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crad
16y ago
I'd hate to think of the legal implications of hosting information the government deems confidential, within the United States. I imagine there will be some fallout over this for people mirroring in the US.
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16y ago
New Hope, PA - myYearbook.com No Remote but with relocate. One of the top 25 most trafficked sites in the US, lots of cool projects going on. Well funded and profitable. Still startup minded. Looking for people with Android, iPhone, Flash
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16y ago
Nice looking service. I'm not sure it's something I'd use but I could see it being used. One thing to look out for is spammers. I find that the most of spam that I get on paste site I run is deplorable link spam for illegal content. I'm not
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Default .gitignore Files
(github.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
I get your reasoning about ASCII/TCP and it makes sense... apples to apples. When asking for a performance benchmark, specifically about systems that are very dependent on communication protocol for performance, I think that it's more valua
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crad
16y ago
memcached's ASCII protocol is known to be slower and less effective than the binary protocol and using TCP for memcached is slower than using UDP. It's not a fair assertion that redis is faster than memcached when you're picking the slowest
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16y ago
Hot-Standby: Ability to query against what used to be Warm-Standby boxes which were for disaster recovery only. Streaming Replication: sending log data over sockets instead of relying on shell commands to send logfiles over. They work toget
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16y ago
Bucardo provides multi-master replication for PostgreSQL http://bucardo.org/ and is actively maintained, albiet written in Perl. The reason most replication systems sit outside of PostgreSQL are there are many different use cases for rep
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16y ago
When it comes to Internet related technologies, Microsoft should stop trying to innovate in a Microsoft centric view of the Internet. Of couse this view does not help Microsoft promote their operating systems and tools but it does open them
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16y ago
Is this an official site of the project or someone just running their code on a new domain? The DNS registration doesn't even come close to the joindiaspora.com domain. Seems there's at least a few sites like this: http://trydiaspora.com
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crad
16y ago
To me, the cloud means trusting the base performance and uptime of my application to someone else.
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16y ago
They're already way late to the market with a music social network. IMO they should have got it right from the get-go. Startup rules are also different than giant corporation with bundles of cash. With built-in market-share for conversion,
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16y ago
I pretty much had the same experience. For comparison I found Muse had a stream on Ping so I checked it compared to their Twitter account. Ping's stream for them was sanitized and small. It was not personal and I assume it didn't tell me an
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crad
16y ago
Ah yeah good catch...
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16y ago
Where's the source of the 2nd graph being wrong? It's labeled as billions and the article mentions "This year, retirement benefits—more than $6 billion—will exceed what the state is spending on higher education." That statement is in agreem
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crad
16y ago
I looked at deploying it very recently, but it has a little bit to go. They guys at Northscale are very responsive and have replicated my issue. I'm hoping they have a solution in the near future. The admin UI is nice, real time stats are g
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16y ago
I own both a Kindle and an iPad and have used both for reading books. I prefer reading on the Kindle because of the eInk screen, weight of the device and the orientation of the buttons. I do find the iPad has a much more engaging screen an
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Outside the Echo Chamber: Growing A Startup In New Hope, PA
(techcrunch.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
I was still impacted by this yesterday and was surprised they couldn't mitigate the attack better. I like Posterous as a platform but am concerned about keeping my stuff there at this point.
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Ask HN: Replacement backend for RRD
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16y ago
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16y ago
While it seems your comment is flamebait, it is true that many of the proprietary hardware appliance platforms I've run across are FreeBSD. Surprisingly, I'm seeing more and more Linux in said devices too.
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16y ago
This is great, thanks, I've already implemented at http://status.currencyconnect.com and am working on integration with other pieces. Do you have any suggestions on how to best run a private instance of this for internal use only?
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16y ago
That's great that they offered you a replacement. No such luck here, even sent them a photo of the case and the damage.
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16y ago
I like the idea of my DodoCase, and if it weren't mostly defective, I'd use it. It's a very inconspicuous way to carry the iPad, which I love. Unfortunately the bamboo curls outward in essence making the shape that of |( where the pipe is
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16y ago
I mainly use lists to export the people I follow into carefully packaged categories. I usually just tune in and tune out to the stream and miss vast amounts of tweets.
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I meant to get back to you after Beta1... The product is interesting, but wouldn't sway me from using a normal twitter client. For my use of Twitter I care more about who is saying what than what was said overall, if that makes sense. You m
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16y ago
Outside our office in New Hope, PA. I'll do better graphs when I release the higher concurrency stats.
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16y ago
I've been trying to find time to do a more in-depth test with multiple servers and include the scale out part of each system. I plan too soon.
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16y ago
You might enjoy my fsync related photo: http://www.flickr.com/photos/gavinmroy/4638958958/ And the presentation it came from: http://www.scribd.com/doc/31669670/PostgreSQL-and-NoSQL
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16y ago
I have found Apples to Apples (fsync off in PgSQL) and doing key/value store in PgSQL, PgSQL performed on par with, or slightly faster than MongoDB, using my admittedly not fully baked KVPBench app - http://github.com/gmr/kvpbench .
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