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by sayhello 15y ago
Java is definitely on the roadmap. We have been out of touch with the java universe for a few years, but we'd like to provide a great experience.
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by sayhello 15y ago
Thanks for your thoughts, PabloOsinaga. I am just spitting out ideas without deep thought but a discussion might prove fruitful. It could come down to certain types of data, some to be ignored, some to be careful of (like data or code), oth
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by sayhello 15y ago
You are right, having a binary diffing mechanism would make it simpler to implement, but that diffing mechanism would be hard to implement! We've thought about going pure diff at the beginning and decided that to implement that method will
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by sayhello 15y ago
With what we have today, code on our pre-configured RoR stack will work on heroku. What we have in the works is detecting if you have e.g. Redis and subscribing to that "addon" for you.
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by sayhello 15y ago
Thanks for the feedback. We're always looking to improve.
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by sayhello 15y ago
Thank you for your comment. It was a problem for us. After a few hardware failures we had had enough! If you want an account, please sign up at stackrocket.com and sent me an email. I'd love to chat more and see how we can make your life ea
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by sayhello 15y ago
Thanks! Fix coming right up
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by sayhello 15y ago
We do have a product and a couple of companies as users. That said, we're in private beta. If you're interested, sign up and shoot me an email. I'd like to learn more about what you're interested in.
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by sayhello 15y ago
We are python devs and we do have a django stack =) If you want an account, please sign up and send me an email with your HN username. I could also make you a flask stack. My email is in another thread or in my profile.
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by sayhello 15y ago
Openstack and cloudfoundry are attempts to standardize server infrastructures. They aim to make it easy to have your own private AWS. A possible future for us would be to have easy deployment in your private "cloud", similar to vmware's clo
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by sayhello 15y ago
Hey pokezat, sign up at stackrocket.com and ping me at oyiptong -at- stackrocket.com with your HN username. I'll send you an invite.
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by sayhello 15y ago
Why do you think it's crappy? We might use blueprint in the future and contribute to the project. I think Matt and Richard are great guys. That said, we offer more than blueprint, so it's not a clone.
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by sayhello 15y ago
You are right. It's very similar to vagrant. When we started implementing our idea, we did not know about vagrant. The vagrant functionality is part of what we do, but we also have a hosted service and offer access control to your team. We
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by sayhello 15y ago
Olivier here, a stackrocket co-founder. We only support Mac os x at the moment as a client, and Linux as the dev environment. That said, we will be looking to expand at some point. At this stage, we want to make sure we nail down the correc
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by sayhello 15y ago
I've owned 4 SSD's: 2 Intels and 2 OCZ's. The first OCZ was a Vertex 2 180GB and failed after 1 month. I got it RMA'd and received my second Vertex 2. That one failed after 2.5 months. Both intels are still running strong. I'm also surprise
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by sayhello 15y ago
That's assuming they want to make money. It seems to me their mandate is to make everyone's lives better. This looks like a project to define web standards for the future. It also looks like they've got enough to last them for a bit.
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by sayhello 15y ago
I'm curious, what problems do they have?
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by sayhello 15y ago
Sure, Vbox has kernel support for guest OSes. As far as being a hypervisor however, Vbox is strictly a type 2, i.e. it needs a host OS to run and resources are allocated to it. In contrast, Xen and KVM are type 1 hypervisors, meaning they t
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by sayhello 15y ago
VirtualBox is a user-level virtualization tool. It is not as efficient as a system-level one like Xen or KVM. i.e. Vbox is an application that runs at the same level as say... apache or nginx as opposed to KVM and Xen which work at a lower
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by sayhello 16y ago
Perhaps you could try python, numpy, twisted, inline callbacks and one of the python opencl packages. Inline callbacks are syntactic sugar included recent versions of twisted that make your code look synchronous while still running on the e
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by sayhello 16y ago
Does that include dialects? For instance I speak French and English on a bilingual level, but also a type of French creole. It would help to know the motivation for the poll for my vote to be meaningful e.g. if you're trying to correlate la
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by sayhello 16y ago
I'm also doing a startup in the stock photo industry. As a tech guy that's new to this industry, I've learnt a lot of things. So far, its been hard attracting pro photographers to the Microstock movement. Some have made the jump, iStockPhot
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by sayhello 16y ago
As I pointed out to davidw, I was not talking about generated emails. It was emails from humans, including from caker himself. I have no idea what kind of storage strategy they are using, but if I got support tickets filed because i'm doing
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by sayhello 16y ago
No. Its emails from human beings. Perhaps I got bad nodes... but I had just short of 10 slices if my memory serves me right
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by sayhello 16y ago
I've used linode for a short while and am still using slicehost. If your apps are disk I/O heavy, go for slicehost, if you're looking for more RAM, linode may be a good choice. My stuff was not CPU heavy at the time, so I have no comments o
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by sayhello 16y ago
I used to have this OCDish behavior with HN & twitter, but then it took too much of my life. Since I stopped both, I sleep more and consequently code better. Some gems don't get upvoted, and that's ok; I'll discover it eventually someho
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by sayhello 17y ago
Thanks for the test and the book ref. I didn't do good on this quiz, I scored 30%. I'll check out the books. This appears to be great stuff, glancing at Cialdini's wikipedia entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Cialdini
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by sayhello 17y ago
Thanks for the negotiation book references, these look along the lines of what I want to know. I think I should edit the post to add more context... right now it looks like I want to manipulate people, this is not what I intended to convey
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by sayhello 17y ago
I've heard of the Dale Carnegie book and other similar ones like them. Its not exactly what I'm looking for. I like to think I'm an OK guy and I am usually genuinely interested in people... however, I'm quite the geek and sometimes lack emp
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Ask HN: Books on how to "influence" people?
8 points by sayhello 17y ago|12 comments

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