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Exclusive Apple Tablet Photos(macdaddyworld.com)
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by sanj 17y ago
Most systems have some sort of web interface these days.
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Having started PatientKeeper ( http://www.patientkeeper.com ), I feel like I have an informed opinion here. 1. Tablets have been around for a while. They didn't take off. I'm not sure why an iTablet would do any better. 2. The integrati
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That's awesome, and now I want one. What's funny is that back in '92 when I was supposed to buy my class ring, I didn't because of a budgeting decision. In the end, the money want towards a new hard drive to have a clean Linux (0.49.2!) i
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by sanj 17y ago
Given the factor of an 80-fold difference in this record-parsing benchmark, we suspect the absolute numbers for the Hadoop benchmarks in the comparison paper are inflated... Whoa! Those are some serious fighting words!
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But it is poorly written and a bad analogy. I can't think of a situation where I needed fried chicken to prevent my child from dying.
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Spend some time at a company that does this stuff daily. (Yes, I'm hiring.)
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* To think that Google’s DNS service is for the benefit of the Internet would be naive. * Google believe that making the internet better benefits them. They largely don't feel they need to monetize every niche there.
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Why is he listed as "Mr. Schmidt" rather than "Dr. Schmidt"?
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I believe that giving coins for inviting friends is explicitly disallowed in Facebook's TOS.
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The ability to give stuff away can make campaigns work. But is not a guarantee.
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If you're a developer, feel free to drop me a line directly: sanj<at>tripadvisor.com I don't think many people realize what we do here and how cool it is. Or how selective we are.
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by sanj 17y ago
You don't die when you aircraft engine stops. You glide. Every pilot has shot hundreds of landings w/o power. And, compared to a brake-seizure on a car, you've got lots of time to figure out what to do.
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by sanj 17y ago
What's missing here is the idea that you want to be able to grow with your startup over time. Being solely involved in startups -- especially since most fail -- only lets you see how an organization is run up to the size of the startup .
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Success has many fathers.
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Paper tigers certainly are frightening.
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by sanj 17y ago
Optimizing for your software project becoming big is the same as optimizing a car to hit a rock wall - you are optimizing for failure No you're not. You're optimizing a car that can survive running into a rock wall. If that's what the c
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Being part of the matrix
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The news about Dan has had this question kicking through my head for a day and night, primarily because I've never considered suicide, though I suspect I've been through a depressive bout when my life took an unexpected turn for much worse.
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by sanj 17y ago
Open source credit scores and history. Take down the oligopoly of the existing credit scoring companies by providing an open algorithm to determine scores. Change it as necessary. Educate people on how to improve the score. Provide the d
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by sanj 17y ago
This is wonderfully recursive: Glassdoor reporting on its own engineers' salaries. Even better is that the difference between the two salaries is almost a factor of 2! In a company of "6-15", that is a huge disparity. And I'd suspect that
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Glassdoor Senior Software Engineer Salary(glassdoor.com)
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There's something sad about the fact that there's a typo on the specs page: http://www.sgi.com/pdfs/4177.pdf "infrastruture"
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by sanj 17y ago
I do. Half my team is stay-at-home moms. The tech industry seems to believe that becoming parents has addled their brains. I'm pretty sure that engineering degrees from top colleges and a PhD in robotics from Oxford can survive formula an
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by sanj 17y ago
"I think I just really feared working for the Man." vs. "worked in IBM’s mergers and acquisitions department..." How much more of the man can you work for?
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by sanj 17y ago
Has anyone explored using user agent sniffing to serve up completely different pages for IE6? Create a set of simple vanilla pages (much like you might for mobile) that are independent so that you don't mess up modern browsers with the hac
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by sanj 17y ago
It is time for Startup School to take to the ocean. I think we should charter one of these vessels and sale around the South Pacific while building our companies. We could fit 100 companies on board, charge each $100/day and turn a profit:
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by sanj 17y ago
I find it useful to find out who wrote articles that are in areas as contentious as this: W. Bradford Wilcox is the director of the National Marriage Project at the University of Virginia and a senior fellow at the Institute for American V
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by sanj 17y ago
Any insights into the "fat pivot" problem?
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by sanj 17y ago
You're exactly right. Any insert will end up incrementing every node on its right. Any deletion, will end up decrementing every node on its left. It's possible you could do the deletions silently, because you don't actually care about gap

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