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11y ago
> The RocksDB engine developed by Facebook engineers is one of the fastest, most compact and write-optimized storage engines available. Will it fix MongoDB's data loss issues? I'm hoping that is what "write-optimized"
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11y ago
How would RethinkDB's real-time capabilities compare to doing something like this with Mongo? (I'm genuinely curious about any shortcomings with the following implementation, besides scaling.) // plugins/repl
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12y ago
I'll start posting about it when things are further along. Unfortunately, I'm only one man and lack the resources to fund a team, unlike Facebook. It's just frustrating to see all this hype surrounding React/Relay when
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12y ago
Sorry. I was hesitant to post the comment to begin with given that I'm 100% sure I'd be downvoted, which it was literally within 1 minute of posting it. You can check my comment history for details on the project.
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12y ago
> Anyone born since ~2000 perhaps is in this situation. Will they have eliminated this kind of "fun" "bullshit" from their behavior completely? They find different ways of having fun and bullshitting.
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12y ago
The best kinds of side projects are the fun ones. When you really enjoy working on something, you really don't need to "stay motivated". I love to code and I love to build things, and I would lose my sanity if there was only
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12y ago
Merry Christmas, everyone. I tend to lurk a lot, but this is one of the few programming communities where I don't expect to be met with negativity and condescension every time I post something. And beyond that, just reading everyone&
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12y ago
> There's also the fact that it won't lose its data on power loss. Does this mean that for software to take full advantage of this, the software will need to be updated to account for it? For instance, Redis loads data into me
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12y ago
https://www.loggur.com is like Firebase on steroids, though only launched a few weeks ago. There is a lot to come: first thing being proper documentation for the REST API behind Loggur (should developers prefer to talk directly
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12y ago
https://www.loggur.com is like Firebase on steroids, though only launched a few weeks ago. There is a lot to come: first thing being proper documentation for the REST API behind Loggur (should developers prefer to talk directly
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12y ago
Loggur ( https://www.loggur.com ) launched a few days ago. It's still pretty rough around the edges but the core concept is to be able to use interchangeable parts to build web apps in real-time with other developers. It of
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12y ago
What do you think could be done to improve the UI? And did you check out the tutorials? https://www.loggur.com/tutorials
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12y ago
Tim here. I figure HN is the best place to post first about Loggur, given that without HN, I would not have made it this far. I also hope you all see the usefulness of Loggur as clearly as I do. Loggur honestly took entirely too long to b
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Show HN: Build real-time web apps with other people... in real-time!
(loggur.com)
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12y ago
My startup www.loggur.com is essentially a really advanced service that does this. Please pardon the text for now. I recently replaced the old landing page with it to prevent any confusion, as things have taken a bit of a turn (for the be
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12y ago
> The next step in open and free software will be making coding, forking and deploying apps as easy as editing Wikipedia. I've been working on something along these lines for quite a while now. I've temporarily taken down th
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12y ago
> It also doesn't rely on jquery animate, which has a lot of extra cruft to run on older browsers and support legacy code. Writing the rendering in pure javascript helps a ton. Quick question for anyone passing by: Do the latest v
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12y ago
That actually makes a lot of sense. For quite a while, I've been trying to imagine some rules for how some parent system might guide the laws of physics behind our universe, and your comment seems to have lit a bulb in my head. I hav
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12y ago
> Increasingly, I've seen it being used as a pejorative against software developers (as this profession does indeed require extreme dedication), usually by the types of people who have zero ambition of their own. Most likely as sel
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Ask HN: Recommended SSL CA?
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> You sure as hell deserve it. Without a doubt. I've spent countless hours myself developing a mod for an old gaming community with some of the most unappreciative manchildren (trolls) in existence, and I saw it through to the end
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12y ago
Weird... I just just randomly looking at this a few days ago upon a search for "js multiline" when wondering about the common way to spell multiline (multi line vs multi-line vs multiline). I was intrigued by his code though, u
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12y ago
Whoa. This is blowing my mind. It is seriously amazing that this exists.
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12y ago
Very well said. It's a shame so many project managers (and coders!) don't understand that any sufficiently sized project is a million times better off when investing more time at the beginning to lay a solid foundation. I like t
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Soon: UT99 in UE4 in Your Browser
(utournament.net)
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Whatever assets Epic releases, we're aiming to adjust them to match UT99 as closely as possible over at www.uTournament.net. We're also going to integrate the game into the web browser!
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13y ago
It almost sounds to me like if the product we end up with isn't what was envisioned, then it wasn't executed properly. I'm not saying that's a bad thing, since how it ends up is usually due to the market guiding the pro
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13y ago
UT99 is still alive and well! Check out www.globalunreal.com!
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13y ago
Thanks for that explanation. That's a really effective way to look at it, I think.
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13y ago
I've known a few psychopaths myself. It is interesting how they react when you make it clear you know all about their deception. I personally find it hilarious that they think they're able to dupe everyone they meet, but I also
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