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Comment #9443845
why is this grey? Don't people have a sense of humour anymore?
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Comment #9042612
They have been moving into "sales intelligence". Their data/professional graph is a pretty big (maybe only) competitive advantage for the next year or two in that area. So, it foll…
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Comment #9042545
Sure, the "halflife of openness" of crunchbase is probably smaller than angellist. However, at this point crunchbase is pretty open (to the point of giving data dumps) so I'll give…
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Comment #9039044
Definitely could see this coming. While it's a shame that linkedin is closing down their API even more, they are just shooting themselves in the head which is great news :) Anyway,…
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Comment #5804006
Ringio - Full Time, Near Courthouse Metro, VA / Washington, DC keywords: go, growing pains, grails, node.js, ejabberd, erlang, realtime Ringio( http://ringio.com ) provides interne…
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Comment #3527028
Maybe just zk clients that listen to updates (watchers) on specific znodes? Business/validation logic can be on clients that can either be embedded in the app or write out to a con…
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Comment #2908394
I am rarely moved to comment on a post. This one seems to be especially thoughtful and sincere. I understood the core message to be we shouldn't let labels that define some aspects…
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View python complexity in python/emacs
I just found this and it looks fairly awesome. Yes, it's not too startuppy, but we all care about code complexity right? Code: https://github.com/garybernhardt/pycomplexity
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Comment #2423479
I've used unison in the past and liked it. May not fulfill the "zero knowledge" criteria but IIRC it's fairly simple to set up. http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/
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Comment #2194547
IANAE, but while reading over the riak docs for an upcoming project, the concept of links is one that stood out. http://blog.basho.com/2010/03/25/schema-design-in-riak---rel...
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Comment #1631248
Robert Morris, around 2004. I had an assignment that asked me to write about the Morris worm. So, I decided to shoot him an email with a few questions. Needless to say, it made my …
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Comment #1606433
second the book. I just started it last week and have come to really appreciate ruby. My code doesn't look like python anymore :)
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Comment #1556753
This scared me. I just installed a wallpaper app yesterday and while doing so thought "that's weird, why does it my personal information, phone calls etcs". But I still got the app…
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Comment #1514416
thanks for both your replies. I have used (and liked) mongodb in the past. Horizontal scalability is important and mongo doesn't have a stable release with sharding. Also, this pag…
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Comment #1514341
On that note, would you mind talking about what you use to store the data, efficiently query it etc? I am in the nascent phases of developing a location based app, but have gotten …