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Show HN: Break up any API's latency into component latencies(wheresthelatency.com)
5 points by wittedhaddock 10y ago|0 comments
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by wittedhaddock 10y ago
Are you developing any iOS apps in Swift? How might I contact you to ask about your experience so far?
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by wittedhaddock 10y ago
Are you suggesting something like http://espresso.caffei.net/ ?
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Show HN: Where's the Latency? Decompose API Response Times into 4 Parts(wheresthelatency.com)
1 points by wittedhaddock 10y ago|0 comments
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by wittedhaddock 10y ago
What are you working on today? Are you still using assembly?
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by wittedhaddock 10y ago
Any apps on the store using this? Would be interested to understand more
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by wittedhaddock 10y ago
This is an incredibly real problem. As someone who sells high performance networking to mobile apps[1], it's unbelievable how many people will say their load times are "fast enough," but when you dig into how they reached tha
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Letter to the Editor: Do Not Ask Exempt Employees to Work in Dining Halls(thecrimson.com)
5 points by wittedhaddock 10y ago|0 comments
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by wittedhaddock 10y ago
I had the same question, so I was sure to be there to audit this class. It was great. He goes into Geoff Moore's product distribution model... underscoring the importance of finding early adopters rather than already established huge g
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by wittedhaddock 10y ago
Patrick Winston is a great and engaging person!
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by wittedhaddock 10y ago
They totally can. Main point is that we free up all engineering hours otherwise spent on optimizing performance.
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by wittedhaddock 10y ago
For iOS, we have a product that automatically makes many improvements to load times and latency to allow engineers to focus on UX/UI rather than low level perf like so many do http://createwithcaffeine.com
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by wittedhaddock 10y ago
We built a similar feature into Caffeine— http://www.caffei.net/ they're absolutely right about the affect on UX & revenue...
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by wittedhaddock 10y ago
HTTPS also increases the page load time, and there's plenty research that shows the relationship between latency and CTRs. I'd like to add a shameless plug by noting that I'm working on a project that renders performance and
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by wittedhaddock 10y ago
We do, but not at the millions of users level. We use it to run a swift proxy server. We have no interest in scaling on OSX and plan to port to linux. It's an interim type of thing.
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by wittedhaddock 10y ago
Caffeine | INTERNS REMOTE (Cambridge, MA/Boston/Austin, TX) What: Making it _really_ easy to write high quality applications We're starting by making the network performance on iOS applications far, far faster: http:/&#
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by wittedhaddock 10y ago
I was surprised by Carl's toking habit too!
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How Getting High Made Me a Better Caregiver(nytimes.com)
5 points by wittedhaddock 10y ago|2 comments
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When the Glass Breaks(medium.com)
1 points by wittedhaddock 11y ago|0 comments
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On Device Security: The Internet Is Not a Phone(linkedin.com)
1 points by wittedhaddock 11y ago|0 comments
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by wittedhaddock 11y ago
Where do you see YC in a decade? How will you know it's there?
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When the Glass Breaks(medium.com)
1 points by wittedhaddock 11y ago|0 comments
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by wittedhaddock 11y ago
Boston/Cambridge | ONSITE | All roles It has to become easy to build quality and secure mobile apps. There's a lot of bloat in networking requests, so we redesigned them for mobile. The results speak for themselves. You must be wi
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by wittedhaddock 11y ago
Machine learning is not Artificial Intelligence. Machine Learning is applied science. Artificial Intelligence is science.
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by wittedhaddock 11y ago
I audited a class on policy at the Harvard Kennedy School in October of 2015, and instead of going to class one day, we listened to a speaker (Jaron Lanier). After the talk, I stuck around in the front row and eavesdropped on people asking
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Marvin Minsky: Negative Expertise(web.media.mit.edu)
2 points by wittedhaddock 11y ago|0 comments
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The Internet Is Not a Phone(circumscribing.com)
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by wittedhaddock 11y ago
It was designed to be more continuous, and flowy. I believe Marvin, during one lecture, mentioned that a younger audience preferred it. I don't compare the two. They are different presentations of an idea. I find reading them to be a g
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by wittedhaddock 11y ago
This is very cool. Thanks so much for sharing.
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by wittedhaddock 11y ago
Absolutely not

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