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by dageroth 16y ago
The number of independent Web analytics vendors is getting smaller... wonder when Webtrends gets bought... or when the acquisition of the european vendors begins...
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by dageroth 16y ago
The blog engine is just a proof of concept - I don't think he is interested in actually scaling his blog...
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by dageroth 17y ago
well, that's an argument ad hominem if I ever read one... To refute Ayn Rand's philosophy one should bring forward some arguments against her position and not ramble about the personal circumstances of Ayn Rand's sociopathology... If we'd r
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by dageroth 17y ago
one purpose is webtracking, especially in the affiliatemarketing niche, which "suffers" from cookie deletion because the cookiebased-tracking then does not recognize visitors and thus affiliates don't get paid... fingerprint methods are ano
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by dageroth 17y ago
NoSQL is not really one specific database type, quite a lot of very different apporaches fall under the label. Starting from Key/Value Stores like redis, over documentbased structures like couchdb and Column-oriented approaches like Google'
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by dageroth 17y ago
I started out with a very talented designer and I'd say a designer is key to decide what features are essential and cut ot all the clutter. I'd also involve him not only in the design of the website, but the actual design of the company and
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by dageroth 17y ago
Apples iTunes University seems like a good adress. Quite a number of universities upload podcasts and lectures on all kinds of topics. I do not know whether mathematics and electronics are covered, but I'd guess so. They are free, so take
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by dageroth 17y ago
You can use a fingerprint which consist of geolocation and Useragent. If you use javascript you can enhance the fingerprint with further data like screen resolution etc. It's not perfect, since some computers might generate the same fingerp
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by dageroth 17y ago
Here is an interesting interview on the topic: http://social.textanalyticsnews.com/news/%E2%80%9C-challenge... And this is a presentation on the topic: http://www.cs.uic.edu/~liub/FBS/liub-sentiment-analysis.ppt
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Sentiment Analysis and Opinion Mining
1 points by dageroth 17y ago|1 comments
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by dageroth 17y ago
I would join a meetup in Berlin as well, pubs are plenty around here ;-)
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Software and equipment recommendations to create podcasts/vlogs(youtube.com)
1 points by dageroth 17y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What Data would you like to see integrated into a web analytics tool?
11 points by dageroth 17y ago|9 comments
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by dageroth 17y ago
yes, I read that, but wouldn't the same approach make sense for non-embedded processors? Or are the usual compilers already so good that there is not much to be gained by intelliently optimising the compiling process? What stroke me was the
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by dageroth 17y ago
I am not yet entirely sure what the compiler does and how one could actually use it. Would it make sense to recompile source code, even third party source code, that is used on a multicore webserver using this compiler in order to gain some
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IBM Milepost Compiler - Machine Learning for Embedded Programs Optimisation(milepost.eu)
3 points by dageroth 17y ago|4 comments
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by dageroth 17y ago
Well there are a number of patents and recently Nielsen/Netratings sued Omniture ( http://www.omniture.com/press/242 ) and Coremetrics ( http://www.internetretailer.com/internet/marketing-conferenc... ) The number of patents is surprising,
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Patents question - territorial limits in the internet
3 points by dageroth 17y ago|3 comments
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by dageroth 18y ago
Are you saying he is violating the DRY-principle? Blasphemy! ;-)
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Social Network Frameworks
1 points by dageroth 18y ago|2 comments
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by dageroth 20y ago
Well, agreed you get along without VC if you actually have a part-time job and which leaves you the necessary time to program on the side . It is also quite true that hardware and stuff are quite cheap by now. Still, if you don't have any m
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On the business plan and Neal Stephenson's blueprint(qiss.textdriven.com)
7 points by dageroth 20y ago|1 comments
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Creating a Code of Conduct for a start-up(qiss.textdriven.com)
1 points by dageroth 20y ago|0 comments
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The viral manifesto(billionswithzeroknowledge.com)
1 points by dageroth 20y ago|0 comments
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by dageroth 20y ago
I don't think that a central authority is necessary for money to work, at least not in form of a monopolist. Actually the current systems are rather unsatisfying because a state can loose its credibility and thus the trust in its curreny qu
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by dageroth 20y ago
I'd say that not the amount of time spent on the development of the software is the crucial question but the expected earnings. If the idea is really novel or promising and the expected revenue huge than an investor is paying for the idea a
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by dageroth 20y ago
Hmm, I think with that argumentation you'd get a slippery slope argument. "If you take 19 Million Dollars, would you say "no" to 18999999$ ?" Of course not, and this argument can be continued. Therefore the value one can state is surely one