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by jakozaur 12y ago
Silevo seems already have industry grade panels at 21% efficiency. That's quite a lot in home/utility panels: http://sroeco.com/solar/most-efficient-solar-panels (13 - 17%) I can't find easily the price&
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by jakozaur 12y ago
If Apple cares about maps maybe it should acquire Planet Labs ( http://www.planet.com/ ) to compete with Google?
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by jakozaur 12y ago
I would say a lot depends on reason why you dropped out of colleague. Even Zuckerberg was very reluctant to do that, but Facebook growth took too much of his attention. That much different than lack of self discipline/just getting bore
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by jakozaur 12y ago
A lot of open source looks like that. I would add "docracy" - the person who is doing the work by default is making the calls.
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by jakozaur 12y ago
Yeah the energy density is the most important factor. If it's not competitive there will be some niche market for fast recharging, but lithium is good enough in many use cases.
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by jakozaur 12y ago
Most kind of CRUD apps gone online (e.g. accounting, CRM, any business software). A huge category, especially in business. Video/music? We used to have cd/dvd + desktop apps, right now the web is a huge percentage (e.g. Netflix, Y
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by jakozaur 12y ago
Way too much simplifying, what if: 1. Web app got same performance as native. 2. There would no be a feature gap (e.g. payment access to hardware). We already see that web apps are eating native on desktop, where both 1&2 are not that i
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by jakozaur 12y ago
If you would like to have a look on something more tailored to log data, feel free to try: http://www.sumologic.com/ It's more flexible, but by default pure huge batch processing will be slower.
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by jakozaur 12y ago
It looks like life time value is the largest unknown. Especially, the churn rate. Some companies like Workday are harder to replace, but some like Box are vurnable to being replaced by consumer/add-on (Dropbox/Google Drive).
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by jakozaur 12y ago
That's even better of use heap than for web pages. Usually for any web development it's so much easier/faster to deploy new version than release new version of mobile application.
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by jakozaur 12y ago
Most of small business lacks of any feedback communicate channel other than public one. Private channel might help. Also associating client with receipt is a huge win. Business may offer some compensation, like discount coupon.
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by jakozaur 12y ago
Congratulations on launch! It would be nice if you could add some latency benchmark against common alternatives like S3. A lot of ppl use that for static webpages, but I wonder how lack of CDN affect the user experience.
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by jakozaur 12y ago
We rely on several maven plugins without equivalents in sbt.
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Building Scala at Scale(sumologic.com)
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Why You Should Never Catch Throwable In Scala(sumologic.com)
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Show HN: The Bitcoin email attention marketplace (ozaur.com)
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by jakozaur 13y ago
Raw materials for battery cost: 80 KW/hour. Historical cost of batteries (2012) 600 KW/hour... Looks like Gigafactory is going to take advantage of that difference. http://takingpitches.com/2012/09/22&#x2
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by jakozaur 13y ago
Love it so much! An easy way to detect user and could prevent quite a lot of phishings attack. One issue is the browser compatibility. It work on Chrome, but I tried it on my iPhone Safari and it doesn't work. Is there any way to fix i
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by jakozaur 13y ago
Parsing JSON in Scala is very easy with lift-json: https://github.com/lift/lift/tree/master/framework/lift-base...
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by jakozaur 13y ago
For those who haven't heard about it. The initial presentation: http://www.parleys.com/play/51c380bfe4b0ed8770356866/
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by jakozaur 13y ago
Damn discovered this two days ago, hoped that I went under radar for a bit :-).
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by jakozaur 13y ago
I had to switch to aria2c for fetching larger from AWS S3 (50-150 MB). Otherwise a small peecent of downloads were slow (in EC2), b/c most other fetchers have really poor retry logic.
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by jakozaur 13y ago
Wondering what is the easiest way to convert from MySQL RDS to Postgres. Any hints?
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by jakozaur 13y ago
Nice show! Also the research shows that roundabout are much safer: http://www.ite.org/traffic/documents/CCA99A33.pdf http://www.ce.udel.edu/dct/publications_files/Rpt.%20199%20R... Quote
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by jakozaur 13y ago
Tl,dr: Two things will cause that chips won't get that much better performance: - energy efficiency at transistor level will cause hassles, it doesn't scales down well - gains in performance from multiprocessors are smaller than f
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by jakozaur 13y ago
Perfect would have just one ad. However, I can live happily if there are at least as many organic results as ads above the fold.
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by jakozaur 13y ago
http://imgur.com/ddGJeaI Most of keywords with any commercial potential looks similar. Unfortunately, I tried using other search engines, but for technical questions Google still provide superior experience.
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by jakozaur 13y ago
Over the years Google is way more aggressive with ads then it used to be. For any query less and less percentage of first page is dedicate to organic example. E.g. a silly example: https://www.google.com/search?q=trash+can
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by jakozaur 13y ago
Just to clarify: Any company which got open source model is awesome. Just in that case transition may cause that they core product will not be evolving as fast as we would wish. Without digging depth, things like "Advanced load balanci
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by jakozaur 13y ago
I wonder how this impact open source nginx... I guess they will rather keep adding new things to Plus. Seems less open source friendly business model than Trolltech (Qt), Red Hat, MySQL...

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