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   by dk8996 12y ago

   Very well put. Most experienced teams just execute very well and individuals can take on bigger roles while still seamlessly fitting into a bigger picture. I think there is a bit of a gut feeling when you have experience -- more likely yo
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   by dk8996 12y ago

   I love the idea. Its so hard to find good music on youtube bcs there is so much other content. Community curation is going to be a big thing. Nice work!
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   by dk8996 12y ago

   I like this tag line! Maybe Flynn guys should use this.
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   by dk8996 12y ago

   One thing that I really like with other PasS companies is that they package that content up -- setup, architecture, documentation of a n-tier application (I am assuming you already built something like that for contracting work). How would
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   by dk8996 12y ago

   I know what "ops" is... but they do need to work on better messaging of their product (it's hard to do). I kinda missed the point of what they are doing, how are they better than AWS OpsWorks or other PaSS.
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   by dk8996 12y ago

   Where can I bet that Google will buy Uber and make self-driving Uber cars? (I am not joking, do people know where I can place a bet on this?)
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   by dk8996 12y ago

   I like your site. It looks nice. I think the big thing your missing is a grid or list view. Paging over all the themes one by one seems like a pain. Don' give up! keep going! Few more points: -You need to make it clear what filters
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   by dk8996 12y ago

   It would be cool to do this for not only the "whos hiring" posts but for every post on HN going back a 5 years to see the trend of what people are talking about.. Just a thought.
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   by dk8996 12y ago

   I am note sure. I think everyone wants to find out. They might be able to move the container to a diff type of a box but I am not sure.
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    by dk8996 12y ago

    Looks like they are running on AWS -- you can see in the video "xlarge" and other systems types that are named the same in AWS. Interesting how they are playing some "tricks" to enable some cool capabilities. I am willin
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    by dk8996 12y ago

    I think there is a big craze with regard to ML. Most people just draw a black box call it ML/Brain/"hire data scientist" without realizing that for most nontrivial problems its not going to work like magic. Some of the
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    by dk8996 12y ago

    This post is not only badly formatted but also way off. Twitter, like Facebook, has a gold mine of data that they haven't started monetizing. Not only do they know good amount of personal data based on your profile, who you follow, w
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    by dk8996 12y ago

    All these things are missing at my startup :(.
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    by dk8996 12y ago

    So Java > C++ ?
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    by dk8996 12y ago

    Anyone know if this has any impact on AWS Load Balancer?
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    by dk8996 12y ago

    We just went through this process at my startup. The gist of it is that if you self sign your certificate the user will get a warning say "do you trust this site? yes or no" -- this will lead to alot of people leaving. The best
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    by dk8996 12y ago

    I am always surprised by this point of view. 1) There is nothing wrong with taping together CRUD apps if it achieves a goal or makes a big impact for your startup 2) There is a good amount of grads that can't even tap CRUD apps togethe
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    by dk8996 12y ago

    I command you for building such a culture at your company. This is not a easy task, even at startup.
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    by dk8996 12y ago

    I wish...
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    Google acquires Stackdriver(techcrunch.com)

    17 points by dk8996 12y ago|0 comments
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    by dk8996 12y ago

    I always wanted to do a consumer-app startup -- I am doing that now. I'm really inspired by this story to actually do something more powerful.
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    by dk8996 12y ago

    There is nothing wrong with Java Threads, it gives you low-level access which can be complicated and cumbersome but, when mastered, can be powerful. I believe that Akka uses Java Threads underneath the covers.
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    by dk8996 12y ago

    "People matter more than product" This statement bothers me -- its not that I hate people, I love people, but at the end of the day startups are about products/users.
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    by dk8996 12y ago

    Techcrunch is still relevant?
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    by dk8996 12y ago

    I would love to help you with making scriblink more modern so it doesn't need Java.
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    by dk8996 12y ago

    Just saw it. I like the landing page but the company page seems to be a bit off. One thing I did like in the older version is there was a table with key dates from when the company was founded, VC round, ect.. (also when key people were h
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    by dk8996 12y ago

    Where can I start registering name with the new LTD? I am really interested in .foo and .ing
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    by dk8996 12y ago

    Social analytics. The idea is that you can keep track of multiple facebook fan pages/twitter accounts and see how they grow over time. How many followers overtime, how many links, ect.. You may want to see other info like from what c
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    by dk8996 12y ago

    Do you know if there is a Pandora like app for SoundCloud music. Where you can create "radio stations" from SoundCloud artist then plays similar sounding music from SoundCloud.
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    by dk8996 12y ago

    I wish there was a site that had a time line for every startup out there. When they were founded, when they launched, when they hired. ect.. It would be interesting to study. Some good info: http://www.businessinsider.com/