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Striim | Downtown Palo Alto, CA | Big Data Platform Engineer (Java), UX Engineer (HTML/CSS/JS) | ONSITE http://www.striim.com Striim is the only end-to-end solution for streaming integration and streaming analytics. Th
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This is a cool technical achievement, but I don't see the practical use nor does it seem like a big win for tesla drives. So it allows drives to kind of tune out while driving on the freeway?
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I really support the ideals of this group, but I can't help but think they're politically doomed. They'll have 'progressive', borderline socialist politicians fighting them on one side and then they'll have eli
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11y ago
Maybe they're just referring to transactional scenarios?
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The west coast has a liberal population less receptive to change than Bush/Cheney era Republicans. SF has a lot of misguided anger towards tech workers.
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Irony of the day: While Google is planning to put Wi-Fi in 400 stations in India, there is still no Wi-Fi on trains running through Silicon Valley.
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If that's the core message, why is the article titled 'Why Agile has failed'. Non-technical managers would ruin any engineering project whether it's agile or waterfall.
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To get a better idea of how it works, you can try out a product simulation or a live cloud sandbox: http://www.striim.com/get-started/
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I wonder if Apple's marketing team has a template for these releases. "We've reimagined _____ - an innovative ______ that redefines ____."
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Peninsula voters are somewhat allergic to inbound public transportation from the East Bay for whatever reason.
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San Francisco Should Always Have a Subway Under Construction
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Would any of the font-aficionados call this a slab-serif? There's a slight serif on the second g but other than that it looks kind of like comic sans.
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Maybe the hidden advantage of Tim Draper's plan to split California into 6 states [0] was reversing rent control. 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_Californias
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Snapchat's "Stories" page is the UI Twitter should have built...It has search, a list of your friends updates, and targeted content from a few big name media vendors. Logging into twitter just takes you to a big list of crapp
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Yes Loglan can be the official language of our libertarian Seastead Utopia where your status is determined by the aggregate of your HN and reddit karma.
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> Domain names are transitioning into becoming useless That's an astute observation...however, they are not useless YET. Perhaps in 5 years .com's will be obsolete and every browser will have powerful company lookup utilities t
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I thought this was a nod at .io domain names. That article would have been more interesting...
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WebAction | Downtown Palo Alto, CA | Big Data Platform Engineer (Java), UI Engineer (HTML/CSS/JS/Backbone), UI/UX Designer - ONSITE jobs@webaction.com WebAction is a Big Data Analytics Platform providing end-to-end real-
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> It's not uncommon for me (and I believe others) to start off by reading the comments, and only then the article. +1. Thats usually how I know whether the title's claims are valid or not
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90% of the city is zoned for 4 story buildings. Almost every development proposal gets shortened for whatever reason. Areas that lend well to being urban, dense hubs for high rise offices/hotels/residential buildings like Central
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Why build hotels for the rich when SF can have miles of abandoned warehouses for the destitute?
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WebAction | Downtown Palo Alto, CA | Big Data Platform Engineer (Java), UI Engineer (HTML/CSS/JS/Backbone), UI/UX Designer jobs@webaction.com WebAction is a Big Data Analytics Platform providing end-to-end real-time, hig
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even that first sentence executes perfect product placement. 'blah blah my album, 1989, blah blah new streaming service, Apple Music'
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Does anyone know about the relationship between SpaceX and Hyperloop Technologies? It looks like Hyperloop Tech has a lot of ex SpaceX engineers/execs, but they don't seem to have an active partnership with Musk or SpaceX
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Innovation like this requires some getting used to from consumers. I'm sure people thought fear of heights would be a problem for commercial airlines when they started up. Early adopters have to be fearless and then it will become main
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No one will go down unscathed if the bubble bursts. Even companies like Apple, Google, and Microsoft will be hurt when consumer investors react by selling off their "tech" portfolio and moving it into other assets like stock in ph
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> Governing Law. This Agreement shall be construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of the state of North Carolina. Does this mean I can legally violate the license outside N.C.?
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My question is what would be the inflection point for the bubble burst? Would it be one quick event like a failed Uber or Dropbox IPO? Or would it be something like higher interest rates drying out VC funds leading to startups going out of
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How is it incorrect exactly?
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I'm not sure if 'new sales' vs 'upgrades' is a useful metric for a company like oracle. They're already prevalent in the enterprise infrastructure of the Global 2000. Oracle's new in-memory database with c
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