melhorn

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by melhorn 20y ago
Well, it turned out their mails got caught in the spam filter and we managed to overlook them :-( What a shame...
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by melhorn 20y ago
we use joyent.com - at least we try to... The portfolio is impressive, and we mainly chose them because they offer horizontally scalable rails solutions, something that many providers are still missing. We requested the new server 2 weeks
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by melhorn 20y ago
I disagree. If there are many crappy things out there and some rare jewels stick out, I think it's justified to say there is an overall lack of imagination. It's that what many people notice when they visit Second Life the first time. Larg
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by melhorn 20y ago
we didn't make it. Maybe it was because we didn't get that prototype online. I seriously might go over to JoyEnt and kill all those lousy bastards ;-) We were promised our new server repeatedly the next day for two weeks now, believed in i
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Second Life, making money and the lack of imagination(qiss.textdriven.com)
3 points by melhorn 20y ago|3 comments
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by melhorn 20y ago
Question is: Do you really need something like gut instinct? I think there's one thing that it is appropriate for: Quickly needed decisions with a "social background", if you are experienced at judging human behavior (I don't know the exact
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by melhorn 20y ago
why refresh mail when I can refresh ycombinator? The second when one of the emails gets received it will be posted here for shure... :-)
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by melhorn 20y ago
Ruby (on Rails) for the web interface, I love it! :-) Java for data mining, image manipulation and data shoveling, like in xml transformation. You can't really use Ruby for this... We also chose a servlet for one of our web services for per