PanMan

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by PanMan 13y ago
In The Netherlands, you are not allowed to give your employees free food. You have to charge them (a little), otherwise the IRS doesn't agree.
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How a Career Con Man Led a Federal Sting That Cost Google $500 Million(wired.com)
4 points by PanMan 13y ago|0 comments
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Credit — Money & Banking — Medium(medium.com)
1 points by PanMan 13y ago|0 comments
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by PanMan 13y ago
Isn't it clear that, as with any electronics product, price will go down over time? So even if they launch at $500, in a few years there will be a version for $200. So the question might be more how strongly they want to boost adoption at l
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"Fixing" WWDC(iphonedevelopment.blogspot.nl)
4 points by PanMan 13y ago|0 comments
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by PanMan 13y ago
What do you mean with "data printing"?
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What A Dead Squirrel Taught Me About Value Pricing(fastcompany.com)
5 points by PanMan 13y ago|0 comments
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by PanMan 13y ago
Titanium is JS but not HTML5, unless you use webviews
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by PanMan 13y ago
I had the same feeling when I saw GetAround launch (car-sharing). But then I thought about it some more, and realised I'm way more attached to my apartment then my car, and AirBnb seems to work just fine..
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by PanMan 14y ago
I guess it quite depends on the type of assets. On our bill in the largest region, requests are about 77% of the total price. Motivates me to look into combining assets at some point :). (base64 encoding images in CSS etc).
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by PanMan 14y ago
I wonder if this will mean cloudfront pricing will come down as well. Suddenly it's a lot cheaper to host your assets on S3, without putting cloudfront in front of it.
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by PanMan 14y ago
In the article you say you took the pixels without clouds. Just looking at how white it is, or something more complex?
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by PanMan 14y ago
Cheaper than the books it replaces, which I heard cost thousands of dollars.
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by PanMan 14y ago
Still, 15 cents is a price I would pay for data worldwide...
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by PanMan 14y ago
This isn't about JSON at all, but about cross-site scripting.
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by PanMan 14y ago
Why 5? We have a riak cluster running of 3.
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by PanMan 14y ago
So the sponge material itself must be heavier than water, e.g, more than 1 kg/L. Otherwise it would still float. Same holds here
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by PanMan 14y ago
To what extend is it two factor when one of the factors is the device you are working on? One of the biggest risks I see with iCloud is someone finding/stealing my phone, and using it to erase other devices. A code send to my phone won't p
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by PanMan 14y ago
I just figured out I have this adres at coinbase: 1AL1NkXgkoCHA4VCFwyn4E12orw4cSbWhQ
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by PanMan 14y ago
oke, sounds like a plan. What's the easiest place to buy 1/50th bitcoin? I created a Coinbase account, but that seems US only :(
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by PanMan 14y ago
I now really want to know what part of this story is true.
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by PanMan 14y ago
why? do you see huge overlap between file syncing/storage and mobile email?
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Twitter starts supporting oAuth 2.0 for some API calls(dev.twitter.com)
1 points by PanMan 14y ago|0 comments
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by PanMan 14y ago
Which OVH cdn? Did you rent servers, or do they have a cdn service I don't know?
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by PanMan 14y ago
Thanks for explaining! That sounds like a great idea. From what I read, Glass does have Wifi & GPS, but no cell connectivity. Millions of pics of the sky sounds like a great challenge to process. OTOH, even without processing it would
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by PanMan 14y ago
How would this work, assuming Glass doesn't have a air-pressure sensor? That's the main thing you are using now, right? Would you ask people to take pics of the sky? What does Glass add that currently isn't possible WRT gathering data? Seri
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by PanMan 14y ago
Are there any mac components that don't have full linux support? I would expect that Mac's are so popular with geeks, they would have full driver support, but I never checked.
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Why Android is ahead of iOS contextually(plus.google.com)
5 points by PanMan 14y ago|1 comments
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by PanMan 14y ago
We have just crossed 2 billion items in our datastore. While not 3 billion yet, I expect that to happen later this year. Too bad Redshift can't handle JSON files: Converting everything will be annoying.
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by PanMan 14y ago
There they refer to "active installs". Its still possible they sold 100K apps, everybody tried it (used a token), and 60K people deleted the app again. Those people then didn't reject their token in Twitter's app setting (which almost nobod

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