jfno67

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by jfno67 18y ago
I think people will stop storing their data locally. This will not mean bigger transfer than video, but the number of transfer could be huge. It is doable with the bandwidth we already have, but it will become ubiquitous only when locally o
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by jfno67 18y ago
Nice, I would just add one thing. Repeat the book title in the title attribute, not just the alt.
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by jfno67 18y ago
The point that caught my eye is the "ramen profitable" one. We are at this point now, the amount is quite bigger, but we are 2 founders in their 30's with children so this is a lot of ramen. Also the wifes appreciate variety so "ramen profi
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by jfno67 19y ago
It's a start for sure and it's great that freebase does this. But what I refer to is more like Google gives all their business location listings to Freebase. I don't think this will happen, but maybe something of less value while being stil
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by jfno67 19y ago
It's like freebase all right, but the article has something right about adoption. He points out some big company would have to donate a great starting dataset to drive adoption. I think this is one problem with Freebase. Another problem I s
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Website runs all in S3, no server.(blog.tomevslin.com)
61 points by jfno67 19y ago|12 comments
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by jfno67 19y ago
It's a book hotels on the maps site, we plan to add to it as we get more time. look it up http://www.seeyourhotel.com
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by jfno67 19y ago
This just convinced me to apply, less than 12 hours to go. What is it going to be. Great read especially if you still hesitate.
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by jfno67 19y ago
I think not. The elite derive value from the masses, and they keep the masses interested with the possibility for them to become elite.