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by yehosef 9y ago
I thought it was going say "Soylent Green"
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by yehosef 9y ago
and form actions..
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by yehosef 9y ago
elasticsearch is coming..
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by yehosef 9y ago
Seems like a good idea.
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by yehosef 9y ago
Alpha2 release of https://elastic.news - code named "practically useful". Now you can: * hide things you've read (and see them again!) You can now reach "HackerNews Zero" - the blissful state of knowin
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Elastic.news – alpha 2 – “practically useful”(elastic.news)
2 points by yehosef 9y ago|3 comments
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by yehosef 9y ago
This is the first/alpha release of a new HN reader where I'm trying to solve a lot of the issues I have when reading/following stories on HackerNews. This is a very small subset of the features that I'm working on - but
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Show HN: Elastic.news – a HN client for people that love HN(elastic.news)
1 points by yehosef 9y ago|1 comments
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by yehosef 9y ago
I'm sorry but this is really not science. This is the scientific equivalent of "and you'll never believe what happened next...". Do a search for "Pediatric Myocarditis" and you'll see lots of results - it
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by yehosef 9y ago
I detailed some of my issues/suggestion at https://discuss.elastic.co/t/parent-child-and-elastic-6/8572... but to no avail. After I looked through some of the github issues, I realized how long this was in t
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by yehosef 9y ago
You should reach out to them or post on their forums- they are supportive and I know ES is one of their priorities. I'd be interested to hear about what worked and what didn't. It's also important to try the 1.2 version. I h
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by yehosef 9y ago
You can basically use a 5.x in the same way as 6 (one "type" per index, only one parent-child relation). If you're not doing it that way now - you can start slowly while you're on 5.x and slowly migrate your methodology
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by yehosef 9y ago
I don't think this is "always" true. The power of having the data in records is that you can trivially pivot and slice and dice the data in different ways. When it's aggregated to a count - I don't have that abili
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by yehosef 9y ago
if you're getting your app finished this month.. maybe you shouldn't upgrade to 6..
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by yehosef 9y ago
The 6 way is maybe better than the 5.x way - but there are problems with it and they could have done the 6.x better than they did. There were two fundamental problems: 1) types had different mappings which was confusing since internally it&
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by yehosef 9y ago
I also really don't like this change, but you have to understand why it matters for you. If you just wanted to be able to store different types in an index - you still can, just that the type will not be stored in a meta "_type&qu
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by yehosef 9y ago
check out dremio.com - It's superduper Apache Drill with elasticsearch support (ie SQL with real joins.)
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by yehosef 9y ago
They are supposed to implement it using a join field - but it's not as nice as it is now (AFAIK you can't have multiple join types.. eg, I can't have grandchildren or two different kinds of children). It's really unfort
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by yehosef 9y ago
Could be - but I see examples without [dupe] in the title. But that's probably it. Its interesting because I see plenty of times where they don't do this..
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by yehosef 9y ago
I hope not - usually updates don't require a new primary id.
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Ask HN: How can a HN comment parent id be higher than it's id?
2 points by yehosef 9y ago|5 comments
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by yehosef 9y ago
"We've learned and struggled for a few years here figuring out how to make a decent phone, PC guys are not going to just figure this out. They're not going to just walk in." - Palm's CEO Ed Colligan on the persisten
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by yehosef 9y ago
This seems like interesting info - but something you'd like to see in a reader? Or do you mean like in your other comment for a specific topic? I was thinking about a date/time aggregation for the comments.. Not so useful, but I&
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Ask HN: What features would you like to see in a Hackernews reader?
1 points by yehosef 9y ago|4 comments
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by yehosef 9y ago
https://chris.bolin.co/offline/ has some good points about the value of offline for productivity..I didn't read the whole thing because I had to get back online - but he seemed to imply offline is good.
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by yehosef 9y ago
Most people - but there are plenty that don't or times when people don't. On planes for example (there are that have it but many that don't.) Do a search for "offline trello desktop" or look in the comment at htt
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Ask HN: Is desktop offline harder than mobile offline?
1 points by yehosef 9y ago|3 comments
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by yehosef 9y ago
that's assuming the programmer doesn't want us to find out - perhaps we're only supposed to figure it out once we reach a certain level of technological maturity. Sort of like looking for Pi in Contact.
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by yehosef 9y ago
I wonder if "dark matter" might be a hint from our programmer that we're in a simulation.
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by yehosef 9y ago
This is great - I was thinking about this idea but for the entire stack. Eg. * DNS provider * CDN * email * servers (cloud/vps/hardware) * authentication integrations * messaging (notifications, sms) * monitoring (performance, upt

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