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by twohey 13y ago
Of the 110, two are dead - one shot in a bar and another in a drive-by shooting - three are in prison, six graduated from college, and six more are on track to graduate. It seems rather depressing to me that the college graduation rate by
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by twohey 13y ago
Awesome. Thanks!
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by twohey 13y ago
Any chance of publishing this on iTunes? I find that a very convenient way to listen to podcasts.
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Ness Debuts Instant, Personalized Restaurant Recommendations(techcrunch.com)
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OpenTable Devours FoodSpotting for $10 Million in Cash(allthingsd.com)
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by twohey 14y ago
Ness Computing, Los Altos CA. Happy to hire H1B Ness Computing's mission is to make search personal. By combining its understanding of human nature with its expertise in search, recommendations and social networking, Ness delivers experienc
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by twohey 14y ago
Ness Computing, Los Altos CA. Happy to hire H1B Ness Computing's mission is to make search personal. By combining its understanding of human nature with its expertise in search, recommendations and social networking, Ness delivers experienc
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by twohey 14y ago
Los Altos: Machine Learning Scientist. Full Time (H1B okay) - Ness Computing http://likeness.com We are machine learning specialists who work together on real-world challenges. Everyone on our team takes ownership of problem-solving, from
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by twohey 14y ago
Manu and I started the PhD program the same year at Stanford and it's been my privilege to know him. He's consistently constructive and intelligent and I'd encourage anyone who is thinking about starting a business meeting his criteria to t
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by twohey 14y ago
Los Altos, CA -- Ness (likeness.com) -- Local, H1B Ness Computing's mission is to make search personal. By combining its understanding of human nature with its expertise in search, recommendations and social networking, Ness delivers experi
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by twohey 14y ago
Dropbox is the obvious example.
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by twohey 15y ago
If you register a lot of domains then I recommend eNom. It took a little while to open our account, but their support has been fantastic on the rare occasion we needed it.
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by twohey 15y ago
Ness Computing. Los Altos, CA (H1B applicants welcome) At Ness we're building a personalized search engine which combines personal data about an individual along with signals from their social graph and delivers uniquely tailored results fo
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by twohey 16y ago
I'd also like to point out that Trumpet is hiring and has a fantastic office environment. If you have any questions feel free to ping me.
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by twohey 16y ago
Palo Alto Trumpet Technologies is hiring. We are working on exciting technical challenges in natural language processing, information retrieval, machine learning, distributed systems, all with a beautiful touch based user interface. Drop me
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by twohey 17y ago
From http://ceph.newdream.net/roadmap/ "We hope to have the system usable (for non-critical applications) by the end of 2009 in a single-mds configuration. Even then, however, we would not recommend going without backups for any importan
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by twohey 17y ago
I really feel for smaller companies here as I know people with great products who have been trolled out of existence. I wonder if there is a non-legislative fix available because I've heard about programmers wanting patent reform for as lon
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by twohey 17y ago
Their layout is pretty busted on Safari :( They use flash for display and XMPP polling with ejabberd on the backend. I can understand some of the motivation for this now, but I wonder how much will be obviated by HTML 5 with server-sent eve
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by twohey 17y ago
It seems like this is really "enterprise collaboration" done right. Think of how many places installed lotus notes or ms exchange to get some of these features. Sprinkle in some calendaring and todo robots and you have an extremely powerful
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by twohey 17y ago
These things are very difficult to get right, and very hard to check. Sadly the protocol model checking work of people like John Mitchell at Stanford is not close to being a plug in tool implementors can use. I had the (mis)fortune of havin
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by twohey 17y ago
It's nice to see competition in the compiler space. We all benefit from improved tools, and the llvm / clang folks are doing a great job making better tools. </fan> Hopefully they'll have some more announcements at WWDC
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by twohey 17y ago
As others have mentioned: it is not clear in 10 seconds what you do. That and your demo is pages of text, nothing I can interact with. I need to be able experience your product in some way. Reading about your promises of a revolution in loo
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by twohey 17y ago
I believe you want the following thread http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=436523 FYI, I found this by using searchyc on "screen capture"
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by twohey 17y ago
I'm probably being unfair, but I want to "feel" the proposed interaction and the single picture + text does not do it for me. I know that people are proposing and not implementing a new interface but, to me, web interfaces hinge a lot on in
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by twohey 17y ago
As a data point, we see 53% of our traffic from some flavor of IE with a breakdown (for IE) of: IE-6 / IE-7 / IE-8 39% / 55% / 6% For us, this sadly means that supporting IE-6 is mandatory.
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by twohey 17y ago
As a former compiler junkie that sounds interesting, can you elaborate?
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by twohey 17y ago
I'm not a professional stock picker, but I found the interface confusing. After I made an account and logged in I was not sure what I should be doing or where I should go. I managed to click around and find google, but then accidentally cli
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by twohey 17y ago
This is one outline, but you need to be aware of edge cases because networks partition and clocks drift. You should make sure that you gracefully handle (or at the minimum aware of) the following cases: 1. Some of your clients lose network