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bbuffone
16y ago
Over the last six months, I have been traveling back and forth to beijing for 2.5 months at a time. When in beijing, I don't have a phone, let-a-lone a smart phone. The one thing I have noticed is that I used to go to my phone anytime the
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Scalable event analytics with Mongodb Ruby on Rails
(slideshare.net)
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bbuffone
16y ago
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bbuffone
16y ago
Good content is exactly why hacker news needs search. There is a ton of info that would be useful to people after one day. Which is about as long as it stays on the homepage. If content is your number one priority giving people a search box
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bbuffone
16y ago
The network would the least of a startups problem challenging google. This has been one of the arguments for net neutrality and it doesn't make sense. 1.) No one has this issue now and I don't see much competition from any other than micros
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bbuffone
16y ago
Nah... I like my "Fanboys" ( http://www.imdb.com/find?s=all&q=Fanboys ) style adventure better. Eventually my pattern would have taken me their.
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bbuffone
16y ago
If I had found the iphone... I would have walked around SFO asking people if they lost an iPhone prototype. Starting on Market Street and working my way down to San Jose. Being that the iPhone is very popular, lots of people would have want
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bbuffone
16y ago
I completely agree with the P2P approach, for sometime I was thinking about P2P as a means to deliver a social network for families. Everyones graph and data would be under their control and "local" to just those that needed it. The one key
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bbuffone
16y ago
Break it up into what? Google has lots of projects but they have a limited product (money making things) portfolio. I don't think many their products would be viable as seperate units. The privacy policy that people don't like is easy to so
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bbuffone
16y ago
"I have been afraid to start my own side projects, out of fear that I won't be able to contend with what other people can do" Why do you care? Taking some one else's code and rewriting is a great way to learn. First, you don't need your ow
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bbuffone
16y ago
I would say that Techcrunch and the like have more to lose from Foursquare selling to Yahoo!. They were probably counting on three more years of extensive "Twitter" like coverage to fill their pages. Once Yahoo! or another big company buys
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bbuffone
16y ago
Disclaimer -- I am not an iPhone developer, why? Two reasons: 1.) I don't own a Mac and 2.) I don't know objective-c. Even though I can't build iPhone applications, to me this ban makes sense for the following reasons: 1.) Limits the total
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bbuffone
16y ago
I agree, it seems that the deadpost and comments system is analogous to TV broadcasters not showing people running naked across the field to discourage the repeation such actions. It doesn't work there and it really doesn't work here. I fi
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bbuffone
17y ago
that is pretty useless, but my vote is still for Chatroulette
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bbuffone
17y ago
Chatroulette is by far the most useless thing that has been created on the Internet. I wish I could have the memories of using it erased from my brain, and the electricity it takes to run the site and the computers connected to it back as w
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Ask HN: Beijing Meetup
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bbuffone
17y ago
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MacBook Pro Core i7 caught GeekBenching itself
(9to5mac.com)
1 points
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bbuffone
17y ago
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bbuffone
17y ago
This is the problem I see with the cross-domain requests; it puts the implementation change on the service provider rather than the app provider. If I was building an application using PHP I don't need to get twitter to change their server
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bbuffone
17y ago
Did he get a recoding contract? "Will single founders please stand up?"
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bbuffone
17y ago
Over the last two years, I have spent about $700 dollars (3x the cost of my iPhone) on 4 different pairs of in-ear headphones that have broken. Wires, connections, shocking my ears have all been part of the experience. Now for the last week
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bbuffone
17y ago
Everyone complains about the mobile industry but if I listed the industries that have or are currently screwing me mobile isn't even in the top 10. Health-care, Insurance, Oil, Headphones, Government, Credit cards, Banking, Financial, Video
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Google Faces Deluge of Nexus One Complaints
(pcworld.com)
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bbuffone
17y ago
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bbuffone
17y ago
That maybe true, but everytime I see a video on silver light it always better than flash videos. It maybe that the users of silverlight understand; video, lighting, sound and encoding better, or just care more about what it looks like.
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bbuffone
17y ago
The one thing that I find impressive is the look of the video in SilverLight. The video is crystal clear and no artifacts.
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bbuffone
17y ago
Something simple - Add margin to the left side. It is very hard to read with the text up against the edge of the browser. It would be good to understand the location of the server(s) doing the monitoring.
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bbuffone
17y ago
Any look back to last year has to include the "Team Cyprus" video http://www.techcrunch.com/2008/10/10/team-cyprus-move-to-und... <quote>Team Cyprus: Alcohol + Bad Judgement + Really Poor Timing</quote> Edit: Note I don't
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bbuffone
17y ago
Laptops are perfect for the couch. Watching TV is easy; your laptop screen and TV are on the same plane so it is easy to go back and forth between the two. Laptops sit nicely on your lap (Think that is how they got there name), unless you
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bbuffone
17y ago
I still can't figure out the point of a Tablet. That should be the number one reason. Laptops are an easily portable version of a Computer. Netbooks are really cheaps/simple versions of a Laptop. A tablet is a ????? version of a computer t
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bbuffone
17y ago
I for one am happy that there isn't Flash on the iPhone. If it could be garenteed that it was only delivering a video, than I would tolerate it. General Flash use on my desktop is annoying, but on an iPhone it would be way worse. Plus not h
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bbuffone
17y ago
I would attempt a "Fanboys" style trip to the datacenter that hosts ycombinator.com and change it yourself. I will go with you so I can add a search box. Along the way we can interrupt the diggnation and TWIT podcasts, and mock all the redd
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bbuffone
17y ago
I just signed up for a starbucks card today, so I can get free wireless access. The iPhone app is better because I wouldn't need to carry my card with me. I know I will lose it or not bring it. The ability to reload money on it is an advan
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