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by shotgun 16y ago
Awww, shucks. And here I was hoping ET checked in. That would be the first extraterrestrial check-in IMO.
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by shotgun 16y ago
"The highly stable and durable data store." And a cluster of Tar Pits = La Brea (which is actually a cluster of tar pits)
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by shotgun 16y ago
Tar Pit
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by shotgun 16y ago
Sounds fascinating to me. But that might be because I've already started that better project to do it. :P
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by shotgun 16y ago
Why can't it be done without a browser plugin?
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Google shares web page metrics(code.google.com)
4 points by shotgun 16y ago|0 comments
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by shotgun 16y ago
Thanks, man. Very helpful indeed!
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by shotgun 16y ago
If I had a nickel for every time I was at a stoplight and thought the same thing...
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by shotgun 16y ago
I believe Google's networks are going to be symmetric. For the sake of discussion let's assume 1 Gbps up.
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Ask HN: What would you do with 1 Gbps at home?
10 points by shotgun 16y ago|11 comments
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by shotgun 16y ago
I met someone a few months ago that preferred "Squall". Gave me a case of the chuckles.
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by shotgun 16y ago
CouchDB is not as limiting as you suggest but it is a total paradigm shift. There is more to CouchDB than map-reduce. In my view, CouchDB is more at home as a middleware layer than a database layer. Take your current project as an example.
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by shotgun 16y ago
You just made my day when you quoted my stackoverflow answer. Thanks, man.
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by shotgun 16y ago
Just signed up and indexed a few pages. After seeing you're caching pages I started thinking about privacy/security issues. Your privacy policy isn't very reassuring. (DuckDuckGo does a great job at this: http://duckduckgo.com/privacy.html
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Google, Kansas? Duluth responds.(youtube.com)
1 points by shotgun 17y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What the heck is a Community Operating System?(generalapp.newschallenge.org)
1 points by shotgun 17y ago|0 comments
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by shotgun 17y ago
Redis was designed specifically for web analytics. Not exactly what you asked for, but you might find it highly useful nonetheless. >> http://code.google.com/p/redis/
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by shotgun 17y ago
Oh boy! I'm gonna have some fun this weekend!
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by shotgun 17y ago
Welcome to the club! I think this is a UI design pattern we're going to see used a lot in the future. What I find interesting is that you and I are both working on a journalism/publishing startup and found reason to use similar UI ideas. We
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by shotgun 18y ago
Nice! I'm gonna try this out on a current project this week.
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by shotgun 18y ago
Interesting lecture.
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by shotgun 18y ago
Doing it.
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by shotgun 18y ago
Colonizing the "open web" is the right mindset.
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by shotgun 18y ago
I think you're about two steps ahead of a really great idea--but the devil is in the details and you need to iterate a few more times to arrive at a viable approach, IMO. Your business model will be more successful if it doesn't require per