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by earino 13y ago
That's how we've done it so far, and it's been relatively successful :-) The main issue is one of bandwidth, we were hoping to find a group that was willing to do some level of fundamental analysis and synthesis to let us hit
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A question about due diligence for VC/M&A?
1 points by earino 13y ago|2 comments
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by earino 13y ago
50gb/s ofCloudFlare logging data to "data science" at sounds like the most interesting damned problem I've ever heard. Well, probably second to how you manage that flow into a pipeline in the first place.
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by earino 13y ago
I tried to sign up. My last name is Ariño. You'll note the tilde. Your site told me: "only alphanumeric, hyphen, and underscore characters" :(
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by earino 13y ago
Where is the "contact us" information? Did I simply miss it? I want to contact you directly, having done a bunch of work in this field already, and having relevant feedback.
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3 Strikes. How I went from early adopter to disinterested in Amazon Fresh(earino.wordpress.com)
2 points by earino 13y ago|0 comments
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by earino 14y ago
I used this project as an excuse to submit a pull request (adding gist viewing), refresh myself some python (it's been a while), and write a blog post about it ( http://earino.wordpress.com/2012/07/15/being-a-github-polygl... ). I genuinely
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by earino 14y ago
As I see it the basic problem was one of name. Who wants to be a digger? It sounds fancy pants to be a redditor.
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by earino 14y ago
WebVan was great too. Some pretty impressive hubris.
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by earino 15y ago
A 4GL named Progress.
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by earino 15y ago
Sadly, until someone comes out with a gui that supports git flow, I am going to continue using the command line.
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by earino 15y ago
Lightning Source
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by earino 15y ago
My goodness gracious!!! What book was this?!?
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by earino 15y ago
If this was the crazy size of your git repo, why wouldn't you make a tool that took your git repo and versioned it? Keep it in repos that can all be performant, since most of the time you are working with "time local" information?
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by earino 15y ago
Or they'll send it to a print-on-demand provider who does just in time inventory / drop shipping.
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by earino 15y ago
Very few things are really "going out of print." Almost everything is going POD.
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by earino 15y ago
I believe that to be the Espresso Book Machine?
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by earino 15y ago
i work for a POD manufacturer and I have to tell you, for a very large segment of the printing industry, the last 12-24 months have seen a shift where POD may have higher quality standards than traditional offset. inclusion of full color fu
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by earino 15y ago
The company I work for does print on demand. Copy count of 1, for all book types. Perfect, case, stitched, BW, halftone, color. The world of printing books is dying, and POD is there to pick up the slack... until even POD dies because eBook
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by earino 15y ago
We use it. We love it. Confluence / Jira / Fisheye really work together very well for our needs. I don't understand people being negative about this toolset... I haven't hit any real limitations yet with it. Mind you, our software teams are
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by earino 15y ago
I am genuinely curious about this statement. Who doesn't need a closet? (I mean, theoretically I can imagine someone who only wears 1 outfit in perpetuity... but that's hard to imagine.)
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by earino 15y ago
Not 1 closet. That's not a house.
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by earino 15y ago
Dude, did you just predict that AirBNB is going to be used for mobile meth labs?
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by earino 15y ago
I can't wait to use this line.
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by earino 15y ago
This paper should be published in the Journal In Support Of The Null Hypothesis. It's just a valid a conclusion and good job by 23andme. I am a customer and I will continue to be a customer of theirs for the foreseeable future.
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by earino 15y ago
I work for Lightning Source, a POD provider, and I can tell you that the "production-on-demand" model is working out pretty fine and dandy :-)
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by earino 15y ago
according to https://support.grasshopper.com/index.php?_m=news&_a=vie... they say: "We are still waiting on our primary storage array." This companies infrastructure is such that the failure of a single storage array shuts them down?
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by earino 15y ago
Miyagawa is a driving force in a perl renaissance. DotCloud just motivated me to really delve into their offering.
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by earino 15y ago
exactly. it lowers the risk associated with watching new things.
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by earino 15y ago
Guy who writes kernel code cares about performance, film at 11.

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