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by rorrr 15y ago
I don't see how any sane site would block its content with an ad.
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Ask HN: how do you find investors?
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by rorrr 15y ago
You're not answering the questions, but rather reply with a ridiculous testimony of some random person (even if it's true, it's one data point).
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by rorrr 15y ago
Your server is awful. 503.
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by rorrr 15y ago
Now that's impressive.
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by rorrr 15y ago
Our photo process is lightjet chemical process, most other companies use either a digital or inject process which is not as good as chemical photographic process. I bet 99.9% of customers cannot tell the difference between prints ma
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by rorrr 15y ago
No need to email errors, you can AJAX it to whatever event tracking/aggregating system you prefer. I love Splunk (which is pretty expensive too for large projects), but there are open source alternatives.
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by rorrr 15y ago
The pricing is insane. I just looked at one of the projects I worked on, at 300 req/sec, this will cost $1080 per hour or $25K/day (if I didn't mess up the math). Seriously, who is rich enough to pay that much?
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by rorrr 15y ago
Or you could just do this: 1) http://mattsnider.com/languages/javascript/window-onerror-ev... 2) http://mattsnider.com/javascript/catching-all-javascript-err... I have no idea what kind of lazy developer would pay so much money for this
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by rorrr 15y ago
I doubt your "higher quality" product claim. Most photo printers today use pretty much the same machines, give you many paper options. "Much better experience" is just a speculation. You are a premium product indeed, price-wise.
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by rorrr 15y ago
There are tons of competitors with much lower prices. They will need a lot of luck.
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by rorrr 15y ago
Yet another startup with tons of competitors and no real innovation.
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by rorrr 15y ago
Even after today's surge (+75%), its market capitalization is $6.11B. Yesterday's market cap: $3.5B. Why would HP pay 3X its market value?
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by rorrr 15y ago
http://www.ted.com/talks/view/lang/eng//id/450
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by rorrr 15y ago
Since it's tailored to lawyers, make it obvious that you only store the DOC files for the duration of the comparison, and then you delete them from the server. And not just delete them, but fill the files with random data before deleting th
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by rorrr 15y ago
That's why bitcoins are important.
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by rorrr 15y ago
I really would love to see this work, but I have very very strong doubts. I hope you've done your market research, and aren't wasting time creating this website. I've done scientific research, got published, so I saw this process first hand
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by rorrr 15y ago
So here are the two versions: http://marketbrief.com/goog/10q/quarterly-report/2011/5/10/7... http://sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1288776/00011931251113442... They look pretty identical to me. Plus sec.gov has the June 30th report that M
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by rorrr 15y ago
So?
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by rorrr 15y ago
So who is the target audience? Finance pros can already read SEC filings. SEO is the only obvious source of traffic and money I can think of.
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by rorrr 15y ago
.00037 mph = 0.0065 inches/sec = 0.165 mm/sec
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by rorrr 15y ago
That's not what their pricing page tells us. It's actually very expensive.
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by rorrr 15y ago
OS X is still a tiny share of the market. This demo works just fine on Windows.
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by rorrr 15y ago
I have pretty much the opposite experience with USPS. Got almost no spam, maybe 10-20% of my mail, mostly sent by local businesses and free local newspapers. It's not a monopoly. Forgot about UPS, DHL and FedEx? Their employees are usually
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by rorrr 15y ago
Google has rate limiting protection from a single IP. If you make too many requests, they send you to a captcha page.
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by rorrr 15y ago
If it brings down the site, you might get into trouble. It's totally consider DoS.
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by rorrr 15y ago
> Testing in Devon, the difference in performance between 2G and 3G phones is staggering: the former has 97% call robustness, the latter only 95%. What’s 2%? Actually it means you’re 66% more likely that any given call will fail on 3G
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by rorrr 15y ago
This sounds awesome.
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by rorrr 15y ago
Shutterfly and 20 other photo printing companies, and much much cheaper too. PicPlum charges $7/month for 15 4x6" photos (that's 46c per photo). PePhoto or PhotoCheap charge 6c per photo, which makes PicPlum 7.7 times more expensive. Seriou
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by rorrr 15y ago
Every time I want to use Bing for some advanced searches, I'm lost. Like if I want to find something within the last 24 hours, how do you do it?

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