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jsr

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About jsr

make stuff.

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    Comment #5318746

    The wired version of this device was in human trials ~10 years ago through cyberkinetics, a startup spun out of brown to commercialize the technology. See NYT article from 2004 tal…

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    Comment #3695086

    looks like your site is down?

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    Comment #3633316

    This is not new technology. A company called cyberkinetics commercialized this 12 years ago and made it work in humans. See their coverage in wired from 2003. http://www.wired.com/…

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    Definitely an impressive benchmark by any standard. However, there are some things to be aware of: 1) They used Infiniband interconnects. Running on ethernet is likely to yield les…

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    Comment #3184718

    California, New York and London - Multiple positions INTERN, REMOTE, H1B welcome 10gen is the primary sponsor of the MongoDB open source database. We're hiring rapidly in all roles…

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    How scalable is this? Are there capacity or transaction rate limits on Cloud SQL?

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    Comment #3067077

    Amazing that this post hits HN the same day Oracle announces "Oracle NoSQL Database" ... http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/nosqldb/overview/...

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    OK, you hooked me with the title. But "FreeBSD + Erlang" was kind of a dissatisfying reason for how you achieved it. Would love to hear more details! How far we've come since http:…

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    Comment #2715557

    Well put. Many of the same reasons I joined 10gen and am very happy to work with Nosh ;)

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    Comment #2246282

    It's useful to differentiate between "SQL Databases do not scale" and "SQL Databases do not _cost effectively_ scale". The second argument is more accurate. Vertical scaling of a D…