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Fabric fits in by providing twitter with a boat load of demographic and app usage data. They may still want that data for advertising purposes. Having said that, I'm personally always wary about using an infrastructure piece for free.
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Interestingly, in some ways this is a big selling point of AWS/Azure/Goog. The absolute scale they can handle is way up there. The downside of course, is that whilst their infrastructure can likely handle it, handling the bill ass
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Hope it helps, but I wouldn't worry about it. Give a trial so they can test it out. If people are disappointed, then they weren't likely to be your target market anyway (especially if they assume the apps are free!) I'd also
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That's why I said "(at least cash wise)" :-) Having Elon focus on SpaceX would be a win IMO. I'm not sure when you're talking $20bn+ acquisitions that the founder/CEO would stick around beyond being an adviser.
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The new strategy should be: Tesla is "Apple Cool" already, and at the head of the pack. Apple has ungodly amounts of cash kicking around and could easily (at least cash wise), buy Tesla. This feels like an obvious "buy don&#x
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Box isn't private. http://www.nasdaq.com/symbol/box
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>> When properly fixed, SC4 is a much better simulator and challenging game than C:S Can you elaborate on what it means to be proper fixed? I still occasionally play SC4 but aren't involved enough to know what the quick wins are
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10y ago
In fairness, 10 people would probably do a great job. It's either 1 person, or far far too many people :-)
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One of the biggest challenges that Apple has, is what would actually be meaningful? I loved a comment I saw recently that highlighted that a 10 digit revenue item can be counted as largely insignificant to a company the size of Apple. So, i
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JD here, co-founder & CEO of Raygun. I've submitted this article about how we built our swag system because we get asked about it a lot. For those unaware, we're HQ'd in Wellington, New Zealand. That's presented some
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Show HN: How Raygun built its swag distribution for the globe
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We've just setup a new office for our company ( https://raygun.com ) in Seattle. We have a small office in SF, but going to building a much larger one up here (we're HQ'd in Wellington, New Zealand) Seattle locals c
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Thanks :-) I've just relocated to Seattle to open a second west coast office. East coast or Dublin is next!
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We ( https://raygun.com ) use a lot of .NET on the server side. We also use golang, node and a few other things, but a lot of .NET, specifically with C#. We're very excited about being able to run on Linux. There's plent
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In Search of the real Bill Gates – Walter Isaacson (2001)
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>> because I don't want to. Well, he also doesn't HAVE to. If you don't HAVE to do something, especially if it's beneficial to not do that thing, why would you?
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You mean like some sort of text box, where you type in your problem, and get results, perhaps augmented with some paid advertising from folks that know their offering would solve your problem? :-)
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Marketing Data Analyst | Raygun - https://raygun.io | Seattle USA or Wellington New Zealand | Full Time | On site Note: We have many open positions at present beyond this role also: https://raygun.io/careers (I
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I'm reminded of the cliche posts I see on LinkedIn about this. What happens if we invest in our people and they leave? What if we don't, and they stay?
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Arguably Uber was nice to the drivers when it was a start up. Frequently drivers commented they received more money than working as taxi drivers. Uber is now most certainly not a start up, and now that it has power it's starting to exe
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Braeburn Capital (awesome name IMO) - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Braeburn_Capital
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Thank you for the links :-)
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Great read. I'd recently been discussing with friends the point raised on slide #29 - "Are viruses evolve toward benignity (not eradicate their hosts)?" General thinking - if a virus was actually beneficial to the host, surel
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Performance: Node.js vs. IoJS 2.0.0
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Node performance – hapi, express and restify
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Node performance: Node.js vs. io.js
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Richard is (was?) on the board of Telerik also. I've contacted DNR to try and organise sponsorship and never heard back from them.
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Live where? Is there a link? Thanks!
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10 most costly software errors in history
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Backbone.js – you're doing it wrong
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