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by korzun 12y ago
> Like many in my MBA class, I had the choice to accept one of a handful of six-figure opportunities offered by top tech and consulting companies. Yeah, no. > So I signed up, and in the first weekend of sharing my car with strangers —
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by korzun 12y ago
> we're all worse off as a result Who is we? Who are you speaking for? Are you speaking for me? Are you speaking for millions of people his foundation and charity work touched? Step out of your little bubble and leave your childish
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by korzun 12y ago
You sound like a peasant. I have a Taskrabbit that goes online for me to switch my SIM.
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by korzun 12y ago
Walk in any providers store and they will do it for you, free of charge. Takes 2 minutes. People who understand what a SIM like this does, will definitely understand how to replace SIM's. In my opinion anyways.
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by korzun 12y ago
I don't usually field calls if I'm busy. I mean everybody has their own style of work. If you are in sales, this is standard.
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by korzun 12y ago
Would be interesting to know what third party service it was and how they were able to make that link. Also the pastebin claimed such a large amount (6,937,081) of impacted users but only showed a really small sample that started with the l
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by korzun 12y ago
You are kinda overblowing this. Simply say do it via email and tell them to reschedule. Some people prefer the phone to get shit done faster and move on. YMMV
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by korzun 12y ago
This is the same play as PandoDaily. Free channel of press for VC's and their connections.
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by korzun 12y ago
> concept of staying in the game That's actually the opposite of that concept. WhatsApp actually solved a real problem and aligned closely with Facebook's overall strategy (communication).
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by korzun 12y ago
Actually it's a perfect example. Jerry Yang made the investment in Alibaba circa 2005. If you told him Yahoo! will be investing in Snapchat he would probably laugh at you. Now in 2014, Yahoo! is buying a blogging platform and investing
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by korzun 12y ago
You know why Alibaba is profitable? Because they don't make stupid investments like this one. First Tumblr and now this. Yahoo should stop playing 'save a VC'.
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by korzun 12y ago
That's not my point. There is no need for this to be mandatory. When company is ready they should be able to present at another demo day, etc. I also think the founders know better where the time needs to be spend and at what stage the
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by korzun 12y ago
> They're linked in the parent to my original reply. Okay how are they a game changers? How did they impact you? > That's a pretty wide swath of hosting providers They are still trying to do the same thing I described. It&#x
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by korzun 12y ago
> things offered by TechStars are game changers List them. If you are going to use words such as 'game changers', you should explain what the perks are. > Benefits like web hosting / services credits allow all that fina
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by korzun 12y ago
> So regardless of our startup’s position on raising VC, we were obligating ourselves to months of preparation for the pitch. This is also a big one. Your time as a founder, especially in a new start-up is invaluable.
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by korzun 12y ago
If you think they will be giving away stock then I have a bridge to sell you. I never said anything about 'mainstream', catering to one of the most recent group of Reddit users (crypto-currency) .vs catering to the original groups
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by korzun 12y ago
It does not matter if they were pre-mined. The point still stands, this does not appeal to most of the Reddit users who can care less about digital currency. How are you going to cash it out? Is Reddit going to be focusing on all of this bu
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by korzun 12y ago
The plan sounds bizarre. He is basically going to cater to x% of Reddit that's into Bitcoins, etc. Makes little sense when Reddit was created for 'all', prior to Bitcoin.
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by korzun 12y ago
That's exactly why it's a problem. If you have 3 hosts and 2 of them go down, in this setup there is more than 50% chance that cached hosts will be trying to connect to a non-existing server. Also expecting client to perform a DNS
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by korzun 12y ago
Yeah I don't get their approach. There is no way this will cause 100% delivery if one server fails within that rotation. That chances of failure go up dramatically if 2+ hosts behind round robin fail, etc. Not to mention once hosts res
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by korzun 12y ago
As far as I can tell they use Route 53 to identify targets. The transmission type is still up to the client/receiver.
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by korzun 12y ago
> my limited experience with CloudFlare-enabled websites Sums it up nicely.
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by korzun 12y ago
Don't get this post. He is comparing RabbitMQ to PostgreSQL and states that RabbitMQ is better for messaging out of the box because you don't have to build anything else. Duh?
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by korzun 12y ago
> Possibly vulnerable. This could mean that the server is not at all vulnerable, or we just couldn't detect it as being vulnerable. They should just leave the last part "We couldn't detect it as being vulnerable."
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by korzun 12y ago
> If large numbers of people were to start using Javelin If.
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by korzun 12y ago
Docker is an application run time, basically a small package that is build to run software of your choice. It's much faster (and smaller) to build such small images .vs building out the whole OS with Memcached installed (for example).
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Welcome to the latency hell.
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I'm going to call the provider that hosts my docker instances and get it sorted out.
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by korzun 12y ago
I don't think this mobile browser is going to make a dent in The Verge's ad revenue.
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by korzun 12y ago
Only HN somebody will compare cancer drugs to Pebble.

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