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by mayop100 14y ago
I AM THE HIGH BIDDDERRR!! Oh wait nevermind... : (
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by mayop100 14y ago
Works for me...
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Meet the Man Who Built a 30-Story Building in 15 Days(wired.com)
107 points by mayop100 14y ago|67 comments
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by mayop100 14y ago
This is the hack I built for TechCrunch Disrupt. It allows you to create a presentation using photos loaded from Filepicker.io. You can then push that presentation to another browser that's at the unplugged.io website (such as one hooked up
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Show HN: Unplugged - present photos on a big screen from any browser.(unplugged.io)
10 points by mayop100 14y ago|2 comments
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by mayop100 14y ago
The important point isn't so much how fast Trigger is moving, but how fast they let developers move. The html/css/js -> mobile app shift is letting build build things really fast. This A/B testing stuff is helping those developers that
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Firebase is hiring a Developer Evangelist
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My first year as employee #1 of a YC company(nop.xxx)
83 points by mayop100 14y ago|40 comments
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by mayop100 14y ago
Also, the invalidation on Cloudfront is pretty painful.
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by mayop100 14y ago
Keep in mind that we can't afford to have a constantly-changing resource name, as 3rd-party developers link directly to our assets. For our own website, this might work fine, but even then it's a pain and doesn't work for all assets (such a
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Making the Switch from Amazon Cloudfront to Fastly(blog.firebase.com)
35 points by mayop100 14y ago|31 comments
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Firebase is hiring a Developer Evangelist
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Firebase fundraising lessons learned(blog.firebase.com)
54 points by mayop100 14y ago|11 comments
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Petition the EFF to Oppose Software Patents (change.org)
52 points by mayop100 14y ago|18 comments
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OpenCount, the public resource tracking system(blog.codiqa.com)
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by mayop100 14y ago
Nothing new here. This is a common technique. Any email newsletter service worth its salt has been doing this for years, and I think many A/B testing tools have as well. A/B testing doesn't mean you'll assign 50% of users to each version.
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The "bat signal" for the Internet(internetdefenseleague.org)
143 points by mayop100 14y ago|21 comments
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by mayop100 14y ago
They do have support reps and a ticketing system. You have to pay for them though. I suggest upgrading your account when it comes back online so that you're paying for support.
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Firebase hiring full-stack engineer as employee #3. Help build the real-time web
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by mayop100 14y ago
Thanks Riley!
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by mayop100 14y ago
Still working! Security is our #1 priority right now.
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Firebase (YC S11) Raises $1.1M For Real-Time App Infrastructure(techcrunch.com)
83 points by mayop100 14y ago|26 comments
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by mayop100 14y ago
(Firebase founder here) I used to work for an RTOS company, so I do understand where you are coming from. Real-time has different meanings in different contexts though. For an operating system it means hard guarantees on response times. Ove
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Say hello to the real real-time Web(arstechnica.com)
94 points by mayop100 14y ago|23 comments
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Firebase Scoble Interview(building43.com)
6 points by mayop100 14y ago|0 comments
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by mayop100 15y ago
Firebase is true realtime. No polling. No waiting for disk I/O. We are trying to produce the absolute lowest latency possible.
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Firebase (YC S11) aims to reinvent real-time apps and already has 4,000 sign-ups(techcrunch.com)
76 points by mayop100 15y ago|22 comments
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by mayop100 15y ago
Security for the data in Firebase is one issue - and as I've mentioned above we're taking that very seriously, and we're working on it. The business implications of having client-side software are a different issue, and I think its been dem
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by mayop100 15y ago
We're working hard to make this possible! Hopefully you'll be impressed with what we're cooking up when it's ready.
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by mayop100 15y ago
Actually, no, you won't. Before SaaS apps, all applications were client side. Microsoft Office, for instance, is a fully client-side application.

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