You Only Wish MongoDB Wasn't Relational

omg-a-bear · 1 day

That really is the issue here

omg-a-bear · 2 days

this is good stuff, a proper map/reduce (i guess they're calling it project/group) subsystem is the way to go for complex queries

omg-a-bear · 2 days

Why not just use a map/reduce index for your comment queries? You really only need the map function which should select and flatten the comments into a tuple. That gets indexed so you can query on things like comment_date and comment_user.

Now when you query that index, you're only getting back comment tuples (specifically the mapped fields) which match your criteria.

dsokol · 3 days

That story is definitely a week old

sam-catman · 3 days

I believe that would only apply to where you have a reasonable expectation of privacy (which is pretty much just at home, in your car, and over the telephone). Certainly in public, or on the "street", there is no reasonable expectation of privacy.

ttruth1 · 4 days

that's almost 2 billion (with a B) pennies!

sam-catman · 4 days

| And it's street legal!

Why wouldn't it be?

coder21 · 9 days

The main reason i can't stand using TFS for SCM is that it really wants you to use Visual Studio projects and solutions to track everything. This really bugs me, a lot. While we do track a lot of .NET code, we also track a lot of code and and resources which are not .NET. Many times a developer is working in Visual Studio, but not always.

Also, I wouldn't hire a programmer who uses a tool if and only if it integrates with Visual Studio. That's like hiring a carpenter that only uses Sears/Craftsman branded tools.

KayCeee · 11 days

great novelty, terrible wedding rings

SonicPacifist · 18 days

The way Twitter works now, it would be like saying: Why won't email go dark for SOPA?!

Bad analogy. Twitter is a highly centralized system. Sure their front-end servers and data-centers might be globally distributed, but you can only use Twitter if Twitter as an entity is available. E-mail, specifically SMTP, on the other hand is an entirely distributed technology. There is no single-point-of-failure, no single-entity controlling the infrastructure.

nadanadanada · 26 days

Why even define it? It's like trying to come up with a word for every type of motor vehicle that's not a semi-tractor trailer. Why bother?

There are so many different types of database systems out there, and Fowler even talks about how much trouble it is to find a set of common characteristics.

And of the characteristics he picked, only one possibly applies to everything else out there: "Not using the relational model (nor the SQL language)".

Alives · 27 days

I usually wait 5 more minutes, and then i safely turn right, find a place to safely turn around, then i safely turn right again.

Alives · 27 days

especially on all of those commercial airplanes we fly that were built before modern cell phones

spif · 1 month

I think, for consumer devices (including PCs) the of the multi-user environment should not take off. In fact, for consumer PCs, it will hopefully die out completely.

Take a phone: they're actually very personal devices. You're carrier account actually ties an individual name to a number. There's no reason for it to be multi-user since you are the one using it 99% of the time.

The same goes for most personal computers. And even if you have a shared PC used by a family, do they actually have individual logins? I would venture to say that 99% of the time they share a user account.

terafunker · 1 month

maybe in another couple of decades

terafunker · 1 month

yes, i have TONS of photos from a lot of trips i've taken

NewShinyCD · 2 months

Found the reason: http://www.local709.org/reports.html

NewShinyCD · 2 months

Their site says that "86% OF IAMAW MEMBERS REJECTED THE LGECCU'S PROPOSED AGREEMENT". The contract proposal is on the website, which I actually did skim through, but found nothing interesting other than standard employment contract type stuff. But I assume people know since "79% VOTED TO STRIKE". I'm sure you could always walk up to someone and ask.

dsokol · 2 months

Out of curiosity, what is the ratio of married to single folks at this particular event?

dsokol · 2 months

We have surprisingly few GaTech students

Too busy crying over projects and tests

Edit: Qualifications: I'm Tech grad.

NewShinyCD · 2 months

see the banner at: http://www.local709.org/

echochamber · 2 months

That seems like a TON of hardware... err.. instances for what is essentially just image gallery hosting.

ahoojbt · 2 months

Unfortunately that rate has dropped to 1.5% in the last year. However is still FAR better than what you'll find at ANY big commercial bank.

ahoojbt · 2 months

I really like LGE. Certainly meets your requirements.

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