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Russelldb

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    Comment #8067741

    Edited to say I'm a Basho employee and did a lot of the development work on CRDTs in Riak. Also, Hi! You can use any CRDT implementation you want from the client. You can roll your…

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    Comment #8067697

    Only last-write-wins registers use last-write-wins to resolve conflicts. Maps and Sets and Flags use an Add-Wins/Observed-Remove semantic based on fine grained causality tracking m…

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    Comment #1815144

    Saying that, I signed up anyway (to add to the feature list :D) I really like it. It needs traction to make it useful but it is fun and could be sociable. The idea is trivial, but …

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    Comment #1815096

    First Hacker News project listed here that I have clicked around and enjoyed for ages. Really nicely executed. With a lot of play it may well become very useful for making snap dec…

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    Comment #1617146

    From http://www.jwz.org/doc/groupware.html > So I said, narrow the focus. Your "use case" should be, there's a 22 year old college student living in the dorms. How will this softwa…

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    Ask HN: Which Functional Language to get a job?

    I've been hacking away in Erlang for 2 years and thoroughly enjoy it. I'm a Java contractor by day and an Erlanger at night and the weekend (and days off, and lunch time). Having d…

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    Comment #1487828

    William S. Burroughs

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    Comment #1477799

    My theory on this is that it is a market for lemons. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Market_for_Lemons Solve that problem to solve this one.

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    Comment #1461078

    > there are only 24 hours in a day Per person. Trade on your name? You are an A+ player. You must be turning work away. Take on more work than you can handle and farm it out to A-/…

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    Comment #1419789

    1. Reading on the toilet 2. Getting rid of the TV 3. Exercise 4. Sleep 5. Org mode

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    Comment #1337484

    Ordered, thanks.

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    Comment #1337296

    That order is really very helpful, thank you. That order plus the Khan academy is what I am going to base my study on for now.

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    Ask HN: A maths textbook from Arithmetic to 1st year CS?

    I've been working as a developer for years but all the interesting works seems to require a greater knowledge of computer science than I have. I'm self taught and I am always tryin…

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    Comment #1228949

    Big Trak, Lego Mindstorms, any programmable robot type toy.

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    Comment #1112396

    The lack of picture is the only thing that stopped me trying it.

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    Comment #1000794

    Isn't this just Cormac McCarthy's 'The Road'?

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    Comment #694760

    My bottom line is that, as a publicly, tax funded organisation this is a total waste of time (and money). Other, open source frameworks are, at the very least, good enough. Hiding …

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    Comment #436411

    Firstly, don't feel bad because you feel this way. It is pretty typical for a bright kid to feel this way, often. The thing that is getting you down is the over-analysis and intros…

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    Comment #353288

    >I can't take a cut of the pot or ante as that will convert me into a gambling site, of the type that are illegal in the US. Ah. I wasn't aware of the legal implications in the US.…

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    Comment #353261

    Hi Joel, Don't want to sound like a stalker or sound too fulsome so don't get the wrong idea but I follow you in twitter and read your posts on the erlang list and find you inspira…

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    Comment #338276

    Jumping the gun I know since there is no verification but this, if true, is totally world changing, isn't it?

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    Comment #296191

    http://rimuhosting.com now have a datacentre presence in the UK (London). I find them very useful but best of all they have very, very good support. They are NZ based.

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    Comment #285414

    Contract java monkey. Currently doing VoD. Would rather be working on erlang/python/openlaszlo web fun for my kids. Educational software is uniformly poor in this country.