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tony_landis
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Comment #47828167
Right - perhaps title could be "prove you are an robot, or have access to one"
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Comment #44324444
Perhaps what they really measured was honesty.
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Comment #40772648
Any plans for local LLMs? Thanks for making this!
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Comment #39063312
The principle at play may be not to trust the broad sentiment of the crowd as a reliable signal of where things are headed.
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Comment #39063279
Looks like most of it comes from being awarded stock. Founders don’t get more stock generally.
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Comment #38198089
I’m curious what are you thinking the advantages of using an AI only agent for this? For example, compared to Anywhere.com, where human experts are the agents.
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Comment #34830976
What are the specific requirements postgres must soppprt? Any extensions or pl language support needed?
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Comment #26970835
I like having the choice, for us immer and context usually is all we need beyond state & props so would not like to be forced into something opinionated. Free to choose just like y…
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Comment #11694393
Check out www.anywhere.com. No app needed.
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Comment #8419556
This is no exaggeration. Peruvian is by far my favorite cuisine.
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Comment #8122071
Thanks Astashov for the very comprehensive guide.
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Comment #8115761
Does anyone have the owner's contact? If so please put me in touch at tonylandis-at-gmail, I am interested in purchasing.
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Comment #8091035
Just curious how long delivery takes. I made a test order 7-10 days ago and am holding off going to norstroms.
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Comment #8045188
Good luck with the project. I suggest getting these details on the front page above the signup.
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Comment #7641516
A seamless datomic clojurescript client/service framework is needed. I am just getting started with Om and hope to experiment with some ideas in that space. I don't think REST is t…
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Comment #7259998
Couchbase is based on CouchDB, which I have used. I've commented on it here https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6690607
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Comment #6787835
If you are in front of a screen after dark, http://justgetflux.com is invaluable.
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Comment #6771135
Oh I have, and I like it so much that I feel like mentioning all the time. So I was pleased with my self-restraint here ;)
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Comment #6699198
Generally speaking, five year olds should not be choosing databases for anything critical. But I agree that Datomic and company can do better with their marketing and general produ…
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Comment #6699152
I am pleased to see that the traditional SQL databases are still advancing. Having used various NoSQL databases, I always miss the declarative nature of SQL. I have to agree that M…
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Comment #6697386
I really like what the guys at cognitect are doing.
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Comment #6693353
Here is the reference for update handlers for anyone wanting to check it out: http://docs.couchdb.org/en/latest/ddocs.html#update-function... It still requires writing code, and mo…
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Comment #6693167
I think the kind of thing you are doing is the sweet spot for couch. Perhaps over time it will be less so, but I now I think it is pretty unique.
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Comment #6693143
Good points. Replication is certainly not painless to setup, and I've had trouble with continuous mode simply failing. I'm sure those warts will be worked out though. Lucene and El…