ecksor

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by ecksor 9y ago
https://gettingreal.io/why-do-i-fantasize-about-quitting-my-...
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by ecksor 11y ago
"the universe appears lifeless not because complex life is unusual but, rather, because it is always somehow thwarted before it becomes advanced enough to colonize space." The universe appears lifeless because it is a Dark Fores
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by ecksor 11y ago
There's also a way to shortcut this low light mode (triple click Home): https://www.reddit.com/r/LifeProTips/comments/2ros9k/lpt_nig...
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by ecksor 11y ago
SF literally burned and regrew as well: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1906_San_Francisco_earthquake
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by ecksor 12y ago
Anyone interested in this (JSON patch, CRDTs, operational transforms etc), should definitely take a look at ShareJS: https://github.com/share/ShareJS There's been some discussion recently on the wave-dev list: h
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by ecksor 14y ago
Thanks saurik! Yeah that's right, we've tried to make it as easy as we can for developers to use. One of our goals has been to let developers be able to work with data as they do normally if it were just local, while we handle figuring out
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by ecksor 14y ago
We provide endpoints for you to monitor all changes across all users - using this you can run a service that could validate each piece of data as it is changed, making updates if necessary, or do things like mirror the entire datastore.
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by ecksor 14y ago
We just added support for CORS on both /authorize/ and /create/, let us know if you have any issues
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by ecksor 14y ago
Correct, each object is on a separate timeline for purposes of operational transform. If both clients are connected at the time the changes are made, then it shouldnt be possible to see the second change before the first. We keep an ordered
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by ecksor 14y ago
Yes definitely, you can update directly using the bucket.update() method, and pass in an id and the data object. The better way would be to implement the 'local' callback to return the data, then just call bucket.update(id), and the library
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by ecksor 14y ago
1. Server side is all python (combination of tornado/gevent/zeromq) 2. We've experimented with it, we'll likely add it as an option in the future since there may be security concerns depending on the app.
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by ecksor 15y ago
number of writes also depends on the number of indexes you have on the data
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by ecksor 15y ago
We (Simplenote) have been using Stripe since summer also, it's awesome. At least an order of magnitude easier than Paypal api and the merchant account process was completely transparent, we actually have no idea what's involved with getting
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by ecksor 16y ago
http://groups.google.com/group/simplenote-api
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by ecksor 17y ago
try http://mailplaneapp.com/ supports unlimited gmail accounts
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by ecksor 17y ago
no