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They did exist, they just weren't very popular.
I remember back in January, there was this video [1] that kept showing in everybody's recommended videos, similar to the "1000 DEGREE EXPERIMENTAL KNIVES" video from MrGear [2]. It became popular very quickly and so the trend started.
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mP-tqMKqDAQ
[2] https://youtu.be/hjSheQ7LgJ4
Yeah, that's what I thought too.
How much memory are we talking about? How often did you execute queries on the data?
I'm asking because my first impression of Influxdb involved lots of memory gobbling.
Do you mind sharing the resources you've read about security vulnerabilities?
I've found a movie that caught my attention, but I couldn't find any link to the imdb page - I wanted to read more about it, so I decided to select the title c/p and Google it - but what do you know, you can't select text.
Please fix this.
I'm curious, on the technical side, what stack/technologies have you used? Also, did you scaffold the typical crud endpoints or manually wrote them, for each resource?
I'm trying to gain experience in building APIs and yours seems like a good model for doing so :)
That's one of the frameworks I haven't tried yet. Will try it, thx.
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deluvas on Friday March 06, 2015 @05:09AM
from the ask-hn dept.
Hello HN,I'm looking for a suitable framework for building medium-sized* Node.js APIs and I want to know what you are using or would recommend.Ideally, it should:* automatically build RESTful routes based on models (incl. relations), if not, make it easy for the developer to implement that* use MVC concepts like controllers, filters and such* support simple authorization/authentication (i.e....
I don't understand why people that say it's not useful or not interesting get downvoted, but the ones that say the opposite, don't. What's the logic in this?
As a non-native English speaker, it feels weird seeing phrases like this. In my opinion, a more appropriate word would be 'elegant'.
Holy cow! I'm taking a guess; is it some sort of aggregator website?
Nice business there! I'm curious, if I may ask, where do you get most of your traffic from?
Too bad you're getting downvoted, because it's true.
Aero just turned off when I opened up the icon list. Windows 7, Chrome 34.0.1847.131. Anybody else got that?
Yes, exactly! I am tired with these clickbait titles on HN. Come up a better title, damn it, this isn't DailyMail.
Yeah, that's exactly what I thought at first, too. But I guess it's just an example on a simple game to show how you'd do more complex applications with Angular.
Can confirm. This is by far the most ideal option available.
I'm not buying these tests, either. Since when are scripting languages faster at string manipulation (and generally) than compiled languages?
Will somebody explain to me what's going on? Maybe I'm missing something.
What a crap article. Just because this guy can't focus on his work, doesn't mean multiple monitors are bad.
When I work, I don't like getting distracted. And I certainly don't fill my other screens with Twitter and whatever the author is implying, unless it's work related. End of discussion.
Mind if I ask, what's up with these languages, showing up everywhere on (Rust/Go)? Are they that useful? Can you summarize for me what are they good at?
Can you explain why that's not a good idea? I have no clue, really, but I'm guessing something about libraries.
Can't blame them. I'd hack a toaster, too.
>$49 Personal
>Unlimited use for personal, non-commercial projects. Go nuts!
Right, as if I'm going to pay $49 just to use your fancy icons which I can substitute with something similar for FREE, like fontawesome.
Seriously, who thought this crap out?
It did however have a share button after you've died, did it not? Never pressed it, but I'm curious if that helped.
I don't see any proof whatsoever in that discussion that the data is being sent back to their servers. Sure, it uses the entries somehow, but it's not known. Looks like typical redditorian pitchfork witchhunt to me.
There even was a guy in there saying you can avoid this by stopping your dnscache service. Good luck with that.
>It is very frustrating when loading up a website and seeing a mostly blank page because the fonts are still downloading.
Yes, annoying, can confirm. So I load the page, and all I see are text decorations like underlines, but no text. I have to wait like 1.5-3 seconds, depending on the connection. I mean, seriously, come on!
I know, right? Atleast he wrote a notice:
>Sorry guys, I can't handle the pressure. Just kidding. Server will be back in a few hours (about 8 hours or so).
