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iOS 6.0 Causes CDN Overages(labs.prx.org)
157 points by woodhull 14y ago|92 comments
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by woodhull 14y ago
Agreed. I think the set of people who read HN from China and do not have a VPN account would probably consist of just this one person.
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by woodhull 14y ago
Any American citizen can move to Hawaii anytime they like. It's not terribly hard to do, especially with a high demand skill that lets you find work anywhere, globally, like being a software engineer.
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by woodhull 15y ago
That's kind of a silly view. You would rather spend 6 months "writing code" than spend 1 day negotiating a contract that would save you 6 months of effort? What if sending them an email that took as long to write as this HN post would get y
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by woodhull 15y ago
SMS.
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by woodhull 15y ago
I think that Facebook beat you to this - I believe they are the top ranked site in terms of traffic for much of the continent. They have a nicely done mobile web version. In addition, they've partnered with carriers to make http://0.facebo
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by woodhull 15y ago
I couldn't agree more with this analysis, with the added addition that the single threaded nature of the JS interpreter can also cause really bad & unexpected performance things to happen. Most of the people who are excited about mongo,
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by woodhull 15y ago
If you're looking for meaningful work (and a rollercoaster ride as fast as any startup) Barack Obama's re-election effort is hiring for their digital team: http://www.barackobama.com/page/jobs
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by woodhull 15y ago
It seems unlikely that rack-cache + memcached would actually offer similar performance to varnish. This seems like a pretty bad set of changes for apps that need to serve out lots of static content - think newspapers, blogs, etc. Will the o
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by woodhull 16y ago
The sunlight foundation does an amazing job of connecting volunteer engineers with opportunities to help make the US government more transparent and accountable: http://sunlightlabs.com/
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by woodhull 16y ago
This is really huge for anyone who has ever volunteered for a candidate before. See what TechPresident had to say: http://techpresident.com/blog-entry/dems-iphone-app-now-equi...
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by woodhull 16y ago
We're hiring rubyists somewhat nearby at the Democratic National Committee in Washington, DC. techresume@dnc.org
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by woodhull 17y ago
The Democratic National Committee / Organizing for America is looking for paid summer Innovation Lab Fellows to work on software for political organizing and realizing President Obama's vision for change. http://my.barackobama.com/page/s/d
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by woodhull 17y ago
The Democratic National Committee is looking for engineers to help us build out tools for the 2010 elections and http://www.barackobama.com/ More info here: http://jobs.37signals.com/jobs/6116
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by woodhull 17y ago
We have a strong preference for DC. We're located downtown just south of the capitol.
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by woodhull 17y ago
The Democratic National Committee is hiring a Ruby developer to work on various projects for http://barackobama.com/ and http://democrats.org/ Send me a note at woodhulln at dnc.org if interested.