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Higgs boson based vitamin technology
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Strong PC
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Who wants to feel their feelings, really?
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Let me explain in a light-hearted way how it feels to be bipolar, ok?
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I bought a license simply beacuse Sublime Text was the only editor that could open a wikipedia json data dump. I installed many editors before I more than willingly paid for Sublime.
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9y ago
I mean, great idea, I'm stealing it. Edit: A distributed serch engine: https://github.com/kreeben/dire Open for feedback.
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Stolen!
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Now there are too many rules. I'll just go back to writing crap code.
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Summarize how it changed my belief system (or gave it a dent)? Or summarize the video? Ok, here's a summary: the video is just one of the most watchable things I've come across.
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9y ago
What you said made me want to write surpisingly terse and concise code. It's what I shall try to do from hereon.
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I'm scrolling up to see where you hit a nerve with me (or is it the other way around?). Anyway, sorry about that.
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I'm glad I posted here because one point is maybe finally clear to me about speed. It's not a good word for performance. It's the wrong word to use. The great folks at Elasticsearch would _love_ for Lucene to be more performa
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9y ago
You download it and then after some time you unstall it, got it. Well, I don't think I need to worry about MongoDB then ;) But I know what you mean. ResinDB is a library that let's you embedd a database inside of your application.
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I agree that a library such as this project is not at all as consumer-friendly as an application is. Some might even call it completely unsexy. It's a component of something bigger though, something you can indeed call into from nodejs
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Thanks for that very good advise. From what I hear, folks (not only here at HN) aren't really looking for speed, instead they look for features. I'm starting to look at performance less and less as something to strive for and more
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Thank you so much for this feedback. My eyes have been on Elasticsearch ever since their first funding of 80 million bucks. But I have also noticed how Postgres is the only database engineering team that seem to care about full-text search.
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"and not have to run a separate process" Not at all an unrelated issue to me, but unresolvable at the moment me thinks. To use Resin within the same process as a Go app Resin would have to be a Go library. I'm glad you posted
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"Groonga is an open-source fulltext search engine and column store." We seem to be at least cousins. Thx for that link. I will have to get back to you. Edit: Groonga seems to be cloud software. ResinDB is a in-process library, not
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My claims are backed up by the code I've spent blood and sweat to create. Disprove me please because I need to know of scenarios that I need to solve that goes into vNext, scenarios were I'm currently not doing great. Edit: and al
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Many people need to watch this. It reformatted much of my belief system in a disruptive way. That guy is something else.
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Thx for the feedback. What I think you should and hope you already do realise is Lucene is nowhere near maximum performance for full-text search nor is it's relevance. And implementing new scoring routines is a drag in Lucene. Google i
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What would impress _you_? Me personally I don't think it is impressing of Google to be able to store every web page in existance and to refresh them every other minute. I just don't think that is a good way of spending electricity
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I agree to what you said whole-heartedly and I have to conlude by now that I am so not even close to being a sales person. I don't care for the psychology of a sale. I've been in many. I've only seen one or two beautiful ones
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You wouldn't mind me using your data? I've seen Bubblehunt and I've played aound a little bit with it. Reach me at github.com/kreeben/resin.
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Yes I should probably try to step out of the dev role and see things commercially or through a business utility perspective. My mind however wants me to dive even deeper into the rabbit hole that is search and relevance and the hard problem
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Yes (it helped) and speed, i.e. querying and indexing performance, for sure is only an USP if you also have relevance. I'm confident the relevance is as good as or better than Lucene. I especially like my phrase queries and how they se
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"teams in large organizations" Could be simplified to just "teams. These days from what I can see teams in organizations with no ability to devise a sane architecture usually take the microservice route. Management loves this
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Show HN: Fastest search engine in the world
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Embedded SSD-based database with concurrent read/write
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There has to be way to much friction in the mechanics for that to happen. No? Mitch. One of the greats. Uncopyable.
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