moonpolysoft

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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
I'm going to go out on a limb here and speculate that you may be "seeking technical cofounder."
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
What I find objectionable about the video is not his identification of team quality being the problem. It's his total abandonment of responsibility for it as a founder. That he'd say he just woke up one day surrounded by B and C players h
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
This is the best issue tracker I've ever seen. A+++++ would buy again.
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
Dingus.
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
You should put your money into gold bullion as a hedge against inflation.
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
Forever a node.
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
Amazing. Cue the stampede of aspie HN literalists.
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
http://images.memegenerator.net/willy-wonka/ImageMacro/18009...
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
Your rite. Next time I will spellcheck before taxing the runway.
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
Not really. Me and whiskey have moved in together and are contemplating having some kids.
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
> There is no value in being precise Are you an engineer? I ask because I find it very hard to believe an engineer would write that.
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
Egads man. Keep it safe for work.
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
Your right. All this talk of distributed systems is making hacker news too nerdy. Lets go rate someone's startup and find a technical cofounder. Perhaps we might also watch a video of a prominent investor trying to promote his personal br
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
> My bank transfers to other banks take a couple of hours, but I don't live in the US. The money comes out of the account instantly though. What happens between the time the money is debited from one account and it shows up in the other
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
What is this wonderful bank you use where transfers between accounts at a different bank happen instantaneously? Every time I've tried it the process takes 1-2 days and most likely has to go through an ACH. As for credit and debit charges,
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
Sharding puts you in the same risk category as any other distributed database. Just ask the engineers and ops people at twitter, foursquare, and any number of other web companies that have dealt with sharded databases at scale. Also: shar
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
> Solving the problems of distributed systems is incredibly hard and not necessary if all you need is scalability and high availability. Once one scales beyond a single node the system becomes distributed. Then by definition one must d
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
Wherein Stonebraker misunderstands distributed systems engineering completely.
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
What does this look like, quora? 8=============D~~~
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
http://keplerproject.github.com/copas/
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
So last time I looked at it, Node.js did not have any language level or even library primitives for message passing. At least nothing beyond making you open a socket and work out your own protocol for IPC. I'll grant you that is the stand
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
Last time I checked Node.js was not able to invoke fork.
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
Scalability, eh? What about that whole "scale beyond a single CPU" thing. I hear it's quite the rage.
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
I won't speak to his other points, however if all the author met was a bunch of "me too" douchebags, then the author clearly hung out with the wrong people. To meet the real san francisco tech scene come to a scrodeo: http://scrodeo.com/
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
Same shit was happening to me for a while. I have 1 word for you: modafinil.
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
Offtopic, but am I the only one who finds it incredibly annoying when blogs like this disable the back button by overwriting the last item in your history?
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
A shot across the bow of 10gen?
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
Also I'd like to add that you should mention the name of the dev group. What they're doing is certainly shady, if not completely unethical.
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
I know you think your idea is the best invention since alcohol, but it probably is not. Given the choice between a half-assed execution of your awesome idea and finding the right person who can execute any idea I would choose the latter.
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by moonpolysoft 16y ago
This article comes to an incorrect conclusion on the need for timeouts in Erlang's gen:call implementation. Monitors are necessary but not sufficient for building a robust distributed system with Erlang. When dealing with remote processes

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