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dinedal
15y ago
FTA - “That doesn’t mean that real time travel is possible,” he said. “But for this analog model, it is so.” Way to get my hopes up with the headline crappy science journalism...
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dinedal
15y ago
No chance you could integrate with this API?
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dinedal
16y ago
I'm excited about Cloud Foundry, but I'm still waiting on my invite. I hope they scale up soon so I can play with it, as it seems really awesome.
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dinedal
16y ago
Show me one place in your code right now where you have done something innovative with peer discovery, that no network engineer, or researcher has tried before, doesn't use a central meeting point, and is successful at discovering peers in
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16y ago
You didn't address my point about initial discovery being maintained by Skype. Also, could you please point out to me the method you have developed for initial discovery? I've yet to see it in your source code. This is a very tough nut to c
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16y ago
If you intend to implement this, I suggest you do some serious in depth reading on peer discovery over IP based networks, including real world applications and exactly how they operate, and what their limitations are. With all due respect,
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dinedal
16y ago
Skype doesn't do this. Please read: http://www.mjalali.com/blog/?p=10 >1) Each client checks for internal and external IPs and saves them. That list is transmitted to your friends every time you update them with other data. It automat
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16y ago
> I could give you a huge explanation involving relay points and NAT traversal etc. but at the end of the day, these challenges have been defeated. [citation needed] All of them (to my knowledge, and yes, I've researched this) still req
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16y ago
> IPv6 is already being deployed from top tier mobile carriers and that allows globally rout-able addresses even behind NATs. You're making a lot of assumptions: 1) That IPv6 will assign a unique and constant IP to every device. Many IS
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16y ago
How do you intend to tackle NAT, dynamic IP addresses, and devices that aren't always on, or devices only accessible to some machines but not others? How do you intend to solve the chicken and the egg problem this network will encounter?
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16y ago
They need you to maintain the app, add features, change fonts, redesign the interface, make it print prettier reports, get it to run on the new Linux server they bought to put it on, fix the small bug...
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dinedal
16y ago
I liked it. parseJSON() breaks the syntax highlighter though.
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16y ago
Does it matter? I think the point is that (Great People) + (Profitable Idea) = (Success) Consider: The variant of (Poor People) + (Profitable Idea) = (50/50 Success) and the variant of (Great People) + (Unprofitable Idea) = (Failure). If (G
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dinedal
16y ago
Backbone.js is really cool sounding, but is there a really easy way to add persistence? (CouchDB/MongoDB/something else?)
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dinedal
16y ago
Feature Request / Idea: Allow me to swap the color on all on the bricks of one color as well as edit each brick. Very nice work otherwise!
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dinedal
16y ago
As I sit in my cube, mandated business attire donned, bright fluorescent lights flickering above me, and listening to the constant drone that is the heating system, I read this article and utter a small prayer. That somehow, somewhere, some
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dinedal
16y ago
For me, the best motivation to stay up late working is the feeling of "I don't understand why it doesn't work."
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dinedal
16y ago
Anyone in particular I should address my cover letter too? My email is in my profile if that helps.
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dinedal
16y ago
Document conversion is a tricky space for a startup. All the rules are defined by companies who would very much like to see you fail, and code wise it's almost the most boring task I can think of.
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16y ago
I see this as really no different then Dell's bloatware being installed on Dell sold PC's, though there are worrying exceptions. AT&T limits some (all?) of it's phones to prevent them access to the standard Android market. However, I th
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dinedal
16y ago
As a developer aspiring to be a mobile developer, I have published one Android app, working on a second, but this is slow going as it is outside of my day job. A question I don't have the answer to is, how do I know when enough is enough to
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dinedal
16y ago
One could even argue that AT&T violated their end of the contract by throttling NetFlix (they no longer provide you with the same service they did the month before) and you should be able to get out ETF free (IANAL)
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dinedal
16y ago
Success! It works now, thanks!
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dinedal
16y ago
Still not working for me, if it's the number in the URL that leads to my user profile on SO.
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dinedal
16y ago
Edit: This issue has been resolved. StackOverflow doesn't seem to work? I tried my username, as well as the only number I could find with my account. What should I put in this box?
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16y ago
Do you live in a place where every bar has the same/every beer?
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dinedal
16y ago
Here I was hoping for a way to get small code projects online quickly in a pretty way.
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16y ago
Something else can be gained from the first point, and that as a start up, at first, your priority is to get something that you can actually sell and market. There's no point spending energy marketing or selling something that doesn't exist
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16y ago
>What I Want: Developers, designers, basically people to do the job while I stand back and enjoy my sushi. These are exactly the kind of people I don't want to meet.
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dinedal
16y ago
Maybe I'm ignorant, but what do these three checks mean? LA Films Music got paid $0.13 by HFA in October?
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