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Posterous is hiring Rails, Infrastructure and Android Engineers
(posterous.com)
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Simplest and most concise Twitter OAuth implementation
(twoism.posterous.com)
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Posterous is hiring Rails Engineers and Infrastructure Engineers - San Francisco We're a YC-funded startup that's working on posting the world's information. We're just 7 engineers and looking to hire people who love the consumer web, belie
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Better rate limiting with HAProxy
(blog.serverfault.com)
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Ask HN: webmetrics/pingdom alternative for global response times?
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Usually it means using a hardware solution like Intruguard or going through a third party vendor that resells Intruguard and/or other proprietary anti-DDOS technology. We've opted to use Gigenet, and they're holding the line right now quite
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They better. So far so good.
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It's tough -- if someone is hitting you at > 1gbps, that exceeds a gigabit ethernet port -- typically on shared services you only pay for that much. Any more than that and it affects all the other customers on the shared network. So yes
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Custom domains are unaffected, no action needed.
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We're getting about 500k packets per second, 500mbps to 1.5gbps peak, it's a synflood from a botnet. Typically we can IP hop and null-route the old IP's. That usually buys us about a day until the botnet phones home to get the new IP's, at
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Ad man Alex Bogusky annotates a recent Fast Company article about him
(alexbogusky.posterous.com)
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I voted it up because its a pain point that I experienced recently. I suspect anyone who tries to map out a schedule for a project has in the past searched in vain for something like this. I ended up buying OmniPlan. But maybe that's not ne
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CNAMEs totally work -- the problem is that they override MX records. Earlier on we used to encourage users to use CNAMEs, but then they would inadvertantly lose ALL their email, even if we tried to explain to them that they shouldn't use CN
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Sorry you feel that way. A lot of our users have been thankful for a personal response. I think we can agree to disagree here.
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How Microsoft may interview candidates has no bearing on what they may direct them to do once hired.
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Posterous is hiring frontend and backend engineers, Rails preferred but not required -- http://posterous.com/jobs Located in the Mission, San Francisco. Great warehouse loft space, all you can drink beer, soda, juice, competitive salary a
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My faves include http://jamlegend.com http://gotreehouse.com/
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Friction in Human-Computer Symbiosis: Kasparov on Chess
(blog.palantirtech.com)
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Added. This is a great option.
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SOMA just has a rather metallic personality. The rest of SF generally has a lot of history and character. SOMA is mainly young urban professionals, many of whom commute to Silicon Valley or peninsula jobs via Caltrain or driving (easy acces
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Thanks, you're right. Fixed!
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I've never lived in Sunnyvale. Where would you recommend? Near downtown? Also agree about Millbrae being boring. I put it there because its kind of a sweet spot due to multiple transit options (both Caltrain and BART). Most startups will be
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Added! I agree, Berkeley rocks. But very far from Palo Alto / Sand Hill.
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Guide to where your cofounders should live in the SF Bay
(maps.google.com)
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A whole class of Internet startups, including AirBnb (YC-funded) are affected by this anti-competitive legislation pushed forward by big-money NYC hotel interests.
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Save NYC sublets and vacation rentals from anti-competitive bill
(savenysublets.com)
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IPhone 4 Antenna problem is UX: What the user doesn't know makes them happy.
(garry.posterous.com)
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This is great feedback. We hope to get this in soon. Thanks very much for the support and suggestions.
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Amen.
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Warm intros from influentials. YC helped us a bunch, as did our existing network.
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