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5y ago
Yeah, when I saw it was a Software-Defined Instruction set, I immediately thought of Transmeta, as well.
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6y ago
Inside a company, I like transfer.sh, which is like an open source version of file.io - * https://github.com/dutchcoders/transfer.sh That's good for the 5G +/- file transfer.
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7y ago
One week out of two, for a company size of 20.
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8y ago
The Bible, definitely. Pilgrim's Progress, by John Bunyan. Those are the two most published books in history and have changed more people's thinking than any two other books.
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9y ago
Very cool idea!
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10y ago
0 points?!?!? I thought this was about what non-technical books have helped me, professionally. Intolerance?
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10y ago
Start with the book of Proverbs, follow its wisdom and advice, if all you're after is career improvements. Great wisdom. (Wisdom about people, situations, attitudes, and actions are all found there). But, move on to John, if you are e
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10y ago
I essentially have the same questions as you do. I'd like to evaluate Cloud Foundry, here, where I work. I'll probably bake-off DC/OS and Cloud Foundry; maybe I'll also bake-off one or more of DEIS Workflow, SuperGiant,
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10y ago
I second Elixir. Concurrency and HA are the future!
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11y ago
Way to go! Great work, team.
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11y ago
It depends on what you mean, what your goals are, what you are trying to build, etc. "No maintenance whatsoever?" I doubt it. Things break, get old, go obsolete, are insecure, and wear out. Perhaps, you should worry about "
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12y ago
Elixir is inspired by Erlang/OTP and Ruby and the runtime is Erlang BEAM/HiPE. :-)
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12y ago
The hive needs to be south-facing (if you live in the northern hemisphere). Stay out of flight path, for best results...
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12y ago
Great article! We're on our 3rd season beekeeping; we just collected honey, last night. In fact, I got my first ever bee/wasp/hornet sting ever, last night, from one of our bees. I was being sloppy, wearing running shoes und
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12y ago
How does something like Phonegap / Apache Cordova fit in to VoltRB?
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12y ago
ArangoDB - http://www.arangodb.org/ Here's a good list: http://db-engines.com/en/ranking/graph+dbms Here are some of my reasons for using ArangoDB: https://news.ycombinator.com&#
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13y ago
RiveScript is a FOSS chatbot scripting environment that you might want to try: http://www.rivescript.com/ http://www.rivescript.com/rivescript http://www.rivescript.com/aiml The origi
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13y ago
You're welcome! :-) Yes, if there was a standard query language for NoSQL, that would be priceless. Gremlin appears to be closest thing, today. I like what I've seen with JSONiq, though... This seems like a good somewhat related
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13y ago
Databases, of course, are complex software, with a long list of pros and cons. I prefer ArangoDB over OrientDB, after a multi-month evaluation of both. (I also considered Neo4J but could not afford it, in production, so it unfortunately n
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13y ago
I've used OrientDB and ArangoDB, both being graph and document (JSON) databases. I had some initial success with OrientDB, under version 1.3. However, after frustration with the documentation and frustration with having to completely