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by bliti 13y ago
Sorry, I did not realize my tone would make it sound as if I looked at it as a bad thing. This is a very good thing. Strict F1 rules are a good thing for innovation.
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by bliti 13y ago
Make sure to also add a demo that I can use without registering.
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by bliti 13y ago
Every new technology introduced to racing allows teams to develop a secret advantage. Rules are adjusted over time to balance things out. But you can be sure that by then another new technology will have been introduced. The KERS system is
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by bliti 13y ago
Link to Racecar Engineering web article: http://www.racecar-engineering.com/news/red-bulls-traction-s... This is a very nice magazine to read/subscribe even if you are not a race fan. Lots of technical discussions
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by bliti 13y ago
This may have good commercial potential with digital marketing agencies. I would present it to them, try and get feedback on how this would make marketing better for them. See if they can give you pointers as to what type of data they might
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by bliti 13y ago
They might see potential value in a commercial fork aimed at Enterprise or Business clients. There is also the potential yearly service contracts that may be negotiated. Getting the original developer of a program to maintain it is a good i
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by bliti 13y ago
How does a blog post gain traction? I thought traction was a term used to define an increase in sales numbers over a short period of time. Maybe you mean it drew in more traffic?
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Tell YC/HN: Job posting is missing link.
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by bliti 13y ago
Less red would also help.
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by bliti 13y ago
OTOH, I know of tech startups growing like crazy without a blog, or public facing website. Content is great and all, but its not a magic bullet. Off-topic: The design of that blog. and the landing page feels weird. Doesn't really flow
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by bliti 13y ago
What sort of culture is there if you have people working on and off all the time? Cultures are developed when people spend time together over time.
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by bliti 13y ago
I guess the author has not worked with programmers from other countries. There are bad programmers everywhere. I've had the opportunity to work with programmers from all over the world, and the worst have been from the USA. Yes, Americ
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by bliti 13y ago
The older I get, the more I agree with your point. That's why I'm planning to complete a bachelors degree in CS, IT, or CE. It does make a difference.
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by bliti 13y ago
I've also had a bad experience with DO in production. Moved to Webfaction and have never looked back. They are just excellent in every which way.
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by bliti 13y ago
What is the smell of fear?
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by bliti 13y ago
I smell a class-action suit.
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by bliti 13y ago
What kind of hardware are you targeting in the proof?
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by bliti 13y ago
Find a business you want to work with. Analyze their marketing. Talk to them about their problems. Offer to help by providing potential solutions.
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by bliti 13y ago
I was going to mention this. The page is like a trip to the past. Will they handout free AOL cds at launch? (:
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by bliti 13y ago
Thanks for answering my questions. (:
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by bliti 13y ago
Yeah, it really depends a lot on the models, too. If you go FK crazy then you push the ORM into making weird joins all the time. Which kills performance. Do you run the actual ORM commands or pass raw SQL to it?
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by bliti 13y ago
Interesting. I'd love to know about the specs of your hardware. Maybe a future blog post about that?
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by bliti 13y ago
How many database servers do you have? How do you have them handle the queue?
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by bliti 13y ago
You might tell Django to find one thing in the database, but it might do more than one query to get it. Which is a bottle neck. Most of the projects that I have worked with that use Django at scale, tend to move away from the ORM once it st
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by bliti 13y ago
Gevent is a bit funny sometimes. How are you dealing with it?
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by bliti 13y ago
Still, Django at 15K is good.
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by bliti 13y ago
15K requests with Django is a nice number to hit. What are you using as a server? Gunicorn? Not a bad setup. load balancers --> Vanquish: if !cache: --> Django Still makes me wonder how faster this would b
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by bliti 13y ago
Good luck!
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by bliti 13y ago
print 'Yes' * 100 But, let me ask you something: Would HN become what it has become without a strict dictator?
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by bliti 13y ago
Objective-C. I've worked with C, C++, and C#. But objective-C seems to fit my thoughts better. I like how it reads. Currently building iOS/Mac apps with it.

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