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by boyter 9y ago
They did have to setup the whole company, negotiate with Telsta, run the backbone's and set everything else up. They were behind on connections its true, but that was largely due to Telstra having to remediate the ducts filled with asb
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by boyter 9y ago
Vivid Wireless offer unlimited 4G data capped at 12 Mbps for $90 a month. Its on the Optus network so your experience will depend on what the coverage is like where you live.
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How Australia's $49B internet network came to be ridiculed(bbc.com)
135 points by boyter 9y ago|163 comments
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Remember that $86M license plate scanner I replicated? I caught someone(medium.freecodecamp.org)
142 points by boyter 9y ago|26 comments
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BBQ with a Dutch ICT/start Up Delegation(boyter.org)
3 points by boyter 9y ago|0 comments
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by boyter 9y ago
Maybe I should start attending some of the meet-ups. I will e attending a BBQ at the Dutch Consul General's house next week which I was invited to for some reason due to a visiting Dutch ICT/start up delegation. Flixsense AI looke
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by boyter 9y ago
The Australian startup scene is very small. So much so I get approached frequently about searchcode which appears on top of Australia startup lists somehow. Nice to see that startmate is starting to get some coverage though as it should en
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Downloads down under lag ex-Soviet bloc(lmtonline.com)
3 points by boyter 9y ago|0 comments
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by boyter 9y ago
Not possible. Everyone has to move over to NBN eventually. Its not a matter of Telstra wanting to turn it off, its that they are forced to switch everyone over.
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Browser Automation – Wildfire(wildfire.ai)
3 points by boyter 9y ago|0 comments
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Australia Has Slower Internet Than Kenya, Russia and Hungary(bloomberg.com)
2 points by boyter 9y ago|1 comments
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A powerful code search engine with a sleek web user interface(github.com)
2 points by boyter 9y ago|1 comments
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BinPipe Binary visualisation tool(github.com)
29 points by boyter 9y ago|5 comments
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by boyter 9y ago
Which is exactly why as of last month bought my first iPhone. The pro privacy stance that Apple is taking is wonderful to see. No idea if anyone pushing this at Apple will ever read this but you have a customer for life if you continue to d
585.
by boyter 9y ago
Totally joking. The sourcegraph guys know who I am and I bear them no ill will. That said I do run searchcode and the downloadable version is named searchcode server (launched a year ago) hence the joke about the name.
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by boyter 9y ago
Sourcecode server? Can I take some credit for the name :P Looking forward to trying it out. What’s the response to the single search box so far? I quite like it but one of the reasons I have never implemented one for searchcode is that the
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Tensor Refactor: A Go Experience Report(blog.chewxy.com)
3 points by boyter 9y ago|0 comments
588.
by boyter 9y ago
I have a solid 1 hour train trip to and from work. Because of where I live I get a single train and always have a seat. Thats where I get the majority of it done.
589.
by boyter 9y ago
I thought I was familiar with most of DDG's operations. What was DuckDuckReader? RSS reader or something?
590.
by boyter 9y ago
As do I. I bought my first ever iPhone just recently. The ads inside the keyboard were the last straw.
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by boyter 9y ago
I just want any battery system to be installed for 7kWh for under $5000 in Australia. I had hoped when the Powerwall 2 came out that you would be able to pick up the first version for that but alas. I really do think that the above 7kWh for
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by boyter 9y ago
My number one complaint with Concourse (which I suspect is due to Go) is that you need to have it hosted with a valid TLS/SSL cert in order to use the fly command. At least this was an issue in the 2.6.0 days, but I couldn't see a
593.
by boyter 9y ago
I don't really understand the reasoning behind overselling seats. Every time I hear it happen when passing though the USA I am reminded of the Seinfeld line, "You know how to take the reservation, but not how to hold the reservati
594.
by boyter 9y ago
Or how memcached does it https://www.adayinthelifeof.nl/2011/02/06/memcache-internals...
595.
by boyter 9y ago
My understanding is that this is going to change and soon. Amazon has been poaching key elastic search employees presumably with the idea to improve the service to on par or better.
596.
by boyter 9y ago
For searchcode.com I am getting about 300,000 uniques a month and ad revenue around $700 a month using carbon ads. It's enough to pay the bills which is all I really need for it.
597.
by boyter 9y ago
Do it May, I dare you. It will launch the geek equiilivelent of the Manhattan project to find the master keys, and whoever does find them will become incredibly rich and powerful.
598.
by boyter 9y ago
I was literally looking for something like this the other day now that LeanPub is no longer free to get started. Thanks for releasing it.
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Common Crawl’s First In-House Web Graph(commoncrawl.org)
1 points by boyter 9y ago|0 comments
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by boyter 9y ago
Same thing happened to me at a workplace once. They blocked StackOverflow, GitHub, Bitbucket, Sourceforge, CodePlex and Google Code. I told them all estimates go up by 2 years since we would need to reimplement everything. It ended up being

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