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by gsiener 17y ago
Here's the main page: http://ycombinator.com/rfs.html
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by gsiener 17y ago
Even better, you could distribute the mailing by geography to minimize shipping time. If it's close you could even have them deliver in person and save 44c. (Did you just invent a new postal system?)
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by gsiener 17y ago
What I like about this is offloading the job to a processor that's generally not doing much. If you want to start taxing the gpu (playing a game, editing video, etc) you'll want anti-virus to stop running (or move into the background) at a
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by gsiener 17y ago
Why didn't they use Twisted?
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by gsiener 17y ago
My thoughts exactly.
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by gsiener 17y ago
Glad you enjoyed your time, thanks for those insights. We actually have hot water via solar water heaters. To be honest, most days you wish your shower was a little colder! A metropolis this is not, but it's worth it when you have your pi
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by gsiener 17y ago
An overwhelming response, thanks for reaching out. I'll get back to your emails in the next 24 hrs but to answer the most common questions: - I'm expecting this to be ~1 week long trip. Spend some time checking out what we have, make some
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Ask YC: Any network gurus want a paid holiday?
108 points by gsiener 17y ago|34 comments
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by gsiener 17y ago
No offense, but I had trouble reading this because I got so distracted by the inane amount of waste on day 9 (JFK->SYR->JFK). I wish the US wasn't so obsessed with the all you can eat buffet of life...
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by gsiener 17y ago
Yes, Dustin forked it on github. You can read about it here: http://dustin.github.com/2009/09/12/tornado.html tornado.twister here: http://github.com/dustin/tornado/blob/205a13b3c0afac843abdeb...
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by gsiener 17y ago
Is no one trying to get Android working on an iPhone? Surprised I haven't heard anything about that yet.
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by gsiener 17y ago
Can't someone just scrape all of tr.im's ids and archive everything on their own?
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by gsiener 17y ago
I've never seen a good summary of Google Wave. Anyone hear a good one?
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by gsiener 17y ago
I was surprised to not see Delicious in the list, since they're part of Yahoo now.
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by gsiener 17y ago
Does this support CalDAV as well?
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by gsiener 17y ago
I completely agree but know nothing about the space. What is the current thinking on the best way to tackle this? Who is poised to dominate this field?
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by gsiener 17y ago
As someone living in a foreign country, T-mobile's UMA feature is a huge win. Their international bberry data rates are great as well.
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Ask YC: Hands on learning options? (javascript, web frameworks)
2 points by gsiener 17y ago|1 comments
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by gsiener 18y ago
So do I go to 37signals' website for support on GS now?
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by gsiener 18y ago
Just curious, what gems do you use for those sorts of projects? Any of them on github to learn from/check out?
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by gsiener 18y ago
This really bothers me. California banned bottles for a reason, and now he's introducing more in NYC. If people want tap water on the go, buy a reusable bottle!
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by gsiener 18y ago
Little known fact -- Fiji bottled water mostly comes as a byproduct of downtown Honolulu's cooling system. They use a process called OTEC: http://hawaii.gov/dbedt/info/energy/renewable/otec
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Tom Siebel: Emerging Opportunities in a Post IT Marketplace(ecorner.stanford.edu)
4 points by gsiener 18y ago|0 comments
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by gsiener 18y ago
Very cool. I would love to see this market converge with the Arduino scene to create some very novel uses for interaction. Heck, maybe this is the sort of device that could help launch the "Smart Grid" everyone's getting so worked up abou
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by gsiener 18y ago
There's a great interview of Frank Addante on Venture Voice. He mentions one startup of his devoted to building a new email platform for large scale (think FOX), real time communication. Didn't look into it at all, but it sounds like what
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by gsiener 18y ago
I'm glad you mentioned that...threads++
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by gsiener 18y ago
This article seemed to be the carrier for a bunch of link bait
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by gsiener 18y ago
Technically, I think it would be Linux, Apache, PostgreSQL, Perl/Python/PHP
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by gsiener 18y ago
Would love to hear as well, as I'm thinking about how to do the same on a much smaller scale. Nagios/SNMP seems like a good infrastructure to build on.
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by gsiener 18y ago
What's his name? All Staff?

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