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by ukd1 14y ago
thanks!
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by ukd1 14y ago
Correct! Is this clear enough in the docs?
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by ukd1 14y ago
This lets you clone another opensource project and get the dependancies and env vars, and the app setup / added in one command. Less docs to read, faster to get started.
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by ukd1 14y ago
Yep, our final interview is a hack/opensource-project all together. It's a great way of finding out if you can work with someone, as well as how they interact and solve problems.
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by ukd1 14y ago
This was massive fun to hack on!
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by ukd1 14y ago
Blocking you on twitter was a bad move. Have you got any results since?
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by ukd1 14y ago
There is also Railsberry coming up soon : http://www.railsberry.com/
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Help funded YC startup reinvent software testing
1 points by ukd1 14y ago
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by ukd1 14y ago
Scale all the things: 'Setup a caching layer (Memcached, Redis, Varish)'...if only it was just that easy. Prep for scaling should be something like; 1. testing to see when you'll need to 2. monitoring so you know when 3. planning before you
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by ukd1 14y ago
I <3 Danielle, this is awesome!
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by ukd1 14y ago
I kinda like killing it...but it's only because we are ;-)
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by ukd1 14y ago
Congratulations to you both, enjoy NYC!
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by ukd1 14y ago
I'm moving here, looks awesome and love what Garry's doing with it :-)
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by ukd1 14y ago
Great work Eric, I can think of several things to prototype with this that I've been too lazy to code without some ...help! I really think WebRTC is going to be awesome once it's widely supported.
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by ukd1 14y ago
This is awesome! Any idea what size of the market this is?
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OkCupid makes a better way to surf Facebook?(tallygram.com)
3 points by ukd1 14y ago|1 comments
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by ukd1 14y ago
700 inserts / sec is still quite a lot for a single laptop and I'm sure it will get better over time. :-)
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by ukd1 14y ago
Not quite true; historically most (i.e. official) defaulted to safe=false. Also safe=true only makes sure the server acknowledged your write; writeconcern allows you to wait for it to be written to the journal or more. Also, journalling is
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by ukd1 14y ago
#1 - you might find it's not just the per field overhead, but the per document one. Check out the powerOf2Sizes settings; http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/reference/command/collMod/#us... 10gen have been thinking about compression but nothi
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by ukd1 14y ago
When I last tested I maxed out at about 700 inserts / sec with nothing else happening (MBP Retina, SSD, etc) - it's not bad, but not as fast as Mongo. I'm going to benchmark it when I get some time!
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by ukd1 14y ago
MongoDB has been durable for a while with journalling. They're only just enabled safe mode (i.e. synchronous) for the clients by default, but this is something different to being durable. If you want a durable write; you should not disable
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by ukd1 14y ago
It should be the HN logo!
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by ukd1 14y ago
My first upload: https://mega.co.nz/#!jFlzGQiZ!CL2dMi5IAYLUp3ZQ5JS7nmW0sYtudf...
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by ukd1 14y ago
RethinkDB has been awesome to learn, I found it really easy to get up and running, install the ruby driver and just start coding! Reminds me of starting with MongoDB.
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by ukd1 14y ago
Although a bunch of people have been having issues judging by the comments, my experience just now was impressively easy and makes me want to benchmark/test it further. Great job guys.
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by ukd1 14y ago
IANAL, but apparently there is a distinct difference in between being denied entry and being deported. I think it's called 'expedited removal' ( http://www.borderimmigrationlawyer.com/expedited-removal/ ). If you are told you are being depo
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by ukd1 14y ago
You're correct, however note that 2.3/2.4 fixes the lock on the javascript interpreter with the move to V8 as the default engine.
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by ukd1 14y ago
"The story of ChangeMakrs sounds like a Hacker News cliche"...ugggh gigaom
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by ukd1 14y ago
Same for me to, but just upgraded the drive to 3TB (it's really easy). Works really well.
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by ukd1 14y ago
S3 with RRS would be better, but the economics may not work out. However, unlike normal internet based backups, you can't replace corrupted / lost files sneakily, well not until the next backup-drive arrives. Also, be aware that you'll not

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