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da02
13y ago
You used ImageMagick? The results are impressive. (Awesome stuff! That looks like a fun company to work for or found.)
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da02
13y ago
I got the link since I follow him on twitter. However, I disagree this was game theory. It seems more like entrepreneurship and competition. He sees value where others don't see it. Then does something about it. Like the guy who turn
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da02
13y ago
Thanks. You interpreted me correctly... and confirmed my suspicions of how hard it is. Best of luck with your friend's new datacenter.
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Why I’m hiring graduates with thirds this year
(spectator.co.uk)
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13y ago
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13y ago
That sounds like a business idea. Create retail services in a market filled with custom dealmaking. I'm guessing that might be hard in your case since it sounds like you have to deal with huge datacenters and network providers.
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Doug Engelbart & Ted Nelson come to dinner
(blip.tv)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Are they mostly B2B? Or do they sell directly to retail consumers?
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da02
13y ago
According to another whistleblower, it also means people who control budgets and power "...including senior Congressional leaders, the former White House Press Secretary, high-ranking military generals, the entire Supreme Court, and e
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13y ago
That seems to be a good thing. They get together after lots of rejections and start a sleep little company that goes on to impress the world. Either that or they stay in academia. (eg Niklaus Wirth)
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13y ago
Are there any particular series/specials you would recommend from The History Channel?
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The FrankenData Monster
(newsvandal.com)
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13y ago
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Ask HN: Where can I find this Carver Mead talk?
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da02
13y ago
You're right. I can relate to what you are saying. (eg most of the nanotech/cancer stuff posted here is not as interesting as metal chelators. But it sounds "cool" and "hi-tech" to most people.) The main reason I posted it was to get other
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Wyoming teen builds nuclear reactor in dad's garage
(journalstar.com)
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13y ago
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The curse of the invisible interface
(ogilvydo.com)
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13y ago
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"Serving dynamic webpages in less then a millisecond" by John Fremlin
(vimeo.com)
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13y ago
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14y ago
Pardon the tangent, but did you ever write/blog about those "inventive electronic toys"? I am not speaking as a producer, but as a consumer and over-grown child. Were they like robotic/Legos/construction kits like they had back in the 80s/
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J.C. Penney Pricing Strategy Fails to Meet the Perception of the Masses
(karendecoster.com)
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14y ago
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The Rules of Amish Business Success
(vimeo.com)
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14y ago
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da02
14y ago
If you don't get any answers here, try Quora. That place seems more likely to give you answers to these sorts of question. Posting questions on HN during US business hours also seems better for getting answers. I'm not qualified to give any
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JSON-LD: a lightweight Linked Data format
(json-ld.org)
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14y ago
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Korean Pop and Big Data - Strata Ignite 2013
(youtube.com)
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Asynchronous Patterns, Particularly in Node.js (Oct 2012)
(youtube.com)
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Language-Based Isolation of Untrusted JavaScript
(crypto.stanford.edu)
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14y ago
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In The Wild: Rory Sutherland
(indecisionblog.com)
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Why PATCH is Good for Your HTTP API
(mnot.net)
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How ArangoDB stores data in RAM and data is secured consistently...
(arangodb.org)
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14y ago
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14y ago
I feel the same way. My guess: it's hard to consider adults are less curious than children, but more confident than children. In biology: maturity = stop of growth
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Which Freaking Database Should I Use?
(youtube.com)
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14y ago
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Database Sharding the Right Way - HighLoad++ 2012
(slideshare.net)
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