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rburhum
13y ago
Doesn't have to be ajax. Can be websockets
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As somebody that has held six different US immigration statuses during a span of a couple of decades, I can almost assure you there is no malice behind this and just pure bureaucratic incompetence. I once had a paper that was supposed to ar
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rburhum
13y ago
What about two columns? One for popular and another one that peeks the top 10 new ones and keeps updating.
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13y ago
You would be surprised to find out how much processing 400GB of geodata needs sometimes. 7 days in a normal machine to do some non-trivial analysis of OpenStreetMap data. Hadoop can reduce that to hours instead.
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13y ago
eh... YES
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13y ago
Among many other things, with this, MS can now compete with Google Maps. Although they already had a partnership with Nokia, having them with a tighter team integration is a different story. I am sure both MS and Google will do drastic inno
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Low-cost drones for mapping
(slideslive.com)
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13y ago
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13y ago
Thank you for the article. It was a great read. About other comments, don't worry too much about them. Everybody that doesn't run their own company is an expert in startups these days.
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14y ago
Can somebody comment about this vs MessagePack please?
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14y ago
My gf started using Instacart and I completely fell in love with it. A few days ago, my gf started complaining about some sort of $3 extra charges she noticed. Being a startup founder myself, I reminded her that they are trying to build a
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The Flawed Economics of Closed Government Data
(mapbrief.com)
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14y ago
Wow. The producers are more sharks than the sharks themselves. This reminds me of those places where people pay to pitch. What a rip-off.
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14y ago
Please let's just let this topic die. I think I have seen 4 high-ranking HN threads about this already. Probably, this comment of mine is not helping the situation either. sigh.
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14y ago
Because their main site is down. It is being DDOS.
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14y ago
They are getting DDOS http://venturebeat.com/2013/03/21/sendgrid-under-ddos-attack...
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14y ago
Having experienced PyCon for the first time this year, I am extremely saddened by how these events have unfolded. Ironically, I think this particular issue is eclipsing how female and kid friendly this conference is. I have attended and spo
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14y ago
I live in SF. I am immune to feeling remotely discomforted by actions/sights/conversations like that.
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14y ago
Only two of those are relevant. With the right content, a third one may also work. The rest, you can ignore
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14y ago
Exactly. Remember the Neo Geo? Arcade-quality games... better than any other console of its time! The price point killed it.
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14y ago
You are right. I should have clarified that price point is important when competing technologies are somewhat good enough. The GameCube was competing with ps2 and Xbox at the time. Hardly equivalent. Think a about it this way: A 33Mhz pro
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Sadly, no matter what kind of hardware/specs it has, the price point is too high. One reason the Wii took over back a huge chunk of the market was the price point (yes, you can also talk about the novel controllers, games, etc, but it is ha
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14y ago
You are interpreting "Karma" in the Reddit/HNs/Whatever-Internet-Social-Site sense. I am not talking about any exchange or point system whatsoever. I mean Karma in the original buddhist definition instead.
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14y ago
As somebody that consumes OS like a maniac, thank you! Next time I am in TX I will take you up on that offer :)
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In case you are running Chrome and Java refuses to run, this is a screenshot I just captured while Landsat 7 was over SF less than an hour ago http://i.imgur.com/NXKCKBY.jpg
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Satellite data being collected/streamed (semi) live
(earthnow.usgs.gov)
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14y ago
I will checkout tmux. Thank you!
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In my experience, I rely heavily on what I consider "Open Source Karma". There are a handful of projects that I use very frequently and my entire (geospatial) industry relies on. For every single one of those, I contribute something . exam
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I freaked out when I found out about the "screen" command several years back. "screen" starts a virtual screen that you can detach from with "ctrl-a d" and you can log out, login from a different machine/session and reattach with "screen -r
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The Art of Asking
(youtube.com)
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14y ago
Thanks for letting me know yellowbkpk. I was switching servers and you probably accessed it during the 10 minute downtime we had scheduled.
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