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kljensen
17y ago
Video w/ fingers over book is uber-cool. Need to touch up their website & make video more like the original dropbox vid. (I.e. entertaining)
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Mobile Visual Search
(omoby.com)
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17y ago
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kljensen
17y ago
where?
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kljensen
17y ago
yeah, jeez, i'd sell for 1/2 that!
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kljensen
17y ago
The patent is hilarious http://priorsmart.com/6049835 "A system for quickly and easily accessing preselected desired addresses or URLs on the Internet is disclosed in which a published list of Internet or World Wide Web sites together wit
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kljensen
17y ago
Might not be "troll" - here's their "JumpCode" system: http://www.jumpcodesystem.com/
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17y ago
Thanks!
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kljensen
17y ago
Certainly there are countless examples of faculty serving on SABs of start-ups using technologies coming out of their labs. [I agree faculty rarely leave jobs for this, but then, they're not typical operational people anyway...] I agree re
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17y ago
Indeed -- biz plan competitions are both fun and useful exercises. I did the 50k (now 100k) at MIT years back and it really took us from idea to...well...a plan. [Sorry for not naming the university -- just didn't seem appropriate quite ye
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17y ago
I've heard GT's incubation system was successful. Is there a secret sauce there?
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17y ago
There was no mentoring? Just physical resources? [If antiquated and cancer-causing...]
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Ask HN: Are there any good university-affiliated incubators?
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17y ago
Clearly there are many different possible ways to be a successful start-up CEO.
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kljensen
17y ago
Clojure seems super cool. But, 99% of my tasks - are simple & easily accomplished in Python; and - do not require any concurrency. It seems like Clojure would be super useful in number crunching like scientific computing, etc.
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17y ago
What? No comments. This is cool -- but why would I do it instead of some kind of VPS?
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17y ago
This is the former.
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17y ago
Clearly GAE does not "suck". We've used it a lot, e.g. [1]. The principal advantages are: - No sys admin. You can just focus on your app. - The datastore (BigTable) is slick. Write and read times are independent of how much shizzle you
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Reminder - thesis advisors need not be inventors if your research gets patented
(docketreport.blogspot.com)
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17y ago
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Easy way to run multiple django sites off same code-base
(huyng.com)
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kljensen
19y ago
also, mad css-sprites...
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kljensen
19y ago
not only s3, but googlepages for the images...and nearlyfreespeech for the hosting. all content is compressed and weighs in at <200k, w/ 10-yr maxage headers for the y-slow fr3aks.