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jakozaur
12y ago
I would never imagine that happened in Europe. Free market works if there is competition, but monopolies either natural or artificial need regulations to prevent from abusing their powers. Personal story: I live in SF Bay Area and got Comca
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Most of tech advancedppl will get around it using some sort of VPN/proxy. However, it's going to hurt the newcomers in tech. By the way, does anybody know why they do that?
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12y ago
Mobile analytics is relatively new Amazon offering. Seems follow their typical approach, start with low prices with small number of features and build new ones. Amazon unlikely will be the best solution (e.g. I bet Mixpanel will be signific
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12y ago
I like it a lot. Quite controversial and a bit on too high-level for me, but it was fun and informative to read.
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jakozaur
12y ago
I read it both. If you enjoy notes a lot, reading book might sense, but don't except tons of new stuff. It is mostly written in a bit better structure and targets more general audience than class notes.
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jakozaur
12y ago
How about implementing MongoDB API on top of the PostgreSQL? Then sell it companies which started with MongoDB, but run into some scalability/reliability issues.
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LogReduce vs. Shellshock
(sumologic.com)
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12y ago
Looks more about jurisdiction. They omit a few large markets (Great Britain, Germany, Poland). Quote: "Some countries have posted guidance on it, while others have been totally silent about it".
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12y ago
I'm glad to see growing Meteor ecosystem. Judging from first few pages, looks like a decent book.
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12y ago
Nice 10kf overview, but more hand on tips: 1. Run the program, look at stacktraces/profiler. Sometimes it's easier to analyze runtime and figure out what the program is doing and what are the main/common patterns. E.g. Java -
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12y ago
New VC model: ignore about that valuation number. Just get X preference (like 4x+). Then higher valuation works even better for you. Oh Facebook you really need to pay at least 6 billions, b/c we valued them at 10. Such a great deal. V
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12y ago
I disagree with author about coding question. In my experience if somebody is not able to code quickly a simple task (like fizzbuz, reverse a string), it's a terrible sign. It's a simple objective test that filter out a lot of can
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12y ago
Meteor is so awesome. Yesterday was coding my project and was thinking about why I have to install meteorite. Today I can just use one tool... A great example of many good patterns like: Ship basic version, but well-tested one. Then add thi
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12y ago
As far as I remember, it has started with article: http://techcrunch.com/2014/05/02/with-ipo-hopes-fading-squar... Then many follow up, including famous: http://avc.com/2014/05/the-v
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12y ago
Most likely only a fraction of globe could afford this massive earth engineering. Some places like Mediterranean/Baltic sea are easier will be easier to protect. Most aren't. On the other hand, even in pessimistic scenarios the se
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12y ago
I love their product.
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12y ago
It wasn't proved, but there is not a believable alternative scenario. There are videos of transported missiles, intercepted calls, orders of obstructing access to crash site... John Kerry even says there is "Enormous amount of evi
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Context: Popular blog The Oatmeal asked him for 8 mln donation in comic. The comics seems to be taken down, but the museum got 1 mln in donation. Still extremely nice. Musk got a humor.
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Looks like everyone is pushing on enterprise cloud storage. After Google/Microsoft price slash and Amazon entering that market I wonder what would happen to Box IPO. Looks like this market will commoditized and be yet another race to b
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12y ago
Do you run this tests with EBS optimized? Only with that you get guaranteed bandwidth to your disk and without that network may be the bottleneck.
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Try using sbt/zinc. If you keep cached compiler in memory than you avoid initial startup time. Feels so much better to me.
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12y ago
There are quite a few decent websites which can teach you and help to understand those technologies, e.g.: http://teamtreehouse.com/ https://www.codeschool.com/ Would take one of the paths for web developer
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12y ago
Great idea. I only wish it was an open standard... Email success b/c of it openness, but if we start proprietary APIs on top of it then we are getting locked in.
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Very good approach. Also having some controls like feature flags per customer/user is very useful. Sometimes migration takes a while and it is useful to move users gradually through those phases with ability to rollback.
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12y ago
Yeah, it's happen again and again. I love AirBnB as a customer, used it a few times and have a great experience with it... but I would be worried if somebody rent apartment next to me without they presence at all... ... on the other ha
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Likely the timing is because of stock exchange regulations. Google is publicly traded company so announcing it on different time may gave someone "unfair advantage". Doing that 5pm Friday after market closes give everyone 2 days t
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Google has acquired Nest... so now Google has also acquired Dropcam. I wonder why they call it Nest acquistion, to downplay privacy concerns?
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There are quite a few independent attempts to do that: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molten_salt_reactor#Liquid_fluo... Mostly based on thorium, but they seems just use enriched uranium (U-235)... So potentially you can
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Quite a lot of languages let's you do https, but just give you illusion of security. Not really validating it, which is trivial to spoof with certificate signed by "your own authority". "The Most Dangerous Code in the Wo
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12y ago
Isn't amazon already doing something similar with "warehouse deals" and "fullified by Amazon?
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