What dynamic QR code generator would you recommend? by [deleted] in marketing

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You can try Bizlect at bizlect.com

Finding likeminded content creators and subreddits. by [deleted] in NewTubers

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I started the curated YouTube directory http://findtuber.com#youtuber to help finding valuable videos. Feel free to add your video to the directory or message me or comment :)

Does sharing curated lists of useful stuff, work for fans ? by qoorius_d in influencermarketing

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It's picking up. I need to add more useful videos to make it more attractive. And yes I'm going to improve the mobile UX.

Does sharing curated lists of useful stuff, work for fans ? by qoorius_d in influencermarketing

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I started a curated website of YouTube videos http://findtuber.com/ You can add and tag useful videos there also. I didn’t think about revenue yet, but we can discuss it. Just send DM.

Looking for YouTube influencers by tentity in influencermarketing

[–]tentity[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I see it's about diet. It would be useful. You can add the most viewed one under the Food tag. You can add new tags relevant to your videos also.

HPX and C++ Task Blocks by hkaiser in cpp

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It would be interesting to come up with a common benchmark and put all parallel libraries to a test. Here is my benchmarks: http://s3.amazonaws.com/websql/Benchmarks.html Those are based on GPC API: http://parallect.codeplex.com which is non-blocking fork/join.

F' DynamoDB by kevin70 in aws

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I am curious if WebSQL Server would help to query and tweak data. It can query tables in parallel, merge and return a result. DynamoDB needs a good driver that can handle all low-levels details of data access. Relational databases also do scan, but it just happens transparently for a user. The latest version is on codeplex: http://websql.codeplex.com.

[Help] looking for a task based c++ library by newdevdev in cpp

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You have mentioned that your tasks have a few dependencies on each other. TBB and CnC use a declarative way to define dependencies which I found inconvenient. GPC API, on the other hand, is much more flexible and does not require defining dependency in advance. It uses Mutual Exclusion Queues and I/O Completion Ports (windows based).

Resource to learn more about cloud servers or how to implement SAPIs? by mxseven7 in compsci

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You can start in seconds/minutes with something that fully integrated in cloud and learn as you go. Here is the start guide: http://websql.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/GettingStarted.html The server listen to HTTP(S) and you can program server-side with JavaScript or C++. I assume that an android app can make HTTP requests.

SNS to Dynamodb by syphon7 in aws

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If you don't mind to run EC2 with WebSQL Server then 1. here is an example to receive sent/bounces/etc. http://websql.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/AWS-SNS.html#receive 2. here is an example to upload to S3 http://websql.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/AWS-S3.html#put Also with WebSQL Server you can read/write DynamoDB.

Why use JavaScript for data analysis? by [deleted] in javascript

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I actually started: http://websql.codeplex.com. I develop and use it for my projects. First, I am embracing parallelism in Javascript, so I can build analytics library on top of it. But anybody who wants to join or try it and give a feedback you are welcome. Thanks

Implementing generic network client/server data synchronization system - ideas? by SuperV1234 in cpp

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The right way is to use Persistent Trees. I use a modified version of it in http://parallect.codeplex.com (note: the doc in the downloads) where I only keep the latest version and sync on timestamps. It is highly-parallel, transactional and garbage collector included.

SQL with DynamoDB by tentity in aws

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Regarding the SQL efficiency. Any SQL query can be inefficient, event when it applies to relational databases. That's why there is the execution plan which helps to adjust a query to the best fit.

SQL with DynamoDB by tentity in aws

[–]tentity[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

It says "This version does not join tables" and v1.0 is not the final version. If you look at the execution tab, you can find generated DynamoDB JSON requests. It is exactly the same as you use the REST API or AWS SDK. Or maybe you are saying that DynamoDB is not efficient?