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int64··on Launch HN: Plasticity (YC S17) – APIs for human-like natural language interfaces
Will the document summarization API summarize and rewrite the content or just a summary of the original content without a rewrite?
int64··on DocumentDB
So does AmisaDB. http://www.amisalabs.com/
int64··on DocumentDB
You are missing AmisaDB. Supports Multistatement transactions. http://www.amisalabs.com/
int64··on Would you use JavaScript compiled to C for your server applications
thanks for the input. Will certainly look into that.
int64··on MongoDB 2.6 Released
if you are looking for a nosql dbms as a service which consumes json and supports SQL and search, you could try amisaserver
int64··on Would you use JavaScript compiled to C for your server applications
The plan is to provide primitive data type extensions as well which can be used in place of the "var" keyword
int64··on Would you use JavaScript compiled to C for your server applications
Thats very true. The plan was to give the user heavy asynchronous IO functionality that appear to the user as making a simple ajax call with a callback function. Provides the developer asynchronous functionality on the server side. Scope variables and so on are all handled behind the scenes.
int64··on MongoDB 2.6 Released
sweet then, will give tokumx a shot as well. Thanks
int64··on MongoDB 2.6 Released
trying amisaserver found it somewhere in the comments below. claims to have MVCC.
int64··on Would you use JavaScript compiled to C for your server applications
Absolutely. Node.js is still interpreted by V8 as far as i know. The runtime libs provided by node.js are all written in JS. However, With this initiative, all the runtime libs will be implemented in c as well.
int64··on Ask HN: Has Google/Bing won the search engine war?
If the service is exposed publicly to the web, It can be crawled regardless of whatever guards are in place by the service provider. Browser emulation will be a good start.
int64··on Coming soon. This document-oriented database sounds promising.
Interesting!!! I am assuming your SQL implementation will support joins as well.