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Weave: valuable client-side data
(blog.ianbicking.org)
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17y ago
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Retrospective on ScrumPad Product/Market Fit
(blog.syedrayhan.com)
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17y ago
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17y ago
The editorialized HN title "now cheap enough to produce to be used as housing insulation" looks incorrect. According to the article, this is only priced where it makes sense in some corner cases (and that is according to the company itself
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Revisiting EC2 Instance IDs
(jackofallclouds.com)
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17y ago
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Sizing VMs and NUMA nodes
(frankdenneman.nl)
8 points
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17y ago
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Quickjack - clickjacking and slicing made easy
(samy.pl)
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17y ago
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17y ago
Always interested in what Vogels is saying, but this was pretty thin and the content of what he did say was generic marketing speak. Meat: http://www.allthingsdistributed.com/
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17y ago
Tim O'Reilly commented that this chart was "for the ipad doubters." Or in other words: sales dictate product/market fit, not pundits.
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Chart: iPod Touch Is Apple's Sleeper Hit
(businessinsider.com)
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17y ago
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Why I Should be Apple's Next CEO
(davidsiegel.squarespace.com)
1 points
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17y ago
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17y ago
Quoting http://live.gizmodo.com "they use IPS technology, for better off-angle viewing, claims Apple"
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Canonical/Yahoo revenue deal; Yahoo is the new Ubuntu search default
(lists.ubuntu.com)
66 points
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17y ago
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Reexamining Python 3 Text I/O
(dabeaz.com)
16 points
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17y ago
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5 comments
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Digging into EC2 Spot Price History
(somic.org)
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17y ago
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17y ago
"Having a clean history where each commit does one thing and only one thing saves you huge amounts of work when you are trying to find a bug in the code" Especially when employing 'git bisect': http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git-
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17y ago
cf. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1069608
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Interactive 360 degree experience
(cnn.com)
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17y ago
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17y ago
Having worked on a lot of 'portable' cloud VMs/clusters, I don't think I agree with the premise in this article that some of these infrastructure-on-demand services cannot be commoditized. Sure, there are a LOT of applications where it wou
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Why cloud exchanges won't work
(news.cnet.com)
2 points
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17y ago
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The Reality of Freemium in SaaS
(sixteenventures.com)
12 points
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17y ago
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2 comments
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Amazon S3: Versioning Beta Design
(doc.s3.amazonaws.com)
33 points
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17y ago
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11 comments
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Backtype API: Now With More Tweets (YC08)
(blog.backtype.com)
3 points
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17y ago
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17y ago
Could smart phones be used to provide a "have something" security model? Could an OTP generator like RSA SecurID do the trick? Let's say you enter two memorized numbers and then the last two numbers on the fob to make the four digit PIN
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Can we have some first sources, please?
(blogs.law.harvard.edu)
30 points
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17y ago
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17y ago
That is a typical UW "minimum" salary for listing and classification purposes. Based on personal experience, the actual offer would be commensurate with experience (modulo what a University can actually pay developers which goes far above
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17y ago
If you have a nvidia card, skip the distro tools. Using nvidia-settings directly does any monitor/resolution/projector etc. combination you want. No xorg.conf hacking required.
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17y ago
> there's "just" the script translation overhead, not rendering overhead Ah that makes a lot more sense, thanks for pointing that out.
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When can a comma cost you $2 million?
(chaosscenario.com)
30 points
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timf
17y ago
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17 comments
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17y ago
Cool technology to pursue but considering how Flash content's CPU requirements are often a problem on C-based interpreters, this doesn't seem like a practical thing.
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The greatest hacker in the world
(nathanmarz.com)
12 points
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timf
17y ago
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