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Elastic launches App and Site search SaaS products(elastic.co)
1 points by watson 8y ago|0 comments
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Countries Ranked in Rule of Law Index(data.worldjusticeproject.org)
1 points by watson 9y ago|0 comments
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by watson 9y ago
I probably didn't give IPFS enough credit. What I should have said was that IPFS does way more than I need. Dat seems to hit the sweet spot for me
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by watson 9y ago
It's very similar to bittorrent but with a few key differences. For one, bittorrent doesn't allow you to update/add files in a dataset once you've shared the torrent. Dat does. Dat also has versioning built in. IPFS seem
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by watson 9y ago
One other crucial difference between dat and bittorrent is that dat allows you to update datasets. In bittorrent, you can't change/add files once you've shared your torrent
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by watson 9y ago
I'll try to answer your question, but it's been a while since I last looked at it, so I might get some/most of this wrong - so don't shoot me: As far as I know git isn't good at storing binary data. Git depends on l
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by watson 9y ago
Everything you put into dat is encrypted and unique key pairs are used for each shared item. Only the people you share the public key with can access the data. That doesn't address the expiry use-case, but it allows you to completely c
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by watson 9y ago
English is not my native language, but shouldn't the headline have read "SFO near miss would have triggered aviation disaster"? "Might" seems to indicate that something else happened afterwards as a possible result
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by watson 9y ago
One of our users open sourced a PHP integration he made to our API. But it only supports error monitoring unfortunately. Not our performance monitoring: https://opbeat.com/docs/articles/error-logging-in-php/
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by watson 9y ago
Hi tophattom, I'm happy that you like our platform, and thanks for your feedback :) 1) With the new version of Opbeat which will be based on Elasticsearch, you have the ability to perform any custom query you like. That should hopefull
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by watson 9y ago
Though our current marketing doesn't mention Python, we still support it. And plan to add new languages in the future as well.
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by watson 9y ago
We still support Python, but our marketing have been 100% focused on JavaScript, so it can seem like we don't care about it. Now that we're joining Elastic we'll get more resources to support even more languages :)
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by watson 9y ago
No we never intended to be profitable at this point in our development. So that was never really a problem. We had actually just secured our next round of funding when Elastic approached us, so money was not an issue. We honestly believe th
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by watson 9y ago
Thomas here (Node.js lead from Opbeat). Don't worry, we are not closing down Opbeat :) We'll continue to run the current version of Opbeat via opbeat.com until we can port users to the new Elastic APM product that we are currently
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by watson 9y ago
True. I've declined job offers based on their use of CoffeeScript
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by watson 9y ago
Look at the most free market of them all with the least regulation: United States. Here using a mobile phone is WAAAY more expensive than in Europe. My US friends always thinks I'm lying when I tell them how little we pay for data in E
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by watson 9y ago
Roaming is for when you travel (i.e. bring your mobile phone to another country), not when you call someone in another country
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by watson 9y ago
In this case the attacker actually guessed the names of the git repos based on knowlege that the owner of the attacked computer was a Panic employee. The attacker guessed the repo names was Panic software names. So it was a very manual proc
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by watson 9y ago
Moore's law doesn't concern it self with clock speed, but with the number of transistors. While the clock speed have stayed about the same, the number of cores have increased. The problem is that it's really hard to make a pr
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by watson 10y ago
You can't have a language that satisfies both camps. Some like statically typed languages, some don't. Stating that it's an inferior language because it's not statically typed is just plain wrong. I accept that you belon
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by watson 10y ago
The creator of JavaScript stopped working there a few years ago. Now started a new browser company called Brave. The Brave browser is written entirely in JavaScript by the way
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by watson 10y ago
I think it's a common misconception that JavaScript isn't an elegant language. The real issue is that it's the only language with a monopoly. So people who want to work on the web have to use it. This results in people being
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by watson 10y ago
My colleague is from Iran but live and work in my country (in the EU). Last year my company were sponsoring a tech conference in the US and him and a few of my other colleagues were going to attend the conference (he's the lead engeene
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by watson 10y ago
Ups, thanks :)
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by watson 10y ago
I have over 200 open source repos, and 2-3 private once on GitHub. They are private for a reason and it's irresponsible of GitHub to "force" me to make this choice in order to participate in the echo-system of 3rd party apps
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by watson 10y ago
The syntax of your language doesn't change its performance when running. I can appreciate that not everyone likes JavaScript - it's all a matter of personal preference I guess - but saying that Go is a better language because of t
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Node.js: Breaking Core vs. Stability First(mafintosh.com)
3 points by watson 10y ago|0 comments
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by watson 10y ago
This concept awesome and already have a name. It's called Open Open Source: http://openopensource.org It's especially essential when managing a high volume of open source projects on GitHub.
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by watson 10y ago
It took me a while to figure out the article wasn't about a REPL... I was really curious as to know the answer though ;)
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by watson 10y ago
So far it seems that Salesforce is leaving them alone to run their own business

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