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throw_away_acc

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    Comment #5459188

    Sequelize is one of the slowest (if not the slowest) SQL ORM for Node. node-orm or node-sql are much faster. This detail shows that this kind of benchmark as nice as it reads could…

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    Comment #5412775

    Point well made and so true. Vim definitely appeals to minimalists and it's non apparent design and GUI makes it sexy. But I totally agree that's it's not worth to learn Vim nowada…

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    Comment #5412633

    Who is nowadays starting Ruby on Rails?

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    Comment #5329494

    > I think think the vast majority of the HN community is employed by someone else. I don't think so. HN is YC is full of real entrepreneurs and risk takers. Most on HN are tech fou…

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    Comment #5329468

    Such a premium domain and it's just hosting a blog. What a waste of money.

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    Comment #5329451

    Just focus on what I write and not on who I am. Excuse my harsh words, but HN is for tech founders, for real entrepreneurs. This is just the wrong place for someone who was once a …

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    Comment #5329396

    > Today I'm at Facebook. It's a special time to be at the company right now. We're able to build unique products that few others can dream of. Sorry but you are nothing more than a…

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    Comment #5262947

    There's no place except on HN where Meteor gets regular attention, upvotes and always the same fan posts (i.e., "Meteor is going to be my goto technology", "The Meteor guys are mov…

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    Comment #5211611

    Totally agree plus Haml is slow like shit.

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    Comment #5211609

    Well done and nice to see that some understood that motion blur is more important than just high fps.

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    Comment #5204977

    I don't know, the idea sounds nice, but I doubt that this a venture case and will scale and fits into PG's 'Startup = Growth' strategy since it's just a service which requires tons…