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12y ago
I got out of web development in general (I still do it now and then) because there's too many idiots writing bad code, and then clients asking me to fix up bad code ... and then expecting to pay the same rates as the cowboy who wrote t
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12y ago
wow. just wow. Then I noticed "PHP" and then I was enlightened.
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Show HN: A glockenspiel for (your) kids
(simonwaite.com)
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12y ago
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opless
12y ago
How does your dump compare to app annie? ( www.appannie.com )
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opless
12y ago
TAKE MY MONEY!
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opless
12y ago
That's cool. Had very disapproving looks as folk wandered past my desk :)
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opless
12y ago
No probs. Quite a good write up apart from that :-)
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12y ago
"Livermore is home to two of the fasted supercomputers in the world" I think it means "fastest". Don't people proofread any more? sigh
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opless
12y ago
How does it compare with spotify?
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opless
12y ago
why not just download the rdf triples then? https://developers.google.com/freebase/data
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12y ago
It's something to move forward with, that's for sure.
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12y ago
What are you 'computing' exactly?
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opless
12y ago
Are you both in the same industry? Would your product/site confuse anyone (Lanham(sp?) act - I'm assuming you're in the US) ? Would it be detrimental to your business to rename? What are the facts here? Do YOU think they have
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12y ago
One word: Don't. 1. Never accept equity from a start up, unless you're sure they'll succeed. 2. Never give away equity as a start up, as you'll probably lose everything and they could walk off with all the IP. (Yes, I do
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opless
12y ago
The whole blog entry was a complete poor me post. Sigh.
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opless
12y ago
No one cares what technology you're using. Just fscking do your prototype in whatever language that you're comfortable with.
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opless
12y ago
I'm sure they get their data from wikipedia, here's a start http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DBpedia
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12y ago
Unfortunately around '99 "the powers that be" (NIST and IEC, if memory serves) decided to stop the confusion between SI units and (the usual) power-of-two usage. Now it's Xebibytes for power-of-two and regular SI units f
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12y ago
Paywalled, clickbait. etc. Flagged.
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opless
12y ago
After reading Bug's other article I certainly agree with you.
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opless
12y ago
advert paid for by 'castlight', apparently
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opless
12y ago
I'm assumed that you'll need a valid social security number. But actually, no according to http://www.sba.gov/blogs/starting-business-us-foreign-nation... which was the fourth link when googling for "cre
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12y ago
"Connect to iPhone", perhaps? :)
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opless
12y ago
Sounds like the author was doing 'dodgy stuff', and you can probably bet that customers were likely compensated somehow.
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opless
12y ago
if you're looking for loons, look no further than 'captain cyborg' http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Warwick
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12y ago
No investor cares about what language your product is written in. No client does either. Use what gets the job done, think a little about scalability and modularity from the start. Don't optimise until you have plenty of data. Over thi
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opless
12y ago
Yup, it's been shown that the accuracy of a set of poor classifiers together can be greater than a known 'good' classifier. The implication is that there's no single 'perfect' classifier for a problem, engineer
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12y ago
Additional, the beaglebone black is a nice board too ... but unfortunately there has been upwards of six months with no supply. I did see an announcement of a feature-limited clone, but it's not appeared on my radar since. If you still
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12y ago
Have a look at the Cubieboard, and the PCDuino - But be aware many on ebay are based on the A10 which at 1GHz are reasonably quick, the newer ones (hence more expensive) are based on the A20 and more development is done on those these days.
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12y ago
Hmm ... looking at it, it smells pretty bad to me. http://www.wired.com/2012/08/glacier/ But then I'm cynical.
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