jmartens

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   by jmartens 14y ago

   In contrast, see http://gridvid.me
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   by jmartens 14y ago

   Jon- How does this effect your relationship with EC2?
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   by jmartens 14y ago

   The most interesting part of this move is what it says about their relations with EC2 customers. Most cloud encoders that ET will compte with, run on EC2.
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   by jmartens 14y ago

   great news for customers....
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   by jmartens 14y ago

   I love the idea of putting some skin in the game when posting/voting/etc.
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   by jmartens 14y ago

   I am surprised by all the pushback here....even for HN! Only explanation I can come up with is that you pimply faced virgins feel better about yourselves because you told off Dave McClure. Ummmm, congratulations?
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   by jmartens 14y ago

   yes, because 1 company/restaurant failed...no other will ever succeed. Thanks for your ever so brilliant wisdom.
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   by jmartens 14y ago

   Maybe my question should have been "should it work?" I'd argue that it isn't working well.....and my point being the recent AWS outage that took down PaaS providers like Heroku and AppFog. I just wonder if there is a better way? What would
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   Cloud on cloud on cloud...can it work?

   2 points by jmartens 14y ago|4 comments
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    GridVid.Me Launches Low-Cost Cloud Video Encoding Solution(techcrunch.com)

    1 points by jmartens 14y ago|1 comments
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    by jmartens 14y ago

    Here is the story behind GridVid.me: My company harnesses the unused processing power of idle computers in order to delivery a grid computing IaaS for high throughput computing. Pretty vague, eh? So we needed to find a product vertical that
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    Show HN: GridVid.me cloud video encoding(gridvid.me)

    6 points by jmartens 14y ago|1 comments
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    Grin-Fucking: The Anti-Critique(elirubel.wordpress.com)

    4 points by jmartens 14y ago|0 comments
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    by jmartens 14y ago

    Thanks...I knew something was wrong with that sentence but couldn't figure it out!
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    No More Contests(cpusage.com)

    20 points by jmartens 14y ago|6 comments
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    3 things learned at Startup Weekend the first time around(portland.startupweekend.org)

    1 points by jmartens 14y ago|0 comments
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    by jmartens 14y ago

    I agree that it is similar to a basic task list. For us, the differences are that Trello makes things like values and task assignments easy and clean. It is also a very visual tool, glancing at it can tell you a lot!
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    by jmartens 14y ago

    You know, I think you might have been the person that told us about it.....so, thanks!
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    Project management and how we use Trello at CPUsage(cpusage.com)

    20 points by jmartens 14y ago|7 comments
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    by jmartens 14y ago

    any other solution I should be considering?
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    Highrise or Salesforce for early stage startups?

    2 points by jmartens 14y ago|3 comments
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    Tips for startup job seekers after receiving too many crappy applications(cpusage.com)

    1 points by jmartens 14y ago|0 comments
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    by jmartens 15y ago

    Great post. Trello is amazing. We are also a Trello/Google Doc company, but not as fancy as Uservoice.
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    Are Readers Customers?

    1 points by jmartens 15y ago|0 comments
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    by jmartens 15y ago

    Try attending a Startup Weekend ( http://www.startupweekend.org )
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    by jmartens 15y ago

    That's not the case. The incremental electricity expense from running CPUsage will be under $1/month for most computers. The $10/month figure is a minimum, based on an average usage of 4hrs/day. More availability and higher performing compu
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    by jmartens 16y ago

    I'd love one! My company applied after the deadline to now my only hope is luck!