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by javery 15y ago
Only if you want to squeeze the best performance out of the web - for instance if you were serving up JavaScript that is different for each request you could have it pass through CloudFront. You see this in the widget and ad business quite
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by javery 15y ago
This is interesting since you could effectively use CloudFront as a proxy by setting the TTL to 0 and using a custom origin.
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by javery 15y ago
Let's see - a foreign object positioned above the United States in a low orbit.... pretty sure that will get shot down.
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by javery 15y ago
Google doesn't have a good success based on this model though - look at Google Wave which was built under a similar premise.
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by javery 15y ago
Just updated - looks like a network connectivity issue. It looks like they have had issues everyday for the last 3 days - first time I have seen it down though.
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by javery 15y ago
I am very curious how YC makes out in a deal like this - when there is 17M of capital invested after them in A and B rounds if there was any sort of liquidity preference you can pretty much guarantee YC didn't see a dime. (especially since
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Cloud Management Elysium - CloudKick vs. Server Densisty(team.adzerk.com)
3 points by javery 15y ago|0 comments
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The Slaying of CSSthulhu: CSS Architecture and Continuous Deployment(team.adzerk.com)
6 points by javery 15y ago|0 comments
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What is more risky than a startup? (2010)(robbieallen.com)
2 points by javery 15y ago|0 comments
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by javery 15y ago
To be fair these brands were dead long ago.
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Is Shared Hosting Secure?(epicwinhosting.com)
7 points by javery 15y ago|0 comments
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Give entrepreneurs room and they will grow the economy(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by javery 15y ago|0 comments
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Made in the World(nytimes.com)
3 points by javery 15y ago|0 comments
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The US Government Is Not A Person(zachweinberg.tumblr.com)
16 points by javery 15y ago|2 comments
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by javery 15y ago
The key difference is they took a broad approach vs. a narrow approach. Most sites like this focus on current developers - codeacademy has focused on non-programmers which makes a much better story.
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by javery 15y ago
So now we vote totally unsubstantiated reddit comments to the top of Hacker News? I have never heard of this and highly doubt it is true.
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by javery 15y ago
http://www.tnl.net/who/
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Who really wrote that post?(team.adzerk.com)
3 points by javery 15y ago|0 comments
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New startup accelerator Groundwork Labs launching in Durham(techjournalsouth.com)
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Why Google built Incognito Mode(runofnetwork.adzerk.com)
9 points by javery 15y ago|2 comments
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by javery 15y ago
I think it's hard to raise money anywhere - the key to raising money in Durham is to make sure you aren't just talking to people in Durham. We raised money from NYC, SF, and Seattle (with less than 10% coming from locals).
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by javery 15y ago
To pimp my own startup - take a look at Adzerk ( http://adzerk.com ). We are getting lots of ex-OpenX users who want something faster and more reliable.
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by javery 15y ago
I sit in meeting and draw 3-D boxes and traces around them - it's the only way I can keep part of my brain busy so I can focus on what people are saying.
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The Stack Exchange Architecture(blog.serverfault.com)
110 points by javery 15y ago|29 comments
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by javery 15y ago
People cling to clicks because it is the easiest thing to measure (clicks and then conversions) - and also because Google has trained them to do so with AdWords. There is a movement to more multiple attribution style reporting - so when you
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by javery 15y ago
You don't know that - they could very well have sold some of their shares in this round. (at this valuation why not take a point off the table)
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by javery 15y ago
1. Unless you are a raging success investors won't be tracking you down - and chances are the ones coming to you won't be the ones you want. Always pick what investors you want and go after them first. 2. I can't envision a scenario where t
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by javery 15y ago
These prices are way out there - 50k for adprofs.com? I am in the ad business and wouldn't pay more than $500 for that.
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by javery 15y ago
You are going to pay for the bandwidth again coming out of the DC - so it all depends on how cheap you can get it from Equinix for your other dedicated boxes.
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by javery 15y ago
So I detest ASP.net webforms as much as anyone - but you can't dispute that it was very successful in turning a ton of legacy VB6, FoxPro, etc. LOB apps into web apps. The learning curve was just right for the develoeprs and all the downsid

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