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deluvas

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    Comment #14459336

    They did exist, they just weren't very popular. I remember back in January, there was this video [1] that kept showing in everybody's recommended videos, similar to the "1000 DEGRE…

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    Comment #14445283

    Yeah, that's what I thought too.

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    Comment #12452279

    How much memory are we talking about? How often did you execute queries on the data? I'm asking because my first impression of Influxdb involved lots of memory gobbling.

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    Comment #12376782

    There's also the limitation that some characters [1] are ignored, which makes it improbable you'll find what you're looking for. Apparently this is related to how the search index …

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    Comment #11745659

    Do you mind sharing the resources you've read about security vulnerabilities?

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    Comment #10041486

    I've found a movie that caught my attention, but I couldn't find any link to the imdb page - I wanted to read more about it, so I decided to select the title c/p and Google it - bu…

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    Comment #9633360

    Uhm, it looks dangerously similar to this one... [1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.icechen1.s...

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    Comment #9189133

    I'm curious, on the technical side, what stack/technologies have you used? Also, did you scaffold the typical crud endpoints or manually wrote them, for each resource? I'm trying t…

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    Comment #9156535

    That's one of the frameworks I haven't tried yet. Will try it, thx.

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    Ask HN: What framework/libs are you using for building RESTish APIs in Node.js?

    Hello HN, I'm looking for a suitable framework for building medium-sized* Node.js APIs and I want to know what you are using or would recommend. Ideally, it should: * automatically…

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    Comment #8950178

    I don't understand why people that say it's not useful or not interesting get downvoted, but the ones that say the opposite, don't. What's the logic in this?

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    Comment #8421689

    As a non-native English speaker, it feels weird seeing phrases like this. In my opinion, a more appropriate word would be 'elegant'.

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    Comment #8108487

    Holy cow! I'm taking a guess; is it some sort of aggregator website?

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    Comment #8108457

    Nice business there! I'm curious, if I may ask, where do you get most of your traffic from?

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    Comment #7822725

    Too bad you're getting downvoted, because it's true.

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    Comment #7808661

    Aero just turned off when I opened up the icon list. Windows 7, Chrome 34.0.1847.131. Anybody else got that?

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    Comment #7729650

    Yes, exactly! I am tired with these clickbait titles on HN. Come up a better title, damn it, this isn't DailyMail.

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    Comment #7554610

    Yeah, that's exactly what I thought at first, too. But I guess it's just an example on a simple game to show how you'd do more complex applications with Angular.

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    Comment #7468208

    Can confirm. This is by far the most ideal option available.

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    Comment #7459859

    I'm not buying these tests, either. Since when are scripting languages faster at string manipulation (and generally) than compiled languages? Will somebody explain to me what's goi…

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    Comment #7433997

    What a crap article. Just because this guy can't focus on his work, doesn't mean multiple monitors are bad. When I work, I don't like getting distracted. And I certainly don't fill…