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srjk
11y ago
why is this grey? Don't people have a sense of humour anymore?
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12y ago
They have been moving into "sales intelligence". Their data/professional graph is a pretty big (maybe only) competitive advantage for the next year or two in that area. So, it follows that they would block off access for pos
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12y ago
Sure, the "halflife of openness" of crunchbase is probably smaller than angellist. However, at this point crunchbase is pretty open (to the point of giving data dumps) so I'll give them the benefit of doubt for the next 2 yea
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12y ago
Definitely could see this coming. While it's a shame that linkedin is closing down their API even more, they are just shooting themselves in the head which is great news :) Anyway, the future of professional social networks is destined
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13y ago
Ringio - Full Time, Near Courthouse Metro, VA / Washington, DC keywords: go, growing pains, grails, node.js, ejabberd, erlang, realtime Ringio( http://ringio.com ) provides internet phone service to small businesses to improve the quality o
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srjk
15y ago
Maybe just zk clients that listen to updates (watchers) on specific znodes? Business/validation logic can be on clients that can either be embedded in the app or write out to a config file consumed by another process.
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15y ago
I am rarely moved to comment on a post. This one seems to be especially thoughtful and sincere. I understood the core message to be we shouldn't let labels that define some aspects of who we are constrain us. Or, in programming terms: mix
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15y ago
I've used unison in the past and liked it. May not fulfill the "zero knowledge" criteria but IIRC it's fairly simple to set up. http://www.cis.upenn.edu/~bcpierce/unison/
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16y ago
IANAE, but while reading over the riak docs for an upcoming project, the concept of links is one that stood out. http://blog.basho.com/2010/03/25/schema-design-in-riak---rel...
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16y ago
Robert Morris, around 2004. I had an assignment that asked me to write about the Morris worm. So, I decided to shoot him an email with a few questions. Needless to say, it made my semester (and not only because I got 20% extra credit on an
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16y ago
second the book. I just started it last week and have come to really appreciate ruby. My code doesn't look like python anymore :)
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16y ago
This scared me. I just installed a wallpaper app yesterday and while doing so thought "that's weird, why does it my personal information, phone calls etcs". But I still got the app. I guess my excuse is being used to my iphone, I didn't thi
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16y ago
thanks for both your replies. I have used (and liked) mongodb in the past. Horizontal scalability is important and mongo doesn't have a stable release with sharding. Also, this page http://www.mongodb.org/display/DOCS/Sharding+Upgrading+fr
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16y ago
On that note, would you mind talking about what you use to store the data, efficiently query it etc? I am in the nascent phases of developing a location based app, but have gotten stuck in trying to figure out a good way to store the data.