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fierarul
17y ago
I liked the Apple-like USB cable at about 0:13 in.
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fierarul
17y ago
I presume the only thing I would like to check out on FreeBSD is dtrace. The 2nd thing would be perhaps something related to ZFS.
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fierarul
17y ago
That FastCompany wattermark on the pictures sure was annoying. Were they afraid that pictures of 20 year old tech might be stolen ? Really ?
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fierarul
17y ago
> If distributed, fail tolerant and instant deployable are three things that describe your startup, relying on your hardware to always work, that your sysop friend is always around and that you're on top of kernel bugs seems like a pret
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fierarul
17y ago
The title is about owning a server but all the points he makes are about owning and managing a whole Data Center by yourself. Of course that complicates matters ! What I don't understand is why wouldn't they take for example collocating the
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fierarul
17y ago
The only thing missing for these Javascript/HTML5 iPhone apps is a way to package them so you could publish them on AppStore. I know people can bookmark the app but the AppStore is also a great venue for people to discover your app. Another
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fierarul
17y ago
I'm surprised I can't use my developer account to upload a book to iBookStore directly (or some song on iTunes for the matter). After all I could just put an app that shows the book via iTunes connect, or even put a generic book-reader and
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fierarul
17y ago
>Many said expanding a company in France can be hard because of stringent employment laws and the country's small market. In the United States, on the other hand, a startup can expend the same resources to access a much bigger market -
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fierarul
17y ago
You guys did hear about A/B testing didn't you ?
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fierarul
17y ago
What's surprising is that the legacy system still works after the reimplementation. The guy might know what he's doing and this way he really understands the domain now.
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fierarul
17y ago
I was planning on getting a Dell Mini 10 to put OSX on it but literally a day before paying for it Apple release some update that killed support on Atom CPUs. Nowadays I think it's working again but it showed me that perhaps it won't be as
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fierarul
17y ago
How cheap do you want that computer ? Because pretty sure you could get an older Mac. Also -- HTML5 and Javascript-level frameworks such as phonegap.com seems to gather some following. You might want to look into that. I've written a few ap
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fierarul
17y ago
Next post: "why do these people use twitter ?"
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fierarul
17y ago
The difference is that Opera Mini uses Opera's servers as some caching and compressing proxy server, it doesn't actually connect to nytimes.com like Mobile Safari in the demo. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Opera_Mini and especially ht
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fierarul
17y ago
I might have come out as patronising, sorry about it. I do imagine the situation less safe than the US for some reason. Anyhow, moving to the US wasn't just so he could be safe or whatever but so he could really contribute to the field.
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fierarul
17y ago
Well, my Firefox found the 3.6.2 update so it must be live already.
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fierarul
17y ago
I don't really know how safe Russia is as a country but would it be wise for a teacher there to just accept $1 million without taking some precautions ? Personally I'd say the first precaution would be to move with the family in the US, pre
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fierarul
17y ago
Heh, interesting argument, I haven't looked at it like that. Although I still see JSON as a great accomplishment not for what it is technically but for the following it has (ie. the social aspect, the actual developers using it). PS: I'm ac
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fierarul
17y ago
Yeah, I've also wondered about that. Plus that I see JSON as a minor format, it's not like someone didn't think before: "let's just wire some lisp over a socket and eval it on the other side". The same about the guy that invented Markdown,
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fierarul
17y ago
Whatever the Coffee-shop or Lounge I'm into has, usually some form of lounge or ambient music. When at home I don't have a particular style. If it's quiet, I'm OK with that. When it's noisy (usually some neighbor's dogs or own music) I just
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fierarul
17y ago
Well, it depends how you view the original question. Sure, you could eventually find some purpose to the 48 cores, but that implies an active search for such a purpose and basically a side-project. I dunno, I might just collocate the server
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fierarul
17y ago
I would have them sit idle most of the time, since most of my tasks are usually IO bound.
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fierarul
17y ago
I'm pretty sure the first such device will be a future iPhone. It looks to me that the current mobile corporations (let's say Nokia) are so used with business as usual and the tight lockin they don't want to make this step. iPAQ "blue dock"
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fierarul
17y ago
I assume you are joking.
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fierarul
17y ago
"Hello world" must go away from all language examples. It's irrelevant how complex doing hello world in Java is since no user actually cares about stuff visible in text mode starting a decade or more back. Of course, Java won't win a brevit
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fierarul
17y ago
The blogpost seems a bit too praising towards Microsoft for my taste. But there is one bullet point missing there: * Microsoft guys are desperate they will lose the mobile market for iPhone on the upper-end and Android on the lower-end so t
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fierarul
17y ago
So you got hired straight after finishing school but somehow you see yourself as a person who's into mobile application development ? I assume you worked on that mobile stuff while going to school ? Anyhow, look for a job before quitting. I
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fierarul
17y ago
Not so sure about that... It looks to me that A/B leads quite easily to a local optimum. But it's better than no method at all.
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fierarul
17y ago
Don't take this the wrong way but on every comment I've read from you, there is "A/B" :-) Not sure how Zynga's effectivness might be against your religion, but "A/B" is part of you somehow: religiously or not.
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fierarul
17y ago
This would be great if: 1. They provide some way to upgrade the software and actually bother maintaining it a few years. Not like people buy TVs at the rate Android is evolving. 2. They provide some way to install 3rd party applications 3.
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