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by herewego 18y ago
Adding mobile capabilities would be a game changer for me. I'd sign-up for a year and pay you for it if you built a mobile interface and/or sms interface. I'd be willing to pay $10/month if this made scheduling my life as easy as it looks l
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by herewego 18y ago
This is the most intuitive scheduling app I've ever used. The way that you just hover over everything and get to see what different features do without committing to anything allows me to explore your app without much fuss. Feature requests
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Heterogeneous vs. Homogeneous System Architectures(blog.maxindelicato.com)
2 points by herewego 18y ago|0 comments
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Distributed Systems and Web Scalability Resources(blog.maxindelicato.com)
17 points by herewego 18y ago|0 comments
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by herewego 18y ago
Hi, I'm the author of the post. My intent in using Memcache as the mechanism for this type of indexing was more an attempt to relate the subject with something that most developers are at least somewhat familiar with. I explicitly address t
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Alternative Memcache Usage: A Highly Scalable, Highly Available, In-Memory Shard Index(blog.maxindelicato.com)
22 points by herewego 18y ago|8 comments
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The IHSDF Theorem: A Proposed Theorem for the Trade-offs in Horizontally Scalable Systems(blog.maxindelicato.com)
1 points by herewego 18y ago|0 comments
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Scalability Strategies Primer: Database Sharding(blog.maxindelicato.com)
1 points by herewego 18y ago|0 comments
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by herewego 18y ago
The data access code was intended to display as simply as possible how the Model should be architected in regards to encapsulation. Switching out the data access code itself with something more robust, while still maintaining the overall Mo
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Simple MVC PHP Framework(blog.maxindelicato.com)
2 points by herewego 18y ago|3 comments
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by herewego 18y ago
Kick some ass! Congrats on your self-promotion Mr. Founder :)
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by herewego 18y ago
You have a winner on your hands. License this technology because it has no place on a sub-par designed "web 2.0" business wanna-be site. Be outrageously aggressive in your attempts to contact would be licensees.
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by herewego 18y ago
I launched socialpredictor.com a couple days ago. I got pretty good feedback, mostly good but some bad, from the people who took the time to actually use the site. I was more than pleased! I've found that unless you have a largely technical
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by herewego 18y ago
A "dick wad" you are not. I'm an honesty-is-the-best-policy kind of guy too, so I'm not offended by your straightforward no-bs critique. You've pointed out the biggest issue I'll have going forward - hitting critical mass. Most of the other
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by herewego 18y ago
I never considered that - good idea :)
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by herewego 18y ago
You're right, I'll get on that. Thanks.
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by herewego 18y ago
It's funny that you mention the part where you'd like to start using the site anonymously, because that was the way I had originally planned to differentiate myself in this space. What you're describing is what I was thinking to almost a 'T
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by herewego 18y ago
Ok, it sounds like I need to rethink the login issue. I was thinking of adding the current results via graphs and it sounds like you think I need to communicate results in a better way as well - I'll get on that, thanks for pointing it out.
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by herewego 18y ago
Hey guys! I finally got my site out the door tonight and thought I'd see what the HN early-adopter crowd thought of it. The idea with SocialPredictor.com is that it's meant to be fun. There were two angles I knew I could take with a predict
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Ask HN: Review my startup(socialpredictor.com)
9 points by herewego 18y ago|17 comments