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by volida 18y ago
Actually I would expect that people who already use RoR for example wouldn't really have performance a priority. People using Java I think would be more sensitive to performance issues. I agree that speed is not the top in the list for a fr
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by volida 18y ago
"performance graphs" I haven't personally tested RoR but from a quick recall of some tests I've seen for RoR on the Web, I think our performs several times faster, and there is always room for optimization. The point isn't if you can or not
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by volida 18y ago
Actually, it has been stable for the last 4 years and used to deliver a number of applications. However, these are good points. And defenetely it needs effort and time. The questions were mostly targeted to measure people willingness to try
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Poll: Release Web Application Framework Or Not?
1 points by volida 18y ago|7 comments
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by volida 18y ago
Yes, the world needs another one.
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by volida 18y ago
Sure, I'd give it a shot but not deploy a real service using it.
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by volida 18y ago
Show me some perfomance graphs, then ask me again.
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by volida 18y ago
I am already happy with the one I'm using.
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by volida 18y ago
Who has time to learn another framework?
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by volida 18y ago
Who cares?
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by volida 18y ago
Of course you can build an online business that depends on paying customers and be profitable from day 1 like TicketStumbler, but since when is it any easier?
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by volida 18y ago
with some help from the palm tree?
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by volida 18y ago
I think readwriteweb.com is looking for these stories... http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/web_20_gritty_entrepren...
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by volida 18y ago
So because there are 34 million Spanish speakers in US I am going to say US is Spanish? There are 3 million Greeks in United States but If I come to US I suppose I'd say I am going to Greece? The only excuse to call it a turkish party is if
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by volida 18y ago
Unfortunately, like you said the 37% is occupied since the 1974 invasion. Greek-Cypriots were raped and forced out of their homes and their land and they are 80% of the population. Cyprus won its independece in 1960 from the British (who ha
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by volida 18y ago
"least get a heads-up on a Turkish vacation" I'd like you to correct that. Cyprus is GREEK! It has been for the past 3000 years. Welcome to my home country.
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by volida 18y ago
I am surprised you've been waiting for a year. You should already agree and demand they give you the percentage they promissed. It's OBVIOUS they are trying to screw you. "I've been working for a startup" Did you get paid for the work yo
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by volida 18y ago
Cheaper too. Also the title is made up too. No relation to the original by far.
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by volida 18y ago
regexp?
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by volida 18y ago
15 million? nah...these days you have to worth 15 billion on the paper to get noticed
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by volida 18y ago
it redirects me to pricegrabber? a serious general search engine would never do that! you lost me...
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by volida 18y ago
what are you talking about? vary on lot more dimensions?? that's obvious. different people will code differently. the point is performance which may suffer due to bad algorithmic knowledge or coding skills or due to the tradeoff for time to
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by volida 18y ago
i thought we were talking about programming, not architecture or any other software engineering.
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by volida 18y ago
Done right can be measured in terms of performance. Any good algorithmic book would introduce the concept of Big O notation.
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by volida 18y ago
also it sounds strange that he sais if they put his name on a paper it would be a commitment to finish the Google project... It sounds strange but maybe what he means is that they may have asked him to commit in order to put his name on the
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by volida 18y ago
nice! but it didn't play any sound in Chrome a cleaner-non-fullscreen UI would be perfect
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by volida 18y ago
doesn't look like a winner
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by volida 18y ago
how do you know that?
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by volida 18y ago
If you know you want you know the word. Except if you mean people don't know what they want.
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by volida 18y ago
Trial and error involve a heavy amount of analysis. And as far as I know this is what happens in successful startups. So, I can't see how any creator doesn't have the analytic-side in him/her.

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