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bendemott
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Comment #4408377
Very promising, thanks for the great work!
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Comment #4314734
Access logs that write continually from different processes or threads (like PHP) can cause System IO to reach critical proportions. In any non-trivial enterprise application it's …
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Comment #4192440
The licensing for the font on that balloon was rather expensive, and the balloons internal blatter consists of panda skin.
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Comment #4128217
Does seem potentially problematic if you don't want to be exposing server-logic. Especially when the developer may not know what software will be ultimately serving the static file…
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Comment #4113447
Agreed, this is why our solution was to use Node.JS and achieve parallelism through eventually consistent independent data-stores separated on each physical web-server application …
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Comment #4106410
I don't think the cloud will ever fix poorly organized, poorly ran organizations - just saying.
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Comment #4106301
Honestly, it seems the server-side solutions for css meta-syntax that supports variables are still more suited for this type of thing (such as SASS).
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Comment #4102899
Child: "Don't try to be in the cloud, only remember the Truth." Neo: "The Truth?" Child: "There is no Cloud"
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Comment #4102585
+1 Agreed! Javascript has been in the bath too long, and it's looking pruny.
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Comment #4102576
I guess I wasn't feeling an optimist on the day I posted that... Good Point!
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Comment #4094972
I'm really glad to see that C can get in the spotlight even on HN.
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Comment #4074799
Not another one of these...
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Comment #4071088
This all seems to assume that Javascript,css,html and the web 'stack' in general are reasonable and efficient ways to write robust applications. I fundamentally disagree.
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Talend MDM - Is a "live ETL" ready for your data?
The recent public release of Talend MDM - does this change the data-entry-storage market, or change anything for data-centric startups? http://www.talend.com/master-data-management…
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Comment #312533
More signs of the greater problem --> A fake, service economy. Stephen Colbert: "Our children are very generous, they just don't know it yet" Aflac Salesman: "Aflac depends on cont…
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Comment #312523
"Gmail account required to sign in and use, no corporate access email available." I'm sure this is Microsoft's fault - it's not like they are going to offer up a portable mobile ou…
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Comment #312516
It seems to me like with any mobile device, once the "Oh this thing is cool, and I'm going to play with it" phase wears off. Most people are just content using any mobile device in…
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Comment #311422
I see the complaint as this: Does Lisp Feature a PECL Installer? - What if you need a clustered server environment - how are you going to role out a large application to 20, 30, 50…
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Comment #307532
Consoles are ALWAYS going to have a market, and possibly a growing market. Games are getting harder and more expensive to make, but projects like Irrlicht and Ogre 3d are becoming …
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Comment #307518
It really all does fit together now ... The Explanation: Goobuntu: the Google desktop operating system. -- http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/01/31/google_goes_desktop_... Glacbook:…
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Comment #307487
This is great humor - I ran as root while I was learning how to use slackware waaay back. Now I use Fedora because I'm lazy but don't worry behind the PECL and LIVNA libraries I st…
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Comment #307455
A great article. I have seen a lot about what Steve is talking about at corporations I've worked at. Plainly stated it is true that marketing makes money! - But incentive reveals m…