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rossj

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About rossj

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    Comment #39550123

    https://archive.is/qlGw1

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    Comment #11010646

    If you have any ideas/suggestions for how this might be implemented in CKAN, please do drop a mail to the list ( https://lists.okfn.org/mailman/listinfo/ckan-dev ) or add an issue …

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    Comment #10278713

    I guess one difference is the approach to concurrency. Node is still (as far as I am aware) single thread per process, and so tends to take the approach of using multiple processes…

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    Comment #10278604

    Try CHANGELOG.md, it's pretty thorough.

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    Comment #10265402

    There's http://ckan.org (disclaimer, I work with this) and http://dataverse.org if you're more academically minded. There are others, but hard to judge any claims of open-sourcenes…

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    Comment #10263861

    It is great to see them releasing data, but I'm surprised they went with something based on Socrata given there are other OSS products out there. I can't imagine how much they paid…

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    Comment #10158413

    Most of my time I write Python, but I'm trying to spend more time with Elixir, and I haven't found using Erlang libs that hard. There are a handful of rules to remember, if that, a…

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    Comment #9981893

    I'd suggest you find somewhere out of the house where you can go and work from time to time. I've been lazy of late (and regretting it) but I used to rent a desk at a local Hackspa…

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    Comment #9812510

    The 'About Us' page says "As of today, the following companies have joined Advanced Erlang Initiative" under the "Founding Companies" header - which suggests more are able to join.…

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    Comment #9192450

    That's great, until code.google.com no longer resolves, at which point it won't help :( Would be nice if they used that info to automatically redirect to the new site.

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    Comment #8362246

    And it's own database which is mentioned in http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.sysutils.systemd.devel/69...

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    Comment #7882320

    "Don’t think about marketing and growth until you have a product you know customers love. Everything else comes after that" This implies that the author thinks marketing is a uni-d…

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    Comment #7856659

    There are already a few other data portals, and some of them (unlike Socrata) are Open Source. CKAN - http://ckan.org OpenDataCatalog - https://github.com/azavea/Open-Data-Catalog/…

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    Comment #6874529

    C is much simpler than Scala, is it more limited?

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    Comment #6873930

    I asked on twitter, and got a reasonable response. Investing in learning Scala is a much longer term thing than learning Go (which is, in their experience, a much quicker thing to …

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    Comment #6873927

    You should read the first article in the series - https://gdstechnology.blog.gov.uk/2013/12/05/building-a-new-...

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    Comment #6619287

    Sounds great. Would love to hear more. Is there a blog/project-page anywhere?

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    Comment #6546391

    It's on the list - https://github.com/rossjones/alternative-internet#retroshare

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    Comment #6545906

    Unfortunately http://tox.im says "Tox isn't ready yet, downloads will be available soon!"

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    Comment #6219832

    Just in case you didn't see it before - github.com/rossjones/alternative-internet has a list of platforms,protocols and suchlike that are in this sort of area.

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    Comment #6219607

    There are some interesting interviews with people working on re-decentralising the web at http://redecentralize.org/ - and there are more lined up for the coming weeks. Definitely …

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    Comment #6014825

    Perhaps "Learning how to write a lisp-like language" is a requirement? Or perhaps it's low memory usage and fast start-up time for short-running tasks. Does it matter what he choos…

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    Comment #6007730

    I've added it because the homepage has links to some interesting papers.