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by gridspy 14y ago
The bun doesn't shrink evenly. It strinks more under and above the ingredients - essentially sagging and hiding them. I aggree that if it shrunk uniformly, then it would make the contents look proportionally bigger.
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by gridspy 14y ago
When you think only in A restrictive language, your thinking becomes equally restricted. Any of us would become rigid if we never used or understood dynamic languages and only use java or c++ bog standard OOP. So the comment is less about t
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by gridspy 14y ago
You can donate to get access to the closed beta - https://www.pathofexile.com/purchase
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by gridspy 14y ago
A friend of mine is making a competing game, Path of Exile. According to some, it's more of a D2 sequel in spirit than D3 is. Darker setting, more emphasis on skill and action play, etc. The goal when making PoE was to create a game where t
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by gridspy 14y ago
I am so glad that I don't have to solve audio CAPTCHAs. That was traumatic!
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by gridspy 14y ago
Thanks for adding some real data to the conversation ! :)
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by gridspy 14y ago
My take on this was actually that many high end customers 1. Trial / buy at the lowest possible price point 2. Ask lots of annoying questions 3. Master the system 4. (finally) move to a higher price bracket 5. Understand the system and stop
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by gridspy 14y ago
I hear what you are saying: make quality, complete products. However, a minimum viable product basically means 'ship something and iterate towards complete. Considering how many products I have worked on that no one ultimately wanted, you n
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by gridspy 14y ago
...Must keep working on Gridspy.... Must not enter fun contest... twitch
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by gridspy 14y ago
A smaller sub-robot could detach and then navigate your apartment building. How would it do that? You'd help it, or you wouldn't receive automated packages. You already provide a structured environment to receive letters in your letterbox.
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by gridspy 14y ago
Bar Graphs. Animations. Performance while adding data live. A streamlined API.
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by gridspy 14y ago
Yes! The kickstarter page needed a short video talking about each of these points. Not photos or just gubbins.
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by gridspy 14y ago
Wow! Looks great for Gridspy ( see http://your.gridspy.co.nz/demo/ ) We need to visualise power usage data in the browser. The more tools we have the better. We're currently using dygraph but this looks much more flexible. I hope that the
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by gridspy 14y ago
Read the FAQ (see http://ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html ) - Some posts are considered "Content free" - Also, I didn't downvote you. Do try again!
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by gridspy 15y ago
Also, a friend's game "Path of Exile" is using a pre-purchase model to fund the late stages of development https://www.pathofexile.com/purchase/ You can buy micro-currency in advance and in exchange receive perks similar to KickStarter. B
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by gridspy 15y ago
I really like the look of Meteor. We're currently building the next version of our dashboards for Gridspy ( http://www.gridspy.co.nz/ ). It would rock to have a solid real-time library at the core. For us it needs to support our live data f
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by gridspy 15y ago
The analogy alone was AWESOME :) Well done. Nice to get it out.
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by gridspy 15y ago
Blueprints specify the fabric of the building. All Google needs is a symbolic layout which is just a subset of that.
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by gridspy 15y ago
The other option is a 2-d barcode on the road or on a sign in a position that the car can read it. That barcode leads to a URL with a machine-readable map of the drive-thru. Naturally such a sign and URL is maintained by the restaurant and
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by gridspy 15y ago
Yes she should, if the alternative is dictation. It might be easier to set up your own servers than it is to manage the communication overhead of a third-party sysadmin
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by gridspy 15y ago
Yeah, and to write and read a byte of data from an SD flash card - woah!
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by gridspy 15y ago
Apologies. I downvoted you when I was attempting to upvote. I wish I could reverse this.
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by gridspy 15y ago
I disagree. If something is core to your business you cannot outsource it. Google couldn't use someone else's search engine Microsoft couldn't use an outside kernel or filesystem for windows Gridspy has to make its own dashboards. However,
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by gridspy 15y ago
You should only be creating custom solutions if this (blogging for instance) is your primary business. If you want to kick ass as a one-person team you have to know your limits and only spend time of things which are critical. Nice suggesti
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by gridspy 15y ago
Cool! I agree on the "good to know people with similar problems" I can see why aggregation of the data can be such a challenge for you. My suggestion revolves around a smart client that can do aggregation through (for eg) javascript on in a
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by gridspy 15y ago
But it wasn't all running on a single VPS. If OP had thrown more hardware (and hardware costs) at the equation his problems would have reduced.
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by gridspy 15y ago
Perhaps not those with traffic problems. Hopefully by then you've found a way to direct that traffic to useful revenue or have enough cash from your business to invest. In OP's case, he's spending money on hosting a CPU-intensive blogging e
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by gridspy 15y ago
Just to get on your lawn for a moment. For Gridspy, we store data into our server from sensors and allow customers to watch a 1-second live data stream. http://your.gridspy.co.nz/demo/ The key from us was to switch from a "polling" model
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by gridspy 15y ago
Many of us have $1000/day+ contracting rates. Beter to spend the extra week contracting per year rather than upgrading plugins and securing servers. I solved the problem by using movable type which doesn't serve dynamic pages. Still heaps o
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Long Dark Night (Success takes AGES)(blog.gridspy.co.nz)
1 points by gridspy 15y ago|1 comments

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