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16y ago
everything in the universe, including the things like now and two weeks ago , travels not faster than the speed of light so it happened two weeks ago
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fedd
16y ago
so, does map reduce work in instant search by index? not in the background indexing of terabytes of data.
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fedd
16y ago
cool thing! can one make such lessons for some system other than Mongo?
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16y ago
looks like they are building a wordwide eyes and ears for some extraterrestrial or computer mind. like the great evil ( http://www.moa.dracandros.com/Great_Evil_(Fifth_Element) )
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fedd
16y ago
i liked the idea of color. it will be massively used at cafes by the loudly laughing teen girls companies, in dreaming that all boys around want to sit at their table.
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16y ago
same thing here except i would know what to do with 40M: use the software we're writing to launch the consumer-facing location-social google killer armed with AI! (buy servers and bandwidth etc) isn't it strange? well, as a software devs we
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16y ago
it would be great if there was some positive outcome. because there may be the negative: i passed dropbox, i passed airbnb, i passed mysql and google, and see, i'm fine. what do you want? ;) (it's not about chris or fred)
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16y ago
our school teacher has a mail.ru account the password for which is known by all the parents. if we're ill, we go there and see the homework :) anyone may change the password eventually as many people are not that internet savvy, i am always
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16y ago
i have a question whether digg (and reddit) investors are going to lose some money on all these problems with technical debt. if the answer is positive, that would be an argument to defend more careful development over quick business retu
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16y ago
while the regexp would find Ghaddafi in all latin script languages even if it's not understood, then let me suggest my Russian as well :) Каддафи btw, it's always written only this way, to the opposite of the Osama bin Laden situation, when
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16y ago
> That’s one argument, and, to be honest, it’s quite a successful bit of marketing. who markets the dynamic languages? pls show me this person/firm. i'll try to hire them
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16y ago
the poll should weigh answer count with karmas, as, for example, nobody cares that I didn't apply because nobody knows me :)
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skrebbel said that being taken into consideration and being more important doesn't mean 'became legal'. take a look for a map of legal systems with English links about their differencies, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:LegalSystemsOfTh
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16y ago
damn, when asked for a vision for my small project, being convinced by their websites claims that they search for a billion dollar opportunity, i describe the mass adoption and the world conquering. i'm doomed to stay unfunded :(
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16y ago
thank god our (Russian) leaders of that times didnt think the same :)
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> He says his name very quickly which was throwing me off. surely i know that it's impossible to 'parse' words out of the speech without talking to language speakers all the time. when English speak i understand a half! actually I (as m
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16y ago
my bet is that there is some 'technical debt', so the devs leave when said 'business is over your tech details'! :)
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16y ago
well, i listened to it for the fourth time and hear the voice said: 'привет народам нашей родины, прокладывающей человечеству путь к коммунизму. летчик-космонавт Комаров' 'privet narodam nashey rodiny, prakladyvayushey chelavechestvu put k
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i am russian and i bothered to press the play button. what i heard was an obvious, poorly composed fake. the calm and proud voice repeats about Komarov making the way to Comminism for the whole mankind [edit: apparently Komarov himself in o
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and only a few would see and noone would upvote :) been there // ready to be downvoted for this useless moderation on moderation
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ha ha! and check the initial post's comment thread: the same comment caught Mr Wilson's attention. so not that silly...
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16y ago
now you taught SEO professionals put feynman lectures online in pdf with ads injected in feynman content! :)
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i agree; that's why i wondered if these examples (google, dropbox etc) would convince the blog poster that 'lean works'
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being lean helps us not die from unbearable debt and regret for wasting too much time of our lives, when we were wrong . are these the examples of startups that when being early stage proved their concepts with minimum viable products, p
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AND helping yourself, making your name known on the web so that you'll be easier to be hired or funded! :)
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16y ago
seems interesting!
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Ask HN: Any example of a community owned web service? (thinking of Twitter)
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i guess that's what investors call 'feature' as opposing to a standalone product - turns out that many of these clients funded by them are features of twitter
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in the comments there, i showed a misunderstanding of a concept of lean startup , which, as far as understand, keeps us from paying that big price (like selling arm and leg and cry in the pillow) for an idea by easy pivoting, inexpensive c
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16y ago
1. thanks! at first glance looks like the mysql setup didn't handle loops well.. 3. you were remarkably calm and didn't pay any attention, though the neighbouring house could be on fire, god forbid! :)
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