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JamieEi

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About JamieEi

Software developer at Amazon

Recent public activity

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    Comment #4142747

    I'm ok with algorithm patents. It seems like the vast majority of abuses involve business method patents. I'd like to see those abolished.

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    Comment #4126343

    For internet in many places it's them or them. Unless you are ok with very slow or very expensive.

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    Comment #4061073

    I disagree that innovation in social is dead. You could have said the same thing a year ago, but who saw Pinterest coming? There are still lots of unmet needs.

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    Comment #3745557

    It shouldn't be since it's not a programming language (i.e., not Turing complete). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Programming_language#Definition...

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    Comment #3490020

    Except that probable cause requires a judge to authorize the action and allows supervision of the terms.

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    Comment #3059457

    Microsoft continues to do very well in enterprise markets. It's true that their consumer mindshare is almost zero except for XBox, but there is a lot of growth to be had from enter…

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    Comment #3059445

    The difference is that your Amazon content can be used on virtually any device, whereas Apple has little interest in bringing iX to any additional non-Apple devices.

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    Comment #2916905

    I'm not an intern, and I don't understand why web vs. local makes a difference in this case. Can you explain?

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    Comment #2896931

    You want 50 sets of slightly different standards for light bulbs? Surely that is a recipe for chaos and inefficiency.

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    Comment #2881141

    Yet it still happens all of the time at big companies.

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    Comment #2784662

    His account was created 106 days ago and has 7 posts, 4 of which are about Anon/Lulz. From this you conclude that he is a sock puppet paid by someone (the FBI?) to lead us astray w…

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    Comment #2770062

    I don't understand the concern about typing non-ASCII Unicode characters on a Windows box. I know of at least 3 easy ways: charmap, alt+numpad, and editor-specific support.

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    Comment #2761580

    I have Qwest because Comcast can't provide reliable service to my 1920s apartment building, and I only get 2.6 Mbps down. I wouldn't think I'd have to explain on HN why that's not …

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    Comment #2761551

    Sorry, Comcast has been handed a monopoly franchise for broadband in many parts of the US, including Seattle. With their obscene profits comes an obligation to provide acceptable s…

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    Comment #2750954

    FeedDemon Pro w/ Google Reader as the backend. Missing features: - Mothball feeds I'm not reading lately but might want to pick back up in the future. - Topical aggregation of feed…

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    Comment #2750913

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adaptationism

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    Comment #2737261

    This is exactly how you should put out a fire. As a user I now feel better about Dropbox than I did before the ToS confusion.

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    Comment #2734179

    I used Live Mesh from launch up until about a year ago and had similar experiences. Lots of sync errors, lots of pain upgrading when MS decided to shuffle Live Mesh over to the Win…

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    Comment #2734044

    It appears to be multiple patents, virtually all obvious and with significant prior art: • 5,579,517: Common name space for long and short filenames • 5,758,352: Common name space …

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    Comment #2692542

    You enter your email address, not your password.

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    Comment #2653268

    Better workplace alt-tab skills. They take years to develop grasshopper. :)

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    Comment #2651523

    I found this odd as well. I have always heard that it runs faster. For example: https://days2011.scala-lang.org/sites/days2011/files/ws3-1-H...

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    Comment #2616581

    Netflix continued use of AWS would seem to argue against cloud addiction being an automatic path to scale fail.

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    Comment #2391557

    It should also be a good reminder to all of the people on HN who jumped to the conclusion that this guy was right on very sketchy evidence. This place is influential. We should do …