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Ask Joel Spolsky: Pricing – what changed?
67 points by sorenbs 14y ago|23 comments
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TrafficCOM - collect and share automobile and bicycle traffic count data(kickstarter.com)
1 points by sorenbs 14y ago|0 comments
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Andy Rubin no longer leading Android, replaced by Chrome exec Sundar Pichai(engadget.com)
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by sorenbs 14y ago
The talk of changing hardware configurations of the servers leads me to believe that the beta was either poorly designed or someone didn't like the result and for some reason decided to push forward with the launch without addressing the pr
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What does it take to turn around a Web company?(pandodaily.com)
1 points by sorenbs 14y ago|0 comments
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FoodSpotting aquired by OpenTable(press.opentable.com)
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by sorenbs 14y ago
Tank you.
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by sorenbs 14y ago
Would be interesting to hear more about how the different book packages worked out. Was it worth it to make the instruction videos and interviews?
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by sorenbs 14y ago
It's amazing how many US based startups does this.
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by sorenbs 14y ago
my @gmail.com worked but my apps account on a different domain kept crashing. Both accessed from Denmark but with english as the language.
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by sorenbs 14y ago
As a dane who has traveled a lot in the us i must say that i wouldn't dare to bike in most american cities.
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We Are very international and already have english speaking people on the team. We Are primarily a .Net shop though.
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It's the other way around.
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Be sure to compare servers with the same performance. EC2 servers are pretty slow, and generally way more expensive than dedicated machines.
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This is the reason why you can't run a large'ish website on sql server on AWS, and - i believe - a driving factor for adoption of alternative databases that are more easily sharded.
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by sorenbs 14y ago
The single biggest obstacle when using aws is EBS. It offers sub par and unpredictable io, making it near impossible to operate a traditional SQL DB at any significant load. This is the problem that pushed us to explore mongodb two years ag
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The ability to easily clone a server, apply changes, test and eventually put it in production is the number one reason we keep pouring money at aws.
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Reserved instances are not tied to a specific machine. If you buy say 5 reserved instances of a specific server type, you have a pool of servers that can run at a discount. IE if you decide your DB needs to go on a bigger box you can apply
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by sorenbs 14y ago
GEB
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by sorenbs 15y ago
Looks like the old price plan only buys you storage for gmail, picasa and docs (and not Drive) http://support.google.com/drive/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answ...
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CraftStudio: Collaborative game-making platform(indiegogo.com)
19 points by sorenbs 15y ago|2 comments
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by sorenbs 15y ago
In the same boat. The can i upgrade... entry at http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-8/faq suggests that you could just as well do a clean install.
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by sorenbs 15y ago
I have had my most productive times when when i allow myself to do this. Would like to see an academic treatment of the subject.
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by sorenbs 15y ago
As it stands today a Chrome user is no more valuable to Google than an IE user (well, apart from google being default search provider). But any web user today is more valuable than a web user 3 years ago because the browsers deliver a much
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by sorenbs 15y ago
Google cache is helpful http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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The company with the most developers attending Clojure/West is... Apple(twitter.com)
2 points by sorenbs 15y ago|0 comments
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by sorenbs 15y ago
The CS team circumvented the launch area problem by going out in international sea. Getting permission to launch on land was just too much work. To make it just a bit more awesome, they use a home build submarine to transport the rocket to
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Corporate stereotypes(mattswanson.org)
3 points by sorenbs 15y ago|0 comments
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by sorenbs 15y ago
The lift book is worth a quick look if you are interested in templating engines. In short, instead of logic in the view, css selectors are used on the server side to transform small chunks of the website in a statically typed and safe (the
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Clojure - Functional Programming for the JVM(java.ociweb.com)
1 points by sorenbs 15y ago|0 comments

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