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https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16160947#16162079 > CA was basically paying you $1000 to take the car
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If they're already Minecraft-ing: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16171204#16172852
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>> All content received is automagically re-distributed by default > you only host [...] things that you have recently requested Thank you for taking the time to correct my misunderstanding, but is this not restating what I wrote?
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I was going to link to ZoneEdit but apparently post-aquisition it has been concierge-d. Maybe NearlyFreeSpeech is a good non-cierge example. I think another contrast is Heroku vs AWS.
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All content received is automagically re-distributed by default, correct? It is similar to BitTorrent in this regard; very different from the more common client/server paradigm. I will have to do a bit more research to see how the defa
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Depends on target market, so ideally non-technical perception (enterprise budget). There is probably still time to do effective marketing that conveniently doesn't emphasize it but discreetly assuages any concerns. However, I am hard p
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Competing on price is a mistake for enterprise customers, they want to pay more. Saying this option is cheaper counts against it. Make it as reliable as IPFS claims it can be (this has to work in the real world !), and as easy to use as a
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This is such a natural use case for IPFS that commercial adoption seems inevitable; as first mover you can offer the concierge edition and optionally gain a ton of credibility by open sourcing some of the core bits! It sounds like your mar
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https://bigmachine.io/products/the-imposters-handbook
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Gixy: Nginx Configuration Static Analyzer | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14315277#14315887 (May 2017) >Klathmon: take a look at the book linked at the bottom of that page which includes a pretty comprehensive se