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JanusGraph – Distributed Graph Database(janusgraph.org)
3 points by susi22 9y ago|0 comments
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by susi22 9y ago
That's why I'm pretty excited about what agentzh bring to the table with the commercialization (just a few weeks old) of OpenResty Inc.
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by susi22 9y ago
> Most of these faculty members do not have the resources or the ability to publish in "real" journals I definitely wouldn't use "Most" here. The vast majority of faculty will publish in respected journals. Unles
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by susi22 10y ago
I remember back in the day, Google Closure was so advanced they even tried out shuffling code around in the final JS file and measured which way produced the best GZIP compression. They since abandoned that code though, but that's some
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by susi22 10y ago
Both. CLJS is actually super fast, even on mobile (I test on lower power devices such as MOTO G4). The SPA is also pretty small if you keep dependencies out so it loads ~2-3s on a phone. That's with a large SPA with about 100+ React co
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by susi22 10y ago
If you want a stable tech stack that'll stay the same for the new few years then check out Clojure + Clojurescipt. I'm still doing the same since I started a few years ago. Regarding FE dev: I also have a technical Background (EE)
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by susi22 10y ago
I'm one of those who think the JVM is a big plus instead of a big minus. For example, here is a post how you can easily deep dive into the internals of the JVM to figure out a problem: https://8thlight.com/blog/col
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by susi22 10y ago
FYI: Redis now has a module that does rate limiting for you: https://github.com/brandur/redis-cell
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by susi22 10y ago
I used parinfer for a 1-2 months. Then I quit and switched back. Wayyyy too many silent errors that get introduced and you don't notice them until runtime. Especially if you edit code that other people wrote. I've also seen at lea
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by susi22 10y ago
I've been doing Clojure full time for a few years. Here a recommendation on editor setup if you're new to the parentheses: 1. Setup Cursive ( https://cursive-ide.com/ ) 2. Start a REPL on the command line with `le
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by susi22 10y ago
The beautiful German language: To "earn" and "deserve" are the same word. So you're technically not lying if they ask "Wieviel verdienen Sie?"
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Parinfer – Simple Lisp editing(shaunlebron.github.io)
2 points by susi22 10y ago|0 comments
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by susi22 10y ago
That won't get you a PhD though. All PhD programs usually require original research. And the PhD students are usually the ones doing those experiments.
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RediSearch(redisearch.io)
3 points by susi22 10y ago|0 comments
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by susi22 10y ago
Silly question: Are you German? Do you have an academic degree? I ask because then you have some options for a state sponsored fellowship.
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by susi22 10y ago
I was a Sysadmin for a university for a while. During those years I also messed up once. I learnt one thing: If you run a command that cannot be undone, you pause, take a few seconds and think. Is it the right directory? Is it the right ser
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by susi22 10y ago
In my few CLJS benchmarks that I did because I had to optimize something FF regularly beats Chrome by about a factor of 2.
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by susi22 10y ago
The demo is mostly here: https://getmdl.io/ A complete new implementation has been underway since roughly the beginning of this year. They called it v2.0 of mdl and has been under heavy development. Some of their designs is
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OpenResty is a dynamic web platform based on NGINX and LuaJIT(openresty.org)
2 points by susi22 10y ago|0 comments
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by susi22 10y ago
GERMANS: Be aware! Don't buy any US ETFs when you pay taxes in Germany. There is pretty heavy penalty tax on ETFs. Depends on the difference of the price on the first day of trading of the year and on the last. If unlucky you can pay 5
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by susi22 10y ago
In clojurescript we have RUM (another lib on top of react) where you can render your HMTL on the server (without using node, just on the JVM). It's also blazing fast and works very well.
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by susi22 10y ago
I just downloaded both and I get these numbers: (sizes react-both) => {:br11 [34761 "0.240"], :gz9 [41790 "0.288"]} It actually got smaller from the 15.3 release.
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by susi22 10y ago
That's incorrect. The /mathematical/ definition means that it's the upper bound. I.e. yes, the set of all functions of O(N) is a subset of the set of all functions O(N^2). So you could say Quicksort is O(N^100) and still
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by susi22 10y ago
Slightly off topic: Clicking "Simplify Page" on the google chrome printing dialog makes this a fantastic formatted PDF. I'm impressed (be it Chrome's doing or NYT's).
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by susi22 10y ago
Does it do zero copy? Go doesn't support it without a patch/hack.
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by susi22 10y ago
Here is the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUGXEkdiqmk
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What's new in OpenResty for 2016 [pdf](openresty.org)
4 points by susi22 10y ago|3 comments
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by susi22 11y ago
I've said this a few years back in some other thread but it's so fitting here I'll say it again: In a few years down the road I hope that the JS folks take a very very close look at Rule engines. These kind of errors can be e
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by susi22 11y ago
In German (and other languages) you capitalize every noun. When I was younger I found it confusing that English didn't do that. It seems that this kind of syntax highlighting allows your brain to read text a little bit faster since it
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by susi22 11y ago
If CloudFlare can handle many thousands of sites [1] with nginx+lua then I'm not sure if it's worth it to go the C route. [1] https://groups.google.com/d/msg/openresty-en/aoBL22H8fP4/bJ3...

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