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13y ago
I tend to agree that no sane person with minimal technical knowledge would balk at this. I already know that Yahoo! sells the email addresses of the people I exchange even one email with to LinkedIn and I am repulsed by this. LI then turns
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5 years in testing: Ion Space Thruster Sets Endurance World Record
(space.com)
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Amahi 7, faster, smaller, cheaper way to keep your data, apps
(blog.amahi.org)
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13y ago
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13y ago
I came across this listing today accidentally while looking for something else at CL. It's strangely appealing (setting aside the paintjob!)
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Startup bus & mobile pad for sale
(sfbay.craigslist.org)
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13y ago
I have been working on something like this. A home server (called Amahi). See my profile. There is one app that one can run in a home server that is sticking out for this kind of behavior is ownCloud. We have packaged it for distribution in
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GeoGuessr: explore the world
(geoguessr.com)
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13y ago
Oh, so if not raw JS, you don't "understand" what other possible libraries might be use to design modern usable intractive web apps? Way to go downvoting for that, too - shows real depth. I shall not try make you "understand" the existence
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13y ago
This suggestion is rather naive and impractical. Most people do know JS. It's a rather painful way to develop reasonable UIs. Not even jQuery is abstracting enough these days (for this kind of work). Please make useful suggestions and cut d
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13y ago
Well, RJS was the more-or-less sanctioned way of doing interactive apps in Rails for a while. Even though it had all these issues, it was simpler for developers. Now it's deprecated. What are the best in class techniques for developers eage
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13y ago
What I want to know is when did the first broken link exist and what was it linking to :-)
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14y ago
Red flags: > Ubiquity offers a 100% uptime SLA on our entire Cloud infrastructure > In the unlikely event that one of the solid state hard disks fails on the Ubiquity Cloud there will be no data loss and no impact on the cloud insta
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14y ago
Sunnyvale, CA. REMOTE and INTERNS OK. Amahi is hiring. Amahi is a seed-stage startup having the largest app store for web apps and media apps. Looking for a generalist, preferably with great ruby/RoR experience, some front-end experience an
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So how big are these NEOs anyway?
(b612foundation.org)
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Google to Axe 1200. World waits for Motorola to design something interesting
(dslreports.com)
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Dropbox Sync API
(dropbox.com)
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Network Autoconfiguration with Go and ØMQ
(kyleisom.net)
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14y ago
Oh, and BTW, it's not mentioned, but it would be quite interesting, and much more of a burn, if Elon is actually making some of the charges, like driving in loops, with a proof via GPS logs of the test drive.
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14y ago
The article is direct, factual and Brother should undoubtedly be fired. Just why did Elon Musk not link to the article, for everyone to easily see Broder's embarrassment beats me. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/02/10/automobiles/stalled-on-th
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14y ago
Something similar is being done for buildings by a startup called Aditazz http://www.aditazz.com Very interesting. It's like designing chips, but for buildings. On the cloud! They are starting with a vertical that it's like CPU's ... hosp
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Tarantino // From Below (Video)
(vimeo.com)
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Kubrick // One-Point Perspective (Video)
(vimeo.com)
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14y ago
Funny! And coool trick. Wonder how long does it take for others to start hacking titles with that trick :) Just for content: It's remarkable how some things like these are not tested routinely, since it's hard to tell for non-native speaker
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14y ago
I have been a happy DDG user for more than two years and it's one of the best things I have done in a while. It works well, and it's great for productivity. So, that Google does not take it extra easy on them is not surprising. However, as
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Facebook Data Use Policy RFC: Sent 7:20pm the day before Thanksgiving
(dl.dropbox.com)
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14y ago
We also got rejected http://www.amahi.com though we are ramen-profitable, we will hack growth no matter what :) A bunch of us applicants are getting together in Mountain View on Saturday @ 6pm for a drink to share ideas/experiences in the
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14y ago
RR is always enjoyable. UI issue: I found the descriptions hard to read. Too many things thrown at me, and the thing I want to see, the description, is in a small font and low contrast color.
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14y ago
Yup. Apple has been putting together a CPU team for a long long time now, including high-perf simulators, libraries, etc. etc. However, the point about this catching up to them and biting them is a real possibility. Now, they have a lot of
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14y ago
[Not sure if this is appropriate -- if not, I will delete it] I'm looking for a cofounder! Company: ramen-noodle profitable, bootstrapped, want to grow it as fast as possible. Me: experienced, all-terrain. You: smart and balanced, play hard
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14y ago
Amahi is hiring a mech engineer with some design chops to lead an exciting project related to our software! jobs at amahi dot org!
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