stormqloud

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by stormqloud 12y ago
Hopefully in the middle of the massive sucking up somebody will remind him that he is massive disappointment. Would be nice to see somebody in silicon valley stand up for principles instead of just money and a popularity contest to meet &qu
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by stormqloud 12y ago
Awesome writer. Nothing truer then the 911 handicapped columns he was writing back in the day. He's the kind of writer that makes Democrats rethink free speech.
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by stormqloud 12y ago
This is a testament to how top management destroy shareholder value and an operating company in their own massive short term gains. "I'll hire you for $50 million, then you hire me for $60 million, think how much value we just bro
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by stormqloud 13y ago
GPL3 certainly does. Linux itself is fine with the GPL. Thats an OS only. The problem is usually the Linux dist. Their solution to the packages problem is to include the kitchen sink. Licensing is along the lines of "what's that
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by stormqloud 13y ago
So not true. FreeBSD is a great server OS. With VM's hardware support gets less important for some use cases. IE LAMP. The ports selection in FreeBSD is second to none. Linux has nothing close. JuniperOS is retooled freebsd. Lots of
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by stormqloud 13y ago
The level of incompetence and lack of basic structure and organization at these bitcoin "banks" is just shocking. The biggest hurdle to bitcoin will be finding real brick and mortar "banks" that can reassure people that
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by stormqloud 13y ago
It's called monetizing. Eventually all the free services do it.
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by stormqloud 13y ago
It's good that it's coming from a govt lab and not some crackpot. Hopefully results will get duplicated!
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by stormqloud 13y ago
This isn;t a great app if you want to reduce eye strain.
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by stormqloud 13y ago
People need to realize most things in business are a "numbers game". A funnel. You try 10 companies, 2 work etc. You have 10 co-founders, each time you learn something. Don't understate the value of luck and randomness. Even
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by stormqloud 13y ago
Anybody that has looking into things like the voodoo of "doji candlestick strategy" etc realizes that the entire market is full of people reading tea leaves. 99% of the portfolio managers, investment professionals have no more luc
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by stormqloud 13y ago
There is a reason work is called work and not play!
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by stormqloud 13y ago
This sounds beyond outrageous to people not living in USA. It's a good thing it didn't happen to some random European tourist.
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by stormqloud 13y ago
Their uptime is excellent. It's taken google hpw many years to read bell level reliability?
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by stormqloud 13y ago
Seriously tho. Anybody that spends any amount of time in co-location data centers. What percentage of machines are IBM when you look into a random cage? Not many. I hate to say it but Lenovo will do a much better job with servers as they f
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by stormqloud 13y ago
Actually I do employ somebody to "sweep the floors" fulltime. Some random service doesn;t take any amount of care of interest in the job. You are far better off to pay somebody to do it and be invested in the task with a sense of
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by stormqloud 13y ago
Funny how there is no disclaimer that the writer stands to benefit by saying that. ""Scott Kupor is the managing partner and chief operating officer at Andreessen Horowitz,"" CNN this is what we call sales literature or
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by stormqloud 13y ago
I'm just waiting for the first robots that can sand and plaint interior rooms/walls. There is a crazy amount of wall square footage in offices/commercial/malls/hallways etc where a robot traveling on a mobile linear
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by stormqloud 13y ago
Anybody that wants to learn about shorting a stock and what valuation means, this is a great list of companies to start. In 5 years the valuation of this entire list will be 10% of it's current value. It used to be called a pump and du
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by stormqloud 13y ago
Why would anyone want to work for the founders that are still on the board of directors. Who wants to be compared to Bill Gates in everything. Worse yet would be putting up with a buffoon like Ballmer on the board. They need to kick "
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by stormqloud 13y ago
It's awesome people came out. I signed up for the monthly paypal deduction. Many a tech can expense a minor $10-$20 per month subscription for a important project like openbsd.