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by slackerIII 15y ago
We do. http://www.audiogalaxy.com/misc/developer
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by slackerIII 15y ago
If you are interested in this problem but can't get into the beta yet, check out my app: http://www.audiogalaxy.com . You have to leave your home computer running, but it is totally free, available outside of the US, and has both Android a
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by slackerIII 15y ago
Antitrust laws might slow that plan down.
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by slackerIII 15y ago
What makes you think it doesn't work? Specifically, what do you mean by "work"?
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by slackerIII 15y ago
The metric the families probably care about is how the childrens' careers compare to the parents. Dirt poor immigrant to corporate America in one generation sounds pretty good to me.
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by slackerIII 15y ago
Will this allow them to increase clock speeds? They mention a 37% perf increase, but I don't know what exactly they mean by that.
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by slackerIII 15y ago
> Great, and that's all you should've done in this case I doubt that is what the lawyers said.
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by slackerIII 15y ago
Any idea how many employees Wufoo has? And how many are engineers/designers?
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by slackerIII 15y ago
For 1, at least as I hear it used in the tech industry, I think there is some connotation of doing it later. More like defer than give up entirely.
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by slackerIII 15y ago
Just think of the fear as practice for all the times at the startup you'll be terrified that you've wasted N years of your life on something that suddenly looks bleak. Then try to erode it with rationality, or just think about how much fun
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by slackerIII 15y ago
I guess the next company he investigates knows what to do now.
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by slackerIII 15y ago
I think the point is that creating a collision when data + fileSize is hashed is much harder than just creating a collision when hashing data alone. Raymond explains it well: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/oldnewthing/archive/2004/05/19/13493...
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by slackerIII 16y ago
Do you know how many were engineers/designers?
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by slackerIII 16y ago
Do you know how big the team is? I'm curious how much talent $25M buys.
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by slackerIII 16y ago
The fundamental problem at Microsoft is that building your career is a better (more lucrative) use of your time than building your product. You can be successful there without ever making a successful product. Microsoft acquired my startu
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by slackerIII 16y ago
I really enjoyed it when my EE professors would simply erase components of a circuit diagram if they didn't matter and they made things complicated. I think that had an impact on my approach to solving problems.
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by slackerIII 16y ago
This is the kind of bullshit that makes this day painful -- I wasted my time reading the first part of it.
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by slackerIII 16y ago
If you are going to try a standing desk, make sure to buy an anti-fatigue mat. It makes a big difference in how much foot pain you'll experience, even if you are standing on carpet + padding.
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by slackerIII 16y ago
Yeah, send me an email (see profile) and I'll try to let you know.
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by slackerIII 16y ago
Thanks! That was my first lesson in how inspiring constraints can be -- we didn't have the resources to make a good client UI, so we put it on the website instead.
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by slackerIII 16y ago
IMHO, our setup is easier for normal people and our UI is simpler. And, it is totally free -- no "suggested donation" to get your license key.
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by slackerIII 16y ago
Yeah, everything was browser based, except for the small app that ran on the desktop. We handled all the queues and the download scheduling on the server though -- no need for the client to open anything.
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by slackerIII 16y ago
No -- we want to focus on making the best music experience possible right now.
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by slackerIII 16y ago
Everything looks fine on my end. Shoot me an email (see my profile) and we'll figure it out. YC doesn't hit quite as hard as LifeHacker did last year. :)
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by slackerIII 16y ago
Not yet -- I am bummed we haven't been able to make it happen yet but it is definitely on the list.
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by slackerIII 16y ago
It did. We are some of the same folks, but a totally different service now.
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by slackerIII 16y ago
If you want a free service to stream your music from your home computer to your work computer/android/iOS device, check out my service: http://www.audiogalaxy.com Since we don't store the music in the cloud, we don't have any size limits
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by slackerIII 16y ago
What do you guys do with tmux? (as opposed to screen)
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by slackerIII 16y ago
If you are interested in music related APIs, my company ( http://www.audiogalaxy.com ) has a draft API that lets you browse and play your music collection remotely. We support mp3, aac, flac, wma, vorbis, and get your playlists out of iTun
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by slackerIII 16y ago
So here is a question for my fellow programmers -- how do you practice writing better code deliberately?

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