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Cool to see lots of comments on real life algorithm applications, if anyone is interested in diving deeper there's a good book that came out recently called "Algorithms to Live By"…

SyntaxDB ( https://syntaxdb.com ) was put on PH and HN and that gave it a significant increase in traffic. It was actually posted on PH once before, but that time it wasn't feature…

Hey Ooshma! I was at Startup School 2016 and absolutely loved your talk! I was just curious about how you built your initial product- you mentioned not being able to find a dev who…

Location: Toronto, Canada Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Java, Ruby on Rails, C++, AngularJS, Node, HTML/CSS Résumé/CV: http://goo.gl/jrDw6X Email: anthony.nguye…

Location: Toronto, Canada Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Java, Ruby on Rails, C++, AngularJS, Node, HTML/CSS Résumé/CV: http://goo.gl/jrDw6X Email: anthony.nguye…

Was addressing the other commenter too! Hehe

So many people (including myself at times LOL) have asked for Bash. It'll be on there soon enough!

Thanks for pointing that out! As of right now, it all gets updated manually (there's an internal CMS I built and use). As of right now, when people point out corrections they do so…

Glad you like it! When I designed the page, I thought it would look best if the code sections were split up. Interesting feedback, I'll get some other people's thoughts on this lat…

Yep, that has to do with the full-text search engine (Solr). There's definitely some optimizing to do, I definitely don't want additional words throwing off the search!

The site doesn't actually support Haskell or Obj-C atm (will in the future). I also need to improve the search engine to handle queries with additional words that might give a null…

Glad you like it! User contributions will definitely be a part of SyntaxDB in the near future.

SO documentation looks very cool actually, and it'll be interesting to see how it turns out. I'm all for documentation being easier across all services, and I care a lot more about…

That's the plan! Just a way to allow community contributions, provide incentives while maintaining the quality of content.

I actually have something in place which handles some cases of differences in keywords across languages. For example, searching for "dictionary in java" would return a HashMap. I g…

Hey HN, I'm the developer behind SyntaxDB. This feedback is good and I encourage people to keep it coming! A lot of responses will be about "there's no result for x". You're right,…

I've had it since it first came out, it's miles better now than it was at first and I'm sure once it hits 1.0 it'll be usable for some dev work. Still going to stick with my Ubuntu…

Location: Toronto, Canada area Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Java, Android, Javascript, Ruby on Rails, Angular, C, C++ Resumé/CV: http://anthnguyen.ca/files/ANT…

What about experts who are transitioning new languages or technologies? I'd say this tool has tremendous value for them. Also, as long as novice programmers understand the fundamen…

VSCode's API is great for extensions. Markdown Viewer is incredibly useful in VSCode. I also really like the way VSCode does its Git integration. I've gotta say though, I'm still g…

Developing technology for cleaning is a lot to ask for a social software startup...

I think the neat thing about Medium is that it has the Facebook style validation. Surely, you're more careful about what you say on Facebook because your name and profile is attach…