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961.
by seiji 13y ago
Because http://xkcd.com/732/
962.
by seiji 13y ago
a bias towards people who use MacBooks. and iPhones and iPads and android phones and kindle tablets and .... Web traffic for some (most?) sites is already tipping over the half-mobile-usage direction (where "mobile" means "
963.
by seiji 13y ago
A mouse? That's one of those archaic precursors to multitouch trackpads, right?
964.
by seiji 13y ago
The Amazon USPS Sunday shipping has started too. I ordered something Friday and it showed up at 10am today (Today is Sunday, for those of you reading in the future).
965.
by seiji 13y ago
UAV quadcopters are kinda amazing and getting amazing-er by the year. (I spent too long looking over http://www.helipal.com this weekend.) You can buy one for under $400 with auto-hover, GPS return-to-home, and built in cameras
966.
by seiji 13y ago
The Monoprice 27" (using the same panel as the Apple Thunderbolt display) is under $400 this weekend: http://www.monoprice.com/Product?c_id=109&cp_id=10909&cs_id=... I have one beside the same size thunderbolt
967.
by seiji 13y ago
When talking with nerds and you ask "Do we really need to do X?" the answer will always be yes regardless of the implication of the action.
968.
by seiji 13y ago
People say "phone hacking," but weren't they just using default from-the-factory four digit PINs on voicemails that the owners never thought to change?
969.
by seiji 13y ago
Do we know if it was more than what the commit said? The reverse said it was a policy violation to have him commit it directly. It didn't actually say anything about being a he-man-woman-hater.
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by seiji 13y ago
You shouldn't need haproxy in the loop at all. If your redis client is Sentinel-aware, you ask your client directly "give me the redis master server" and it asks Sentinel which server is master. The only ip address involved
971.
by seiji 13y ago
That's in the plan, it's just not implemented yet. (It's implied under the Note: Redis Cluster in the future will allow users to perform synchronous writes when absolutely needed. ) Something like: SYNC 3 SET key va
972.
by seiji 13y ago
"Seeing Eye People" -- someone to guide you through the world while you text and walk crowded streets: http://improveverywhere.com/2013/04/30/seeing-eye-people/
973.
by seiji 13y ago
Rule 13: http://www.paulgraham.com/13sentences.html
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by seiji 13y ago
such that u1 only connects to single node for it's keys. Do other people use index servers? The redis cluster client in your programming language will know the entire current redis cluster state. The redis cluster client will auto
975.
by seiji 13y ago
Now you have to deal with multiple ports, startup scripts etc etc That's just what happens when you live with production systems. Not every service in the world gives you a dev/staging/production server with "curl git
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by seiji 13y ago
Success! There is a chance I overestimated the amount of frustration people who aren't me want to feel while edumacating themselves. Don't worry. The project is dead. There is no fear of me trying to teach you anything that way
977.
by seiji 13y ago
Thanks! The secret sauce is http://www.chachatelier.fr/latexit/ with export to PDF.
978.
by seiji 13y ago
They're designed to be frustrating at first so you'll figure out what you're missing. You know you know the material when you can understand everything at the speed it's presented. (Chopping everything in 2-5 minute blo
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by seiji 13y ago
A 40 minute TV show (scripted, non-reality) easily costs $1-3M to make. I tried to produce some online learning videos recently. Doing it myself took 10 hours of post-production work to create 1 minute of final content. After making 10
980.
by seiji 13y ago
Billions of people are connected to each other like never before All controlled by about 5 corporations at the top.
981.
by seiji 13y ago
Now prove each of those titles isn't auto-generated by the HN headline generator.
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by seiji 13y ago
4. public figures using twitter who don't understand how it works. "I #love twitter and my #followers!" "We had #pickles at the #Senate cafeteria today lolz!"
983.
by seiji 13y ago
All systems end up having waste. Would you deny the millions it would help because maybe 50,000 people use their extra money on drugs, $2000 hand bags, and $500 designer belts?
984.
by seiji 13y ago
I've been flag free for over two (three?) years now. No big loss.
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by seiji 13y ago
Recruiting for a company that has fans (actual, fanatic fans) can be tricky. Sometimes you can play the candidate's enthusiasm against them. Sometimes they come in with unrealistic expectations and burn out in six months. Sometime
986.
by seiji 13y ago
I liked this sidenote in the article: "made their founders billionaires (New Economy founders typically retain large blocks of their own stock)" Histoically, founders gave up most of their equity to investors. "A" round
987.
by seiji 13y ago
PostgreSQL has native json support now. What else is missing? Just a protocol implementation? I'd love to see MongoDB give up and become a PostgreSQL consultancy. Everybody I talk to in the field has the exact same Mongo story: &qu
988.
by seiji 13y ago
Office is ubiquitous because it was better than all of its competitors, and largely still is. ...which was entirely a result of their abusing monopoly power. god help any part of the technology sector they choose to target. With the mar
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by seiji 13y ago
Meta irrelevancy.
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by seiji 13y ago
Google spent a few billion dollars to buy an office building: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/12/03/nyregion/03building.html?_... (they later expanded it for even more). eBay's 6th Ave office costs $2-3

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