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by malchow 8y ago
I read this, and I think: wow, that's extraordinarily expensive. The stack he designs is $20/mo for 1,000 user sessions/day. Back in the days of cPanel/LAMP shared hosting, you'd have similar capability for $5/
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Ask HN: Prepaid long-term web hosting
9 points by malchow 8y ago|7 comments
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by malchow 8y ago
Its Δ value comes entirely from water-saving, but water-saving on traditional horizontal farming is likely to yield larger food benefits than vertical farming. See, e.g. http://waterbit.com . (Disclosure: I am an investor.) The b
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by malchow 8y ago
Correct. This is why the White House did this unilaterally: it made the correct coordination among the west all but inevitable.
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by malchow 8y ago
More like US 4% and China 7%.
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by malchow 8y ago
This is getting OT, but I think there is a mimetic and performative nature to any discussion larger than, say, four people that means you can never get serious as a group (or on a web forum). In any event would love to hear from you.
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by malchow 8y ago
I think it's quite related to the curiosity about the decision mix in this Sup Ct case. But congratulations for Interneting today. You were needlessly crass from a safe distance. Hooray!
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by malchow 8y ago
Token HN conservative here. If you ever get curious about the conservative moment please don't hesitate to email me. There's a lot of interesting debate going on in the Bay Area, but it's sort of subterranean for obvious reas
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by malchow 8y ago
You guys understand that Amazon and Google do not necessarily get access to these DOD projects, right? As in: if these protests keep recurring, these companies will simply not be invited to participate –– the classic defense contractors wil
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by malchow 8y ago
Reading this: https://wpcommission.com/ And this: https://medium.com/@sku_67047/how-kinja-earns-so-much-in-com... I more and more think that affiliate linking is a very nice alignment of interests, as
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by malchow 8y ago
This is why the commission model works better, see, e.g. https://medium.com/@sku_67047/how-kinja-earns-so-much-in-com...
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by malchow 8y ago
Yep. Although I would say the numbers (in % succeeding and in the absolute $ of their success) is much higher outside the walled garden of YouTube. You've got strong affiliate marketing programs, you've got retargeting ad companie
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by malchow 8y ago
I was a beta user and it is very good indeed.
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by malchow 8y ago
This. Many can soi-disant influencers attract sponsorship dollars, but some research we did in indexing Amazon links in product reviews is that the real earnings are in commissions resulting from consumer purchases.
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by malchow 8y ago
Isn't it the case, in SF, that police do not even respond to actual automobile break-ins when their very owners call to request police aid? If a smashed window + stolen laptop (total loss: ~$2,500) can't convince the SF police to
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by malchow 8y ago
I'm pretty sure it can die from math, too.
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What Do Kids Do on Private Jets?(bloomberg.com)
2 points by malchow 8y ago|0 comments
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by malchow 9y ago
As a Menlo Park resident and a fan of Coffeebar, please do not go to Coffeebar.
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Video shows Navy pilot’s close encounter with an unidentified fast-flying object(washingtonpost.com)
2 points by malchow 9y ago|0 comments
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by malchow 9y ago
Ugh. Another bill whose largest effect, to be understood only 10 or more years from now, will be to make sure that very large companies stay very large and very small companies have a hard or impossible road to growth. -- Someone who likes
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by malchow 9y ago
Data is replicable, but any data set large enough to be globally useful has a time bounding function. A snapshot of the whole world today is worth less than perfect information just about how humans drive over 200 years / 1.752e+6 hour
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by malchow 9y ago
Is data stripping the new asset stripping?
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by malchow 9y ago
See: https://www.ft.com/content/7ac14e70-ded8-11e7-a8a4-0a1e63a52...
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by malchow 9y ago
What do you trade and how? No need for reproducible details, but useful to know something. I have been writing options scripts (short puts) for a couple years and have had a lot of fun solving puzzles there.
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by malchow 9y ago
Recommend Publir: https://publir.com
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by malchow 9y ago
"in capitalism that you always need to have growth" More like: "people want growth" so "there is growth" so "capitalism is the only economic system not at odds with reality."
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by malchow 9y ago
Noted, Deng, and sorry. But you must get sick of seeing the "predictable" cavalcade of ruses for getting past paywalls in the comments. And the cognitive dissonance of incessant anti-advertising threads sprinkled within HN'
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by malchow 9y ago
One weird trick for seeing articles like this is purchasing a subscription to The Wall Street Journal.
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E.U., but Not U.S., Falling Short on Paris Climate Targets(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by malchow 9y ago|0 comments
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by malchow 9y ago
Good for them. A bold move. (And yet another scientific cause, I might add, victim to a stultifying and hidebound FDA.)

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