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901.
by rpedela 13y ago
Generally speaking, I don't think it is wise to give so much of your company away especially at an early stage. Most likely the company will need to change direction (pivot) multiple times before becoming successful and that can be har
902.
by rpedela 13y ago
JSON Schema refers to http://json-schema.org/ I don't personally understand what is so "un-human-friendly" about it. It is easy to use and understand in my opinion.
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by rpedela 13y ago
My favorite is Lawrenceville Plasma Physics [1] or more generally dense plasma focus fusion [2]. But really I just want someone to do it yesterday. I do have serious doubts that the billion dollar projects will ever be economical even if th
904.
by rpedela 13y ago
I like the concept, but unfortunately people like me cannot eat it because of food allergies (eggs and tree nuts). Why is <50% of carbs listed as an advantage?
905.
by rpedela 13y ago
This is great! It is pretty simple to setup and the output is much easier to understand than similar tools in my opinion.
906.
by rpedela 13y ago
Is this a parody on Soylent? If so, I like it.
907.
by rpedela 13y ago
It depends. I think the problem most data websites have is that the user still has to do a lot of work to actually use the data. Although not exactly a market, data.gov is a good example of what not to do. It is a gigantic list of datasets
908.
by rpedela 13y ago
Where does it say that?
909.
by rpedela 13y ago
Interesting. Here is a blog post about Node.js in the enterprise including Fortune 500. http://blog.appfog.com/node-js-is-taking-over-the-enterprise...
910.
by rpedela 13y ago
I am not sure it is a good idea to use Fortune 500 companies as a signal for which technology to use. They are typically pretty slow to change.
911.
by rpedela 13y ago
Now it is for me too. That was weird!
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Ask HN: Facebook.com missing from Google?
2 points by rpedela 13y ago|2 comments
913.
by rpedela 13y ago
A darker shade of gray would be easier to read in my opinion.
914.
by rpedela 13y ago
We'll maybe some day but it is still too easy to corrupt the data or index. Recently I had a problem where the data itself was fine and searches worked correctly but it was 100x slower than it should be. It just started happening for n
915.
by rpedela 13y ago
It depends. Because software has so little capital costs and some marketing is free or cheap because of internet, most of the cost is labor.
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by rpedela 13y ago
Apache Lucene has been around awhile. ES has been around since 2010.
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by rpedela 13y ago
You are welcome. :-)
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by rpedela 13y ago
Most managers do not view "I am looking elsewhere" as a time of negotiation unless it is a highly valued employee. Even then it is wise for the manager to start looking around too because the likelihood of the employee leaving is
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by rpedela 13y ago
1. https://www.datalanche.com 2. The correct, proper answer is very, very long. Too long for a HN comment. The short version is that the product is I/O heavy since it mostly just queries a database and returns the results t
920.
by rpedela 13y ago
I think he was trying to make a statement. I agree in the long-term what you suggest is better, but I also understand the short-term impulse to say "fuck you" with action.
921.
by rpedela 13y ago
Can't the about page be improved with a pull request?
922.
by rpedela 13y ago
Is the long-term goal thread safety? Having a native threading mechanism in Node would definitely be helpful.
923.
by rpedela 13y ago
That is great! I wish that was more common.
924.
by rpedela 13y ago
The tools for debugging have changed yes. But the high-level process is the same whether it is fixing a NAND gate, figuring out the cause of a segfault, or finding a the location of the leak in a water pipe. There is a problem. Many of the
925.
by rpedela 13y ago
Yeah there are two fundamental things that are not taught well in many (not all) computer science programs. 1. Debugging as the author explains. 2. How to properly use version control and work with others using version control on the same c
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by rpedela 13y ago
Doomed in what way? That the SQL injection allows the attacker to see or mess with data? Or that the attacker somehow gains greater access to the database, server, OS, etc? Or both?
927.
by rpedela 13y ago
Sure. rpedela at datalanche dot com
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by rpedela 13y ago
Interesting. Are you indexing the documents using Solr or something similar and storing that index? Any idea on pricing?
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by rpedela 13y ago
Yes they do, but I wonder if those still apply in this case or not. At the end of the day, it is still money coming into the university. Edit: To answer my own question, funds are currently not subject to university overhead according to th
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by rpedela 13y ago
No problem. I do see the service being useful and I think it has potential.

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