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by sparkman55 13y ago
These types of sounds are absolutely wonderful for soothing angry babies!
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by sparkman55 13y ago
Rinse ( http://www.rinse.com ) - San Francisco, CA Rinse is a very early-stage startup (we are only 3 people currently) looking to bring technology to the dry-cleaning industry. The industry is ripe for innovation! We're
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by sparkman55 13y ago
We used a company called LeadLander for this when we were in the B2B space. Since qualifying leads and negotiating a deal were harder than lead identification for us, this was mostly a vanity / fun project, although it was successful i
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by sparkman55 13y ago
There is a small community of RVers who park in Palo Alto (outside Cubberly Community Center), which is a 45-minute train ride from SF. The city is currently working to make life harder for these RVers, of course... as the RVs parked on t
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by sparkman55 13y ago
We're on Django / Postgres with geospatial data, scientific programming, top-tier VCs, and an ace team. We're building software products to help farmers optimize their farming practices through Precision Agriculture. Interested? Jobs@solumt
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by sparkman55 13y ago
Solum ( http://solum.ag ) is a Precision Agriculture startup helping make the business of farming more efficient. We're hiring Data Engineers, Software and Web Developers, QA Engineers, and Designers. We are processing geospatial data on a
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by sparkman55 13y ago
I think the current trend is for companies to not post everywhere, since just about everyone is hiring developers these days. So developers just seek out companies and apply to them. Another current trend is for recruiters at aggressive co
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by sparkman55 14y ago
From the article: > the replicas were out of sync with the master Most replicated relational database environments are single-master environments; this mirrors the read-oriented traffic of many database use cases. Most multi-master solu
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by sparkman55 14y ago
Can someone point to a big postgres replication failure event? I know mysql is getting better, but I still see public failures like this much more frequently than big postgres (or Oracle) failures.