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Tachyon – A memory-centric distributed file system(tachyon-project.org)
30 points by state 12y ago|4 comments
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by state 12y ago
I really want more things like this to exist, but I can't say exactly why or what I would use them for. I hope this thing will succeed, but I can't imagine what the exact market is or whether its big enough to sustain this pr
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The Group That Rules the Web(newyorker.com)
139 points by state 12y ago|31 comments
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by state 12y ago
These articles always make me wish I could see the Chinese equivalent. Are the newspapers in Beijing just full of stories about US "cyber attacks" on Chinese infrastructure?
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by state 12y ago
This is solid and thoughtful feedback. Thanks. Our documentation has advanced since this was posted. I'd be interested to talk more out of band, but can't find your email. If you're up for it I'm galen at tlon.io.
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by state 12y ago
Hm. Not sure how that happened. We have had a number of different contributors.
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by state 12y ago
I can't say we were expecting this, but it's nice to see that people are still interested in what we're working on. Thanks! What we're brewing in the lab has diverged quite a bit from what's publicly available. Even
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by state 12y ago
I hate to break it to you, but it's quite real.
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by state 12y ago
If your target audience is 'makers' then why is this being marketed as a toy? The underlying idea is great, and I'm very much looking forward to someone implementing this correctly — but I'm not interested in buying a gi
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by state 12y ago
What would concern me is if you ever reach a scale where you need to optimize in ways that Meteor can't support. But, that probably falls into the 'problems you want to have' bucket.
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by state 12y ago
It was completely unclear to me that those were links. I guess that's my feedback? Thanks though!
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by state 12y ago
I'm still a bit unclear on what the target market for Meteor is. Is this just for small to medium sized projects, or is it intended to be used for large-scale projects as well? Since it seems like everyone wants to think of themselves
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by state 12y ago
If you are mindful of the things that you have, you tend to acquire less of them.
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by state 12y ago
There's nothing better than leafing through a random 2600 from the 90s.
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by state 12y ago
Wouldn't it be incredible if this was the attitude of your average American?
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by state 12y ago
I'm not sure if they're details or opinions. I find the original meeting much more interesting. It's a legitmate exchange between two smart people.
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by state 12y ago
I don't see the point. Just read the original text. https://wikileaks.org/Transcript-Meeting-Assange-Schmidt.htm...
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by state 12y ago
I'm in the middle of it, and am so glad to see this comment. I can't recommend it enough. Excellent.
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by state 12y ago
I just ditched it. It's so close to being good, but there are a ton of small bugs that can add up to being quite frustrating. It's no where near the level of a tool that will be used as much as an editor. And now it looks like the
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by state 12y ago
It would be so great!
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by state 12y ago
Could someone use this as training data to just generate them automatically?
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by state 12y ago
I can tell you it's definitely not a joke. We're all here on :chat if you have specific questions.
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by state 12y ago
To the author, or to Tumblr?
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by state 12y ago
Sorry, but there is nothing I find more annoying than the "Never miss a post!" spam that Tumblr now inserts in to every page post acquisition. Perhaps someone could do one thing well and come up with a blogging platform for this n
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by state 12y ago
I found this really surprising too. Seemed quite out of character, really.
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by state 12y ago
https://twitter.com/sama/status/509133306278211584
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by state 12y ago
Sure, a bit. Excessive rounded edges, bright pop-colors and lots of plastic seem to me a staple of the 90s. CAM techniques were just starting to hit their stride, so the work from the period often feels like it's just a direct product
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by state 12y ago
It's really difficult for me to see Newson's work as anything but very, very anachronistic. His formal language seems to me to be hopelessly trapped in the 90s. That being said, his range is impressive. He's capable of workin
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by state 12y ago
The phrase "exceptional price" appears five times on that page.
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by state 12y ago
Right. It certainly seems like a much more scalable way to produce antibodies. It's just getting all the infrastructure in place that's going to be a challenge.

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