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by libria 15y ago
Interesting. That puts them from just above below Google's Cloud Storage to just below, https://developers.google.com/storage/docs/pricingandterms#p... . I didn't even think GCS was on their radar.
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by libria 15y ago
I haven't used node.js before, but I see 2 main points being made about it, by proponents and detractors respectively: * It uses non-blocking evented IO so it can scale well. * It is single threaded so it can't scale well. Someone teach me:
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by libria 15y ago
https://greenhouse.lotus.com/ghouse.nav/header.js Their javascript writes javascript which writes HTML/XML? For their sanity, I hope that's generated somehow.
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by libria 15y ago
Text reproduced below: I hear a lot of people with new startup ideas, and although it is great to hear them – I start hearing the same one’s over and over again. Find people around you app – Nobody wants to find people around them and meet
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by libria 15y ago
I'm surprised someone hasn't built an ad supported Imgur clone yet, kind of like a you-tube for images. They could determine context by tracking the websites giving referrals, parsing comment content, scanning and analyzing the images.
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by libria 15y ago
I think it has hampered the progress of at least a portion of humanity. You could argue that time wasters will always find an alternative, but TV and MMORPGS have addictive qualities and have left people wondering where lost months/years h
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by libria 15y ago
Lithium batteries have a different use case. Their advantages are greater overall capacity, longer shelf life, lower weight, higher voltage (1.8), consistent discharge (low slope), better operation in low temperatures, less tendency to lea
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by libria 15y ago
Link is down for the moment. text: http://pastebin.com/5NjKnyUD cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:lsi7EB1...
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by libria 15y ago
> Wasn't there a recent article about the merits of list vs box display? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3223092
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$65 for cracking an MD5(reddit.com)
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by libria 15y ago
To my knowledge, it has never been submitted. Perhaps you should; I'm curious as well.
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by libria 15y ago
Reminds me of the Soviet Union's incessant microwave bombardment of the US Embassy in Moscow. Presumably it was intended to eavesdrop via the "Great Seal Bug" but as a possible side effect, US embassy personnel suffered from a high cancer
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by libria 15y ago
That's impressive. Violinist Joshua Bell could only garner up $32 during DC's rush hour: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myq8upzJDJc&t=18s
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by libria 15y ago
I believe Google Developer Day 2011 required a coding challenge and the Last Call for Google IO 2011 also allowed around 100 developers free attendance for a successful coding entry. Here's some study material: https://sites.google.com/sit
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by libria 15y ago
He learned some Python, Django, HTML, CSS, Javascript and wrote programs. Can "programmer" not encompass both people getting their feet wet and 20 years experience mastering multiple languages?
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by libria 15y ago
I don't recall Alabama being a major international hub and they certainly don't need any laws that appear xenophobic. Can't see how this will encourage diversity in a state where residents offered $50k for Jewish families to move in, http
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by libria 15y ago
With a text writeup: http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/story?section=news/iteam&id=8...
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by libria 15y ago
Some specs matter; the problem is that they don't present their strengths clearly or they dilute it with meaningless ones. I could send a soccer mom to a store and tell her to prefer an SSD over 4200 RPM, i7 over Atom, 4GB RAM over 512MB.
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by libria 15y ago
They've got a pool table out in the middle of the Gobi? I'm feeling a little underprivileged. http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&ll=40.469935,90.856934...
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Introducing Closure Stylesheets(google-opensource.blogspot.com)
10 points by libria 15y ago|2 comments
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by libria 15y ago
Employee-company relationships are strictly business: service for compensation (usually $). Loyalty here is artificial because at any point the contract is breached (service declines, compensation is inadequate) the relationship is termina
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by libria 15y ago
What if it's not a frustrated customer but a libelous, frustrated competitor instead?
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by libria 15y ago
It's interesting that despite all the investment that Google is making in Plus and their desire for a foothold in this market, they flat out refuse IE6: http://i.imgur.com/ONRK4.png
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by libria 15y ago
In the US, I think a 220k income would be taxed at ~40% state + federal. And yes, that does suck.
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by libria 15y ago
Your business centers more around people/teams/collaboration than services. Clouds imply service-provider/hosting, which leaves #8 - people in the shape of a star - as the only sensible logo here.
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by libria 15y ago
You probably got downvoted because while everyone was having a kumbaya moment, you "went there". I appreciate your level perspective FWIW.
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by libria 15y ago
By all means, upvote and contribute to the discussion here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3128997 . Personally I think that Duck Duck Go deserves more attention than it gets. Perhaps this is getting flagged b/c folks see it as prom
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by libria 15y ago
also, http://myip.dnsomatic.com http://whatismyip.org
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by libria 15y ago
It would be interesting to also see activity per capita.
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Android conversation mode, live translation(googlemobile.blogspot.com)
2 points by libria 15y ago|0 comments

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