& smoke! Anyone dares to admit?
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& smoke! Anyone dares to admit?
interesting. i use 'conservative' and sometimes get surprised how could i write and send such non-corellated or repeated sentences so close to each other.
for massive user generated content where big numbers of statistics come into play, and noone would die if you lose their hard-composed 140 char tweet, use transaction- and lock-free, easily-sharded, rarely flushed to disk stores.
the best for them to invest in and make money on.
signed: BURNT OUT
If I were a VC (or when I become one) I wouldn't trust desperate people, those who bet everything and their arm on a deal. I understood that the article describes these as pigs. Such people could actually be even dangerous.
what i see, people don't even know that it's hard so you have to enlighten them. i see people think there are some other barriers, like connections, friends of parents, university, money, etc
Why?
i mean, not 3 different, distant parts of a document, but like one longer part of a document, where a core function with several recursions and nested loops is defined, in many lines, and i want to see them all.
usually i print them out and then inspect.
is there any editor to do this? maybe chocolat will?..
edit: hallelujah, the db is up now, after 30 minutes. can somebody upvote me back now? ;)
i think in ancient times, mentioning Hell, Helheim, trolls was also only for brave men, and Germanic grandmothers were against it
some people would say that you should have eyes and be careful, but would we listen to them, or sue the pub that forgot to put 'caution wet floor' sign?
did @antirez of Redis do those things? i guess the audience just liked his project and that's all. if my work is BS and we get some attention with some tricks (edit: in a good sence of the word!), we would just agonize longer before everyone including me understands that my work is unneeded.
let it be as naturally as it is but thanks anyway
(addition: be us a consumer web startup we would agree. our audience is hacker and web engineering crowd, so the help would be just upvote my posts :)