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A web interface for MongoDB.

They had 90.000 users in October 2009: http://techcrunch.com/2010/02/11/google-acquires-aardvark-fo...

Does someone know how did Aardvark got its first 10.000 users? How did it got traction?

Yes, thank you! I've wanted this for a long time, just didn't get to creating it myself.

Any inspiration of some cool stuff that can be built with their API?

It's so nice I do not have to worry about this when writing in python.

And how did someone discover that?

By "less than free" he meant that Google is actually giving away money to phone producers, if they decide to build an Android based phone.

fixed

Ha, I had a similar idea. Now I don't have to create it myself, I can use yours, thanks guys :)

Isn't Switzerland like the dullest, most boring country in the world?

Not really. Eat honey.

I'll write something like this as a part of a greater project I'm working on ATM.

Is it only me or it doesn't work?

Yellow on black is the most visible combination of colors.

I settled with C-z as it is easy and fast to type with one hand. However I am occasionally too fast and hit C-z z instead of C-z C-z. 'fg' solves this.

I have just an alias for this (without the cd) in my ~/.bashrc:

  alias ..='cd ..'
  alias ...='cd ../..'
  alias ....='cd ../../..'
  alias .....='cd ../../../../'

Yes, it is. I recommend remapping the standard C-a to C-z, as C-a acts as "jump to the beginning of line" in couple of shells, Emacs and Emacs clones.

What parts did you miss?

Travelling is anything but passive. I can't really explain why, but travelling along with reading are in my opinion best ways to learn.

I guess it's that you experience new cultures. You talk to people, you learn. You see how and why stuff is done differently, you learn. You also learn from your mistakes, you learn to adopt to current conditions with whatever resources you have for your disposal, you discover new tricks, etc.

I'm looking for a graphic designer and/or sales guy and/or information architect, usability guy.

I'm a python and javascript hacker. I have a couple of ideas, but the one I'd like to persuade is real-time web analytics with understandable, beautiful presentation of data and statistics to the user. However I'm not insisting on this, I'll gladly discuss your ideas.

Interested? Let's talk; contact details are in my profile.

There has to be a great party somewhere. I guess nickb and _why are attending.

I read that. How is the master-master replication working for you? Also, why didn't you rather do shrading and replication considering m-m replication is experimental?

Is anyone here using/considering MongoDB? I'm want to try it out on a new project I'm starting, a real-time web analytics app. Should be fun.

How exactly did that happen?

Am I the only one who doesn't give a shit about Zed's migration?

Heh, I wasn't aware someone else from Brno is on HN. Nazdar!

Brno, Czech Rep.

Also, you can't have multiple inheritance with Jinja2. That's a showstopper for me.

I submitted the Ubuntu 9.04 story today, but the first link I tried to submit was already in the system, from when 7.04 came out. It will really be a problem to submit a link when 9.10 will be available, because it seems all 'good links' were already added. Can there be a recyclation system for links?