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rorydh

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    > "Another point: tagging. I don't have to constantly check Instagram to make sure I wasn't tagged in any awkward or bad photos. That’s because you can't see them on my profile, ma…

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    Here's a good list of the big ones http://www.quora.com/What-is-the-best-full-stack-web-framewo... None as mature as Rails though.

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    The DuckDuckGo guys are not gonna be happy...

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    Here's a nice PDF on some of the great performance you can get out of it https://wiki.postgresql.org/images/2/25/Full-text_search_in_...

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    Check this out for your app: https://github.com/Casecommons/pg_search It's basically all that stuff minus the complexity of configuring it up for a rails app.

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    TF–IDF ranking doesn't seem to be too complex a thing to implement. Maybe this is an opportunity for someone here to contribute to the open source project.

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    When I saw the title for this post at first, I imagined I was going to enter the sequence on the site and see something crazy happen...

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    Indeed. Yeah trying both is definitely the best way to go about it.

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    Haha! That's very true. The reason I'm promoting elixir instead is because I feel that it's easier to pick up in terms of how different it is from imperative and OO languages. Whil…

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    For anyone who's interested in Erlang (or functional programming in general) but thinks it looks a bit daunting, check out Elixir. It's a new language which has just turned 1.0, ha…

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    Anyone know any mac or linux equivalents? Would love to play with this. Even better: First person to make a javascript version wins!