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by lyime 17y ago
It looks really useful. Much more than Yslow, and Yslow is great too. I posted an example http://dodeja.posterous.com/762803 It even gives images that are optimized and JS that is minified. Developers <3 Google
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by lyime 17y ago
This feels a lot like Juggernaut (Rails plugin) Although its not XMPP based. http://juggernaut.rubyforge.org/
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by lyime 17y ago
I have worked a little bit with BOSH using strophe JS. It more work then it should be and it is delicate.
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by lyime 17y ago
Really interesting project I came across the other day. Juggernaut ( http://juggernaut.rubyforge.org/ ) esentially a lightweight push server. I am using it for a simple realtime web-chat client. Although you can use it for for notifications
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by lyime 17y ago
They have around 25m users according to TC. that makes it about $28 per user. Which is alright, I have seen higher numbers per user.
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by lyime 17y ago
If someone is working on this, It can be huge. Otherwise rails on GAE is a deal breaker. Although it is good to see as a first step :)
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by lyime 17y ago
I am definitely Interested.
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by lyime 18y ago
$50 for 20k users a day? Good Luck. I don't think 512 MB VPS with any architecture could do that.
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Single Finger Text Input - Dynamic Language Model (blog.makezine.com)
4 points by lyime 18y ago|1 comments
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by lyime 18y ago
Couldn't agree more. Just talk to them, tell them this is exactly what you want to do. They will understand, hopefully. If they don't then tell them that you just want their support :)
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by lyime 18y ago
Just hold on for a few few days? No one has been picked yet. Patience :)
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by lyime 18y ago
If you go though the older presentation. It breaks down at the disk I/O level. Not only that, it seems like one of the main reason was cost. CDNs can get expensive, especially when are the biggest Photo service on the internet.
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Open Source Bridge hacker lounge(opensourcebridge.org)
11 points by lyime 18y ago|3 comments
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by lyime 18y ago
It pretty much comes down to this. No one can guarantee 100% redundancy, not even Amazon. Although their setup and infrastructure will probably reduce overall MTTF (mean tike to failure) in comparison to a small hosting company or your pers
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by lyime 18y ago
Coors Light.
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by lyime 18y ago
thats definitely not true. It's not hard to come up with good ideas. It's difficult to execute on them. My dad has good ideas for startups all the time. Although I wouldn't call him an entrepreneur. It takes a lot of work to build. Although
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Hackers at SXSW. Meetup?
2 points by lyime 18y ago|1 comments
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by lyime 18y ago
I think this is great news for startups. With the availability of this public data there will be plenty of innovation in the consumer space. You can start thinking about a host of services, increasing accessibility of information in health,
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Google Continues to Pummel Mozilla(namitabhasin.com)
1 points by lyime 18y ago|0 comments
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by lyime 18y ago
Why do people post this stuff here? This article is non-sense. I barely skimmed it, but most of it was incorrect. No analysis and it just seems like author is trying to get attention.
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by lyime 18y ago
All good questions. Our whole philosophy behind mugasha is accessibility and portability. So Mobile apps including streaming iPhone app are next steps. Our main focus right now is to get licensing worked out so we are in the green area. Kee
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by lyime 18y ago
This is exactly what Mugasha ( invite @ http://www.mugasha.com/signup/hack ) is doing for electronic dance music. EDM genre is all based on promotions. Promoting music through live sets, DJ sets, and weekly podcasts. The problem is how the
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by lyime 18y ago
Wow. It feels like just yesterday I signed up for HN. YC:HN is priceless for me. Thank you YC and thanks to this community.
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Help wanted: US teens need science and engineering mentors(arstechnica.com)
3 points by lyime 18y ago|1 comments
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Are you developing mobile apps for other app stores? (not iPhone)
2 points by lyime 18y ago|0 comments
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UC Berkeley ST@B Hackathon Live Feed (demos)(justin.tv)
1 points by lyime 18y ago|0 comments
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by lyime 18y ago
In response to 3. Techstars has a good reputation. They have been one of the most successful incubators for their 2008 programs. They don't just coach you but they connect you with potential capital/funding or companies that might acquire
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by lyime 18y ago
I think this article makes a really good point and has got me thinking. We all want to build cool things and innovation is key. Although, in these times I think coming up with solutions to make people and/or businesses more efficient might
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by lyime 18y ago
Omni Graffle and Mindmaps. Pen and Paper works too.
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Designing Web Interfaces Book - O'Reilly Webcast(slideshare.net)
1 points by lyime 18y ago|0 comments

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