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Government RFI: Novel Technologies for High Performance Computing
(fbo.gov)
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IARPA(.gov) Experiments With Alternative Reality For Intelligence Gathering
(stratrisks.com)
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merinid
14y ago
Very cool. Language is also data.
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merinid
14y ago
I'm guessing, just guessing, that HN being down was to install the security cert. Maybe had to do with that, and some minor assets still being served of of http as opposed to https which is why we are getting the errors and css problems. Sh
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14y ago
http://imgur.com/ByxfC21
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Weird bug with Hacker News CSS
(news.ycombinator.com)
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14y ago
There was a very interesting article last week about Josh Miele in the New York Times: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/03/nyregion/40-years-after-an... Someone threw acid on his face as a child, and the story narrates how he eventually ove
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14y ago
Super interesting. We could stretch the technical arguments though. The play/stream is broadcast exclusively for me, sure. But then again, see my point below about Spotify being peer to peer application. It is, from an interface perspective
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merinid
14y ago
Total aside, kind of interesting that Spotify is a peer to peer application.
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merinid
14y ago
Kind of old problem. The world has changed. Newer math now, like how much does Spotify actually pay people. Apparently Lady Gaga got $167 from one million plays of 'Poker Face'.
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merinid
14y ago
There's still good action on IRC, for those of you tired with Stack Overflow.
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The Latency Arms Race
(low-latency.com)
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merinid
14y ago
Most of the trading happens electronically anyways, though the humans on the floor are there to promote liquidity (but the hedge funds are now doing that) and act as a buffer to prevent things like flash crashes.
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merinid
14y ago
Very cool! Nice design too.
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merinid
14y ago
I would seriously consider going straight to AWS and starting to learn their APIs. It is a much scaleable service and is relied upon by startups that have actually reached web scale ( like Instagram ). Seen that your webapp is in node, you
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HTML/CSS/JS Art Hacks
(the389.com)
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merinid
14y ago
Hi there - I am happy to see you assert yourself and come back to the community with such a positive voice. Thank you for being open to the attention people have given you. Don't worry about giving back, but look forward to it. The idea wil
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14y ago
This is so funny. The author's description is great on github, really fooling you at times. Even if this isn't intended as a joke, the dedication to doing something fun to prove a point got me thinking about over engineering design patterns
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merinid
14y ago
Big Data is real. It's coming. There's no coincidence that the buzz is entering the feedback loop of our community consciousness. And it can do marvelous, marvelous things.
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merinid
14y ago
I agree, accessibility issues aside, the web is a language, and like every other language it evolves in order to be able to express more and more complicated ideas. Design is a language which changes too. Gawker and you may not be on the sa
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14y ago
Still think it is pricey compared to the specs on the Macbook Air.
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14y ago
Among many other things, we have a particular love for redis over at http://enigma.io - So much so, every single page's metadata is bootstrapped from redis, never needing to go to our persistent datastores that sit deeper in the stack. Si
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14y ago
What about Homebrew? http://mxcl.github.com/homebrew/ I have found it very effective for deploying basic web stacks locally. Others like http://www.macports.org/ .
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Ask HN: Network Architecture and Processes Visualization?
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Thousands complaining about deleted Yahoo Mail Accounts
(groups.yahoo.com)
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Ask HN: Is Freebase still alive?
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merinid
14y ago
Come on... these people never expected web scale nor should they have paid/designed/engineered for it (that said for the price they paid my comment is rather f *ing sarcastic)
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NASDAQ Executing Trades at a Loss
(ft.com)
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there are frameworks. bootstrap + express + node.js is basically crud app ready to go. any tweaking necessary is done in a day by a good programmer, and that day's reflection is actually important in the long end. the truth of the matter is
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14y ago
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