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by bryanh 16y ago
Or http://lmgtfy.com/?q=AAAYA Well, not really...
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by bryanh 16y ago
I guess its tragically ironic to make your blog illegible, like drinking PBR or wearing purposefully obscure print t-shirts.
873.
by bryanh 16y ago
They're already usually chatting somehow. Analytics. Adsense. Etc.
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by bryanh 16y ago
Odd, just looking at the compatibility sheet and then my analytics says that Google's Chrome is by far the worst offender in not supporting this. Chrome sits at 15% of my sites traffic and about 75% of that is pre-4.249.4.
875.
by bryanh 16y ago
I'm really sad there aren't some price wars going on here between S3 and Google. Maybe S3 should fire the first shot.
876.
by bryanh 16y ago
This may prevent wider embarrassment from, ahem, moments of pubescent weakness...
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by bryanh 16y ago
Beautiful presentation of a presentation! If you are like me and usually just scan the comments of HN, don't miss this one!
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by bryanh 16y ago
That explains it very well. I wasn't entirely sure if the stop command came from fear of retribution as the house came tumbling down or not. It was pretty apparent it was a self-made decision.
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by bryanh 16y ago
I'm dubious on this matter. While, yes, high frequency traders are (in some ways) making the market more efficient, it is still extremely difficult to think that a hyper-efficient but potentially unstable market is preferable to a moderatel
880.
by bryanh 16y ago
I have to admit I am surprised, and I'm even trying to compile a variant of a web marketing ebook. :-\
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by bryanh 16y ago
I play jazz guitar and bike (though not as often as I like). That's about it I suppose.
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by bryanh 16y ago
10. The nifty tricks they have to render your pages with shortcuts are very difficult to understand. Really difficult to understand -> I don't understand what you mean here. I tend to concur with your lack of understanding. Does he mean
883.
by bryanh 16y ago
Interesting.
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by bryanh 16y ago
I have a hard time seeing this being followed through with. Are they going to personally sue 10k people? I would guess that they just want a few hundred people to settle for a couple thousand dollars and call it a day.
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by bryanh 16y ago
So many lectures on scaling are full of best-practices that are somewhat removed from reality and time/budget constraints. This lecture on the other hand has a lot of common-sense advice and solutions that may be obvious to some, but I must
886.
by bryanh 16y ago
As a quick fix, check out Psyco. I've had success running algorithms in Python up to 6-8x faster.
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by bryanh 16y ago
This story is especially notable for the little tidbit about both Bill Gates and Steve Jobs. I'm always impressed by their business acumen.
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by bryanh 16y ago
This is by far the biggest argument in favor of the "pay-what-you-want" model. It's an efficient way to capture customers that would have been priced out of your product. The other edge of the sword is the tendency of customers with the cas
889.
by bryanh 17y ago
Insightful comment, I'd be very interested in hearing more elaboration on the subject (specifically about your or other algorithms and some of the correlations that they found). There is a major dearth of information about algorithms that c
890.
by bryanh 17y ago
I believe the correct response here would have been "whoosh".
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by bryanh 17y ago
This is more or less the route I've been taking (though I'm short on the type of success Brad has had). I rather like it. I feel like I'm learning a lot more when both lifestyles collide.
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by bryanh 17y ago
A bit of a fluffy piece but interesting to think that 30% for 18 years yields $112 after an initial investment of $1 (1.3^18). Or $5,000 18 years ago is worth a half a million today.
893.
by bryanh 17y ago
I believe it was "Search is a way to harvest demand, not create it", minor nitpicking but I picked up on it just the same.
894.
by bryanh 17y ago
My guess is its the real 4G and this is part of an intentional leak because the 4G wasn't getting the level of coverage Apple wanted (iPad hangover?). I mean, otherwise Gizmodo would be in hot water (I assume it is technically reported as s
895.
by bryanh 17y ago
I couldn't agree more. This is a major oversight. When your customers are kind enough tell their friends about your service, you don't want an Abbott and Costello routine to play out...
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by bryanh 17y ago
I really appreciate the minimalist design and layout. Too many folks clutter up the UI (I'm just as guilty as any). If I need any translation services, your site is bookmarked.
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by bryanh 17y ago
Whoops...
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by bryanh 17y ago
I don't know why you're being downvoted. While I think the article suggests that they are giving a slight boost to sites that give a better user experience, I think your point is a much more likely reality.
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by bryanh 17y ago
A New Scientist headline in 10 years: Half the people in human history who reached the age of 75 are alive now.
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by bryanh 17y ago
I hate to be cynical right out of the gate, but we'll see how it goes down. Admittedly, its a better move than doing nothing. Could be interesting to see what kind of reviews are being flagged anyways. I've always thought that review stuffi

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