onecreativenerd

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   by onecreativenerd 12y ago

   I'm testing it out and it seems pretty legit if you need a big, big key value store and don't want to wrangle redis or memcached shards. Non-Java drivers are a bit behind, but nothing seems to have the same 95%tile latency, fast f
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   by onecreativenerd 14y ago

   The export feature would be really awesome if it could handle larger documents! Also, sharing a document with someone else seems to throw an exception when they try to sign in...
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   How to use Gmail to destroy your relationship with your investors and customers(iamnotaprogrammer.com)

   154 points by onecreativenerd 14y ago|154 comments
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   by onecreativenerd 14y ago

   The background music is a little distracting. It would be nice if it were at the same volume the whole time. Other than that, I wouldn't have minded if you talked faster, but I have an attention deficit. :)
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   by onecreativenerd 14y ago

   Actually, you can put the monitor on the keyboard shelf, and the keyboard on the desk.
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   by onecreativenerd 14y ago

   I had to do a little shimming of the shelf bracket, since the legs were not perfectly straight, but no wobbling here either.
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   by onecreativenerd 14y ago

   The height of the shelf is perfect for sitting. You can put a laptop/monitor on it and the keyboard below for some variety.
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   A standing desk for $22(iamnotaprogrammer.com)

   412 points by onecreativenerd 14y ago|178 comments
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   by onecreativenerd 15y ago

   I believe a haptic tablet experiment is in order...
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    How much does a startup cost?(opani.com)

    53 points by onecreativenerd 15y ago|6 comments
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    by onecreativenerd 15y ago

    Here's a first pass at auto-discovering topics in that text using LDA (Latent Dirichlet Allocation) in R: http://opani.com/ryan/sarah-palin-email-topics/148845806827/ The biggest deficiency now is the stopwords list is not working 100% so
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    by onecreativenerd 16y ago

    thanks, that's good feedback. we are actually using ec2 (you can even use your own AMI image). intended message: we give you the tools you already use and make the ux of scaling to bigger data and getting meaning out of it effortless. we sh
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    Pinkyslang, like urban dictionary for hand gestures(pinkyslang.com)

    1 points by onecreativenerd 16y ago|0 comments
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    by onecreativenerd 16y ago

    mouseover the image
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    by onecreativenerd 16y ago

    Ah, but that might skew the results... maybe not too much, though since it's only manipulating the root document? However, cross-domain permission would be broken for javascript inside the site. If you look at the bottom of ui.js, you can s
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    by onecreativenerd 16y ago

    I am only measuring the "onDOMContentLoaded" or jQuery's cross-browser equivalent. It's certainly possible for pages to load objects after that using javascript, which "cheats" a little for purposes of this comparison. What really matters i
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    by onecreativenerd 16y ago

    You might be right. I considered that, but it doesn't have as much of an impact factor on the user, which is really important for getting the word out about performance (why the site exists in the first place). I probably doesn't matter too
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    by onecreativenerd 16y ago

    I believe Bing loads images asynchronously after the DOM content has loaded.
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    by onecreativenerd 16y ago

    try moving the mouse around over the images and then look at your CPU graph