrientDB is a hybrid DB, ie. under-the-hood its a document DB, so you will get best of both (if you want).
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by reactor 14y ago
Not to nitpick, but that (and another popular one http://www.techempower.com/blog/2013/03/26/everything-about-... ) was a clever way to get people to techempower.com :) Useful comparison anyway. Seems Go struck a good balance.
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by reactor 14y ago
Scribing was easy from the onset. But programming as it is today is not easy. Unless it evolved into plug-and-play-the-building-blocks, the profession of programming is going to stay.
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by reactor 14y ago
You don't need to use it. Variety is beautiful.
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by reactor 14y ago
Also there is cdist ( http://www.nico.schottelius.org/software/cdist/ ) not so popular but interesting.
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by reactor 14y ago
I don't agree. They do have Windows and Bada phones, but no where near Android counterpart. Most people who are capable of buying smart phones are smart enough to know what they want to buy.
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OrientDB 1.3 released(orientdb.org)
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Apple Finally Awarded 'Lion' Trademark(tomsguide.com)
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by reactor 14y ago
How can it not be prior art?
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by reactor 14y ago
Does anyone know what will happen to that balloon hanging in there at Stratosphere?
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by reactor 14y ago
The same way Dropbox admin has access to your private data.
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by reactor 14y ago
> That argument would be a lot more convincing if the Dash actually displayed results from a lot of places, not just Amazon. "Right now, it’s not dynamically choosing what to search, it’s just searching local scopes and Amazon, but it w
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by reactor 14y ago
Its a good opportunity to contribute!
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by reactor 14y ago
> Samsung is for real and is developing devices that are at least as good as Apple in many ways and they deserve equal consideration, iPhone/iPad's Processor, Display and few other parts are made by Samsung at the moment. So yes, they m

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