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jteo
17y ago
Some people are more inclined from a "fix-her-up" perspective, ie. people who know how to turn around a business, but may not have had the idea to start one.
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jteo
17y ago
No, they're called Singapore Airlines. http://www.singaporeair.com/saa/en_UK/content/company_info/n...
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Making money from ebooks - non scam
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jteo
17y ago
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Invisible Hands: The secret world of the oil fixer
(harpers.org)
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17y ago
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jteo
17y ago
Be nice. There are already so many mean people out there.
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Absorbing a Setback
(time.com)
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17y ago
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jteo
17y ago
"There is a sucker born every minute".
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IPhone developers are gonna have to innovate more..
(bloomberg.com)
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17y ago
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jteo
17y ago
sometimes, a Mark and Sweep GC is good enough. In this case, it wasn't.
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jteo
17y ago
I left out the part where I skimmed the blogs that mentioned Toku's software. =)
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17y ago
For really large databases, SSDs aren't cost effective (think multi-terabyte). For the smaller sized databases, most will prefer a hybrid SSD-RAID solution(like Sun's storage appliances) for cost again. Toku is targeting the niche of people
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jteo
17y ago
My first impression: Compressed Indexes, New Index structure that allows sequential I/O read/write to disk of indexes, making indexes cheap. Cheap indexes = many indexes = improved query performance.
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jteo
17y ago
Apparently it's not ACID compliant at this point in time.
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jteo
17y ago
Fractal tree described in this paper: http://supertech.csail.mit.edu/cacheObliviousBTree.html
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Are iPhone apps the new gold rush?
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17y ago
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jteo
17y ago
What is interesting is that most people seem to be using SRS for learning languages. Also, I'm mystified as to why people would pay for anything similar (see http://fullrecall.com/ ), given that 1. The algorithm being used is freely availa
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Opensource spaced repetition system (SRS)
(ichi2.net)
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17y ago
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How to build an iPhone App that doesn't suck
(fastcompany.com)
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17y ago
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