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by dk8996 11y ago
Is there any company that provides 301 or 302 as a service? -- something cheap. I know it's not hard to set-up a small box on AWS and install Node.js (or whatever). But I would pay few dollars a month for some service to run that fo
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by dk8996 11y ago
We looked at Watson a few month back and it didn't seem as good as some of the other image tagging APIs. Maybe we should look into this again.
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by dk8996 11y ago
At Cortex ( http://www.meetcortex.com/ ) we are using this and technology like it to help brands be smarter about marketing content on social media. Really cool stuff.
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by dk8996 11y ago
I agree with you. One point I'd like to make, there is a big difference between white papers and real applications running production. Architectures are just general guidelines and won't perfectly fit every real world problem.
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by dk8996 11y ago
I trusted Google Maps untill few weeks ago it sent us down a road that became undriveable and dangerous -- costing us about two hrs. Although, this did happen in Martinique, for the most part I've had good experiencea with Google Maps
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by dk8996 11y ago
So cool thanks!
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by dk8996 11y ago
In before "survivorship bias". In any case, it's amazing that so many successful companies were in that building.
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by dk8996 11y ago
I have to ask, are you guys collecting data and then selling it?
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by dk8996 11y ago
This is really interesting and relevant to what my startup is doing. For each brand page, we build a optimized forward-looking schedule that tells you when to post and what type of content. Maybe we should build a slack bot :) http:&#x2F
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by dk8996 11y ago
The city of Boston doesn't have FiOS or RCN, only Comcast. There is a history of political maneuvering.
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by dk8996 11y ago
Arlington is not really Boston. Cambridge and Somerville have more options than the city of Boston.
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by dk8996 11y ago
The funny thing is that, land of MIT and tech, the city of Boston has one cable company that is slow and overpriced.
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by dk8996 11y ago
Well. I stoped read after the first paragraph. The time line for startup to IPO is getting shorter.
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by dk8996 11y ago
We used PostgreSQL at my old startup and switch away from MYSQL. Some of the things I liked about PostgreSQL; that you can do schema updates without rewriting and locking the table. The one thing we ran into, because of the way MVCC works
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by dk8996 11y ago
The one thing that screwed me over is that the Upload by default compresses the files to lower res. I lost some high-res photos this way.. this should not be a default setting.
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by dk8996 11y ago
I've been using Play for about 2+ years with Scala. I think it's a cool framework and has removed most of complexity that you see with other JVM-Web frameworks. There are few things that are still missing, like up-to-date docs.
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by dk8996 11y ago
Self-driving cars.
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by dk8996 12y ago
It would be cool if you can put up some examples for Facebook.
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by dk8996 12y ago
I call BS on this. Your telling me that you can do a avg task in one day while it would take some avg developer 5 to 10 days. The amount of information that is out there -- it would take a simple Google search or a day or two of researchi
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by dk8996 12y ago
I think there is a bigger problem in Boston than the cost of living. For people with tech degrees, there isn't enough of a startup engine to create enough opportunities (jobs, risky money, talent). 1) Boston seems to be risk averse wh
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by dk8996 12y ago
I think its currently true in our industry, although its hard to measure. The difference between "rock-star" and avg developer (even the ones without CS degrees) isn't no were near 10x. Could be because the tech changes so
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by dk8996 12y ago
We will see. I hope I am wrong but how many of these are production ready? It seems to be that most of them are in preview/beta.
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by dk8996 12y ago
Is it me or AWS is releasing too many services... there is a service for everything. I wounder if they are just throwing stuff out there see what sticks... kinda like landing pages.
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by dk8996 12y ago
I am wondering why you guys don't see CodeDeploy as a competitor to Codeship? or eventually becoming something like Codeship?
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by dk8996 12y ago
I have used Stackdriver ( http://www.stackdriver.com/ ) before and it works good. It can get a bit pricey. They got bought by Google few months ago -- something to watch out for. I really had a good exp with their product.
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by dk8996 12y ago
The pricing needs to be more clear. For example we run MYSQL RDS in production with two AZ enabled, we pay x2 the prices.... so if its only costs a bit more than MYSQL RDS and you get 3 AZ for the same price -- this is good. Moreover, the
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by dk8996 12y ago
This looks cool but I think you guys will need more money :)
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by dk8996 12y ago
This is so true. Moreover, our industry moves so fast that if your not in the dirt and on the ground for more than a year... it's hard to catch-up. Another things, is that I see some technical people move up so quick that they are ne
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by dk8996 12y ago
Do any of these tools show you a distribution of variable your trying to optimize? I am just thinking that some product features might be polarizing but if you measure, the mean it might give you different results than expected. I am thin
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by dk8996 12y ago
It would be nice to have a demo or screenshots.

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