shuri

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by shuri 14y ago
It's actually very hard (at least or even) for humans to categorize twitter users as spammer/fake or real.
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by shuri 14y ago
I agree with the sentiment. I just wanted to point out that you could own your own domain and point it at posterous. Not perfect, but still.
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by shuri 14y ago
there's a fine line between fighting bullying and bullying the bullies.
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by shuri 14y ago
An attempt to set academic knowledge free should be celebrated and commended not penalized. Certainly not used to bully people like this.
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by shuri 14y ago
because the government used to be accountable
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by shuri 14y ago
It takes a lot of character to look at a lot of money in the eye and say no thanks.
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by shuri 14y ago
Very nice. Some thoughts. The old slideshow was amazingly annoying. You click, it slides by slowly but doesn't reveal the text. You wait some more until the text slowly fades in...nope not interesting. You click again. I would still make t
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by shuri 14y ago
I liked outliers. It could have been more direct but I liked it.
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by shuri 14y ago
I suspect people will disagree but my top two would be: 1. Yahoo is not Google and that's o.k 2. Take the time to understand Yahoo before doing anything drastic.
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by shuri 14y ago
very cool
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by shuri 14y ago
If the hole that let them in hasn't been closed yet, changing the password will make that password vulnerable, right?
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by shuri 15y ago
So what would you do if you were Godaddy? I say it would have to come from Daddy himself. He would have to say something to the effect of: Obviously we have mistepped here and we are taking it as a wake-up call. We are here because of our c
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by shuri 15y ago
captcha...
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by shuri 15y ago
I agree with the general sentiment of more respect for the users privacy. However, if you don't block all facebook social widgets completely, facebook will receive that information anyway and then this just seems like an inconvenience. Righ
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by shuri 15y ago
I wonder if he has the rights to use the code himself and/or allow others to use the code. The code is likely a product of a combination of specs, discussions, and his own work.
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by shuri 15y ago
my 2c. Nice design (graphics). I would make the first page seem less busy. BuiltWith is going to be a tough competitor. You need to match them (precision/recall) and add stuff that they don't have (trending techs? Add info: who is the host
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by shuri 15y ago
It's really nice to see Google with a clear direction, operate with determination, going "all in", consolidate it's different offerings into something that will, I'm guessing, be greater than the sum of the parts.
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by shuri 15y ago
I was hoping to see more discussion on the actual premise here. For example, should dropbox open source? Should squarespace open source? What did reddit get out of open sourcing (karma?)? Wordpress obviously benefited from of an amazing sup
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Xerox shows Steve Jobs 3 things (1979)(youtube.com)
1 points by shuri 15y ago|0 comments
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by shuri 16y ago
What would be interesting is if a random set of the unaccepted got the same opportunities as the accepted. But that's not possible... Instead what yc needs to do is accept a control group and see if there is any correlation between being ch
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by shuri 16y ago
The question is how can you get UberMedia on board.
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by shuri 16y ago
This is a relevant research paper I found interesting: "Several differences exist between healthy perfectionists and the dysfunctional perfectionists..." http://www.gifted.uconn.edu/NRCGT/reports/rm99140/rm99140.pd...
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by shuri 16y ago
He seems to be doing a lot of good stuff: http://thisweekin.com , the launch conference http://launch.is , http://openangelforum.com/
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by shuri 16y ago
Could this be a move to get the H.264 patent holders to release their patent hold on the standard?
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by shuri 16y ago
25%± 1%
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by shuri 16y ago
technical details?
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Decision-making and some service changes(blog.historio.us)
1 points by shuri 16y ago|0 comments
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by shuri 16y ago
In memcached, caching smaller things should allow more to be cached. On the Postgres side, when the disks are hard at work any access is expensive but reading less should still help. Depending on the query you can try to get it to read less
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by shuri 16y ago
Start with graceful degradation when things get tough? (Less comments, top friends,...).
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by shuri 16y ago
The guy should rename _his_ language to issue 9 and he will get the good will and publicity :).

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