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18y ago
$200-$300 per month
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$300+ per month
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Daily rate under $10
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Daily rate $10-$20
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Daily rate over $20
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18y ago
I've been trying various things to address this problem, but I haven't found a solution that I like, yet. The current system will typically index new articles within 30 minutes to an hour of posting, but could take up to two hours in the wo
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18y ago
rms: http://ask.searchyc.com/20070225
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Airship Ventures raises $8M, brings Zeppelin to California
(venturebeat.com)
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Great resource! Hope you don't mind, we added a link to your wiki on http://ask.searchyc.com
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18y ago
http://plugin.searchyc.com/
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SELECT * FROM bar WHERE taste LIKE '%Guinness%' LIMIT 3;
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SearchYC Firefox Plugin
(plugin.searchyc.com)
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We're running on a Linode virtual server. Yes, we can index across multiple machines, but we aren't currently.
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We're running on very limited resources. But the good thing is we can now throw hardware at the problem (if we had the money to do so) and performance would improve. I couldn't say that with the old system. Isn't http://y.soho.lt/ a wrapp
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SearchYC 2.0 Released
(blog.searchyc.com)
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Brad Feld, whose blog appears on that page, also has a hand in TechStars (their application was copied from YC too).
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19y ago
Has anyone else noticed that the level of YC bashing upped a notch this time around?
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No, don't ban them; It's not going to solve anything.
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I couldn't agree more with this. You could also look into VirtualBox as a virtualization solution. You might not want to choose this route if you want to use X windows because personally, switching back and forth between desktops is just pl
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The reasoning: In order to use Firefox, you need to be confident enough to download and use a browser that wasn't the default when you first turned on your computer. Firefox is standard on Ubuntu. If I download and install a new OS, does
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I had the opposite reaction when I first learned Python--I thought forced indenting was genius. It's something that should be enforced in every language because it makes the program dramatically easier to read. One problem I've noticed with
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Neither of these were universities suing their own students. That's an interesting point, but 1) would the university not have sued if it were a student (or professor) that provided the IP? and 2) then why shouldn't he just use the code o
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It doesn't make sense to sue a startup--it's just not profitable. However, there are instances where universities have appeared to wait for the company or technology to mature before taking legal action. Two examples of this: University of
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19y ago
http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/slowforeveryoneorjustme.c...
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On a related note, I recently ported a Python script to Ruby and found that the Ruby 1.9.0 interpreter ran the script about 20 times faster than the 1.8.6 interpreter (though it was still about 10% slower when compared to Python). Matz and
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Science project sparks subway scare
(cnn.com)
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I think of social websites as country clubs. The club is fun and good when you know everyone's name and you're able to form deeper relationships with people. Country clubs are not fun when it's filled with tourists who aren't interested in
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1. The page is too wide 2. The address bar breaks with http://fusecal.com as input.
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That was posted almost 2 years ago...
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The issue isn't necessarily collecting "boatloads of data"; rather, the problem is making sure I have a way to contact this person who is potentially interested in my product. For you, this is conveniently solved through their screen name a
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