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by inetsee 15y ago
I don't know about new or innovative, but a recent post comparing VPS performance (" http://journal.uggedal.com/vps-performance-comparison/ ) concluded that Linode gives the best bang for your buck, at least in the low cost ($20/month) spac
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From Jobs to Meaningful Work(jarche.com)
1 points by inetsee 15y ago|0 comments
843.
by inetsee 15y ago
This is the third time a link to this article has been posted. My original link was posted two weeks ago. Based on (the lack of) upvotes, rationality does not seem to be a topic of interest to Hacker News readers.
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The Cognitive Science of Rationality(lesswrong.com)
5 points by inetsee 15y ago|0 comments
845.
by inetsee 15y ago
Another alternative is to set up a Limited Liability Company (an LLC). An LLC is simpler and usually less expensive to set up than a corporation, and provides most of the same kinds of liability protection. However, if you expect that your
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Walt Disney Animation Studios Open Source Software(disneyanimation.com)
21 points by inetsee 15y ago|6 comments
847.
The Five Levels of ISP Evil(corp.sonic.net)
2 points by inetsee 15y ago|0 comments
848.
Why the US Will Lose a Cyber War(the-diplomat.com)
2 points by inetsee 15y ago|0 comments
849.
Burt Rutan’s Boomerang – Safety Through Asymmetry(wired.com)
129 points by inetsee 15y ago|19 comments
850.
Minimum Viable Spy Satellite(wired.com)
2 points by inetsee 15y ago|0 comments
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Close in anti-missile defense (video)(wired.com)
1 points by inetsee 15y ago|0 comments
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Cloud Makes 3D Models from Aerial Photos(smartertechnology.com)
1 points by inetsee 15y ago|0 comments
853.
by inetsee 15y ago
I think this programming language qualifies as one of the most obscure ever. Google "gema programming language" and you get a total of two references, both in Spanish.
854.
by inetsee 15y ago
It seems to me that there should be some way for Google to see the original creators content before it goes live to the internet; some sort of pre-publishing protocol. Essentially tell the Googlebot "This is the content I am planning to pub
855.
by inetsee 15y ago
I have an old Asus EeePC with a 10 inch screen as my ultra-portable machine. When I travel I can throw it into a carryon bag and still have a lot of room for other stuff. I don't mind the small screen that much; my main gripe is the keyboar
856.
by inetsee 16y ago
I have a counter-suggestion: pay $3000 to support one of the open access journals (see The Directory of Open Access Journals " http://www.doaj.org/doaj?func=home&uiLanguage=en for suggestions) and they'll let you post as many articles
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Blink - A state of the art, easy to use SIP client(icanblink.com)
1 points by inetsee 16y ago|0 comments
858.
by inetsee 16y ago
I thought the original poster was asking about an adjustable desk that could be adjusted for use sitting or standing. Those barstools only have an 8 inch adjustment range. I also think the problem of keeping the adjustments in sync while go
859.
by inetsee 16y ago
It's my understanding that Google expects its employees to work very hard. You say that "We're all happy now with our current life." Would you continue to be happy if you had to work a lot harder than you do now? Would your family continu
860.
by inetsee 16y ago
I have a rowing machine with a laptop set up next to it. I can spend as much time reading HN as I want, as long as I'm exercising.
861.
by inetsee 16y ago
I like using their mobile version at http://m.wund.com even on regular browsers. It tells me everything I need to know and it loads very quickly.
862.
by inetsee 16y ago
Thank you for reminding me. But Readability is not perfect. Less than an hour after posting this comment I came across a site that could be improved by Readability, except for the fact that Readability did not render the page correctly (it
863.
by inetsee 16y ago
I feel like a nag. This is the second time that I've criticized a blog post for poor readability. Light gray text against a white (or off-white) background is a fundamental usability flaw. It makes the text very hard to read, and detracts f
864.
by inetsee 16y ago
Does anyone else find small light-grey text against a slightly darker grey background extremely hard to read? I'm guessing there may be some useful information in there somewhere, but I just can't see it (literally).
865.
by inetsee 16y ago
My high school adviser told me I'd never get into UCSD. Not only did I get in, but I graduated with honors. Never listen to people who tell you what you can't do.
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Musing about 2011 and an un-national generation(confusedofcalcutta.com)
1 points by inetsee 16y ago|0 comments
867.
by inetsee 16y ago
I believe a better pricing model in many cases is to offer your product as a monthly subscription with discounts for longer subscriptions, e.g. $5 per month, $10 per quarter, $30 per year. The drawbacks to this model are that managing subsc
868.
by inetsee 16y ago
Your poll is broken. I read my first programming book (a programmed instruction text on machine programming) in the mid-60s. This was neither before the 60s nor in the 70s.
869.
by inetsee 16y ago
One place I worked at used the seven dwarves as machine names (not that many machines at that time). I can understand the need to use functional names where dozens (or hundreds) of servers are accessed by dozens (or hundreds or thousands) o
870.
by inetsee 16y ago
It seems to me that an application like this, if it became as widely used as Delicious, would crush GitHub.

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