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It will be interesting to see if other backup services will follow. I've always wondered how they managed to keep prices so low. Considering the price of S3 (asuming their costs are similar to Amazon's) then only the storage costs of 100Gb
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Mozy - increased prices and no more unlimited plan
(news.techworld.com)
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I think the main reason Amazon chose Oracle over databases like PostgreSQL is that it also makes it easier for a lot of people to convince their boss to move to AWS.
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This is exciting! Not necessarily because Oracle is the best choice if you're an AWS customer but because it's and indication that Amazon is planning on supporting even more databases. Let's hope for PostgreSQL-support any time soon! I thin
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Oracle Database 11g coming to Amazon RDS
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http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2138720
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Introducing Amazon Simple Email Service
(aws.amazon.com)
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Just like China's richest man Li Ka-shing.
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Have you looked into 80legs.com? It seems like a good service to use if you want to start your own niche search engine (I'm not affiliated with them, just curious).
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16y ago
If you only want it for http you could use Fiddler ( http://www.fiddler2.com )
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I've been using codility.com to make the initial screening less cumbersome and more scientific. It has worked aweseomly well so far! (I'm not affiliated with them) Resumés say very little about the applicant but seeing them in action throug
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Harvard-scientists manged to reverse aging in mice.
(foxnews.com)
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Overdose: The Next Financial Crisis
(youtube.com)
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This looks very promising! Microsoft has similar features (although not officially supported yet) for ASP.NET: http://aspnet.codeplex.com/releases/view/50869 http://aspnet.codeplex.com/releases/view/35893
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Sure, but it's in Swedish. If you still want it I can e-mail it you.
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My Master's Thesis covered exactly that. I'm currently working on commercialising the idea, so you can expect a "HN - Review my startup" within a year :)
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That's for comparison-based sorting algorithms (i.e. sorting objects where the only information you have about them is whether one object is "bigger"/"smaller" than the other. For objects where you have more information about the object (i.
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My mom is a psychologist and she travelled to the U.S. just to attend one of his courses (we're Swedish). She had never played tennis but she got elected as the one he would teach how to serve and she managed to hit almost all serves after
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17y ago
I still think you are able to accept more people into the country. In 2007 the Swedish city Södertälje (with about 80 000 cititzens) accepted more Iraqi refugees than the US & Canada combined: http://www.sweden.se/eng/Home/Work/Life-in
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It's not a matter of creating or destroying jobs. It's a matter of productivity. During the past 200 hundred years, employment rates have stayed more or less the same (compared to the revolutionary improvements in standards of living we hav
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"It's the intersection of simplicity and functionality." http://stackoverflow.com/questions/563036/what-is-elegant-co...
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You mean that it usually does not prevent a statement from being overly-broad. :)
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That would be really cool! And with e.g. VNC or Remote Desktop you could run more demanding tasks off of your dekstop computer.
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It would be cool if someone intergrates this into Google's libjingle ( http://code.google.com/intl/en-US/apis/talk/libjingle/index.... ) to get efficient NAT-traversal.
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Especially since the Nobel Peace Price is awarded by a committee of five people elected by the Norwegian Parliament. All other comittees are Swedish. Alfred Nobel's intention with this was to improve Sweden-Norway relations.
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The funny thing is that Joel Spolsky seems to be very aware of the problems with point systems: http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2006/08/09.html
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The city that was the most positive surprise was probably Honolulu. The people were even friendler than I had expected, the city was the cleanest of them all and I really liked the way they had combined beach- and "city"-life. If you wanna
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A bit off-topic but I did exactly that a couple of months ago. Around the world in 29 days. The best trip of my life!
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The iPhone is Not Easy to Use: A New Direction for User Experience Design
(johnnyholland.org)
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Popluation density doesn't completely explain it. For instance here in Sweden we also have 100Mbps Internet-connection for about $20-$30/month and flat-rate 3g data-plans and we aren't exactly densily populated (#192 in the world according
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