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by vidar 15y ago
The saving of style sheet changes seems useful, but thats it from my point of view.
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by vidar 15y ago
I know what you mean, but don't think of this as the outcome. Funding is just the beginning, most of the really hard work remains to be done.
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by vidar 15y ago
I'd say thats money well spent by Amazon to get all the up and coming companies onto their cloud.
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by vidar 15y ago
Thats a great word! I'll be sure to use it from now on.
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by vidar 15y ago
It's entirely free as well, so there's nothing to lose by giving a shot. So basically it will stay up for 6-12 months and then shut down.
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by vidar 15y ago
Thinking about what could have been is a red herring your mind throws out to you. There are countless ways your life could have turned out better. The only thing that counts is how you improve your current situation, dont let the past dist
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by vidar 15y ago
What was your take on Gunicorn over uWsgi?
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by vidar 15y ago
I was just doing the numbers on my 6 month old Kindle: 250 dollars spent on books since then, I wouldnt worry about device losses.
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by vidar 15y ago
Since this offhand comment seems to hit a nerve: My thinking was that there has been a slate of pro-Dropbox stories (I am a happily paying user of their service) which looked like it was carefully choreographed by a PR firm, no doubt sparke
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by vidar 15y ago
They probably paid good money for this.
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by vidar 15y ago
My guess is that this is not necessarily the opinion of the writer, he was just given the task of writing a short article with a contrarian view on Dropbox.
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by vidar 15y ago
That is great news! I really appreciate your work, thanks!
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by vidar 15y ago
What is the timeline for v0.7? Desperately need the asynchronous stuff!
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by vidar 15y ago
At datamarket.com we have put all of this data into our system, see http://datamarket.com/data/list/?q=provider:225 which makes visualisation a snap.
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by vidar 15y ago
Meditation might help here.
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by vidar 15y ago
The assumption here is that TM2 is better than TM1. Lets see if that holds.
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by vidar 15y ago
They are responsible for the service that they provide, even if they farm some of it out to third parties.
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by vidar 15y ago
http://imgur.com/vFpwu
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by vidar 15y ago
The key thing is that you are (very) profitable with infinite runway, which is of course a great situation. When money is running low, the pressure builds.
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DataMarket secures 1.2M funding.(blog.datamarket.com)
2 points by vidar 15y ago|0 comments
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by vidar 15y ago
As pointed out here "passive income" is not in fact completely passive. Promotion is very often required even though the development is long over.
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by vidar 15y ago
I think he is rather downplaying the problem, horse or no horse.
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by vidar 15y ago
I kind of agree with your point, but saying that the Starbucks brand takes a "huge" hit is a bit of an overstatement.
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by vidar 15y ago
120mg as a kid, damn thats a lot. I took 90 mg as an adult and that was the absolute maximum allowed (in Iceland). It did me a lot of good but thankfully I am off them now and doing pretty well, meditation is a great substitute.
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by vidar 15y ago
For gods sake, its a parody.
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by vidar 15y ago
Well said, if perfection is the only thing worthy of being posted nothing would be said.
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by vidar 15y ago
I am pretty sure they are thrilled. They are doing great for themselves with Hipmunk.
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by vidar 15y ago
A lot of them use Macs.
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by vidar 15y ago
They do see it coming and that is why they are working like crazy to boost the economy before the inevitable slowdown.
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by vidar 15y ago
To each his own.

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