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Comment #7142216
I've been thinking that I could use Docker together with a load balancer for scaling out Java services. I think the post provided me with some helpful hints on how to do this. So, …
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Zephyr Health Lands $15M from Kleiner
Zephyr transforms life sciences data via research, integration, modeling, analytics and visualization within their cloud-based Zephyr Platform.
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Comment #7080553
Current technology is amazing! I remember the 3.1 - I am glad I did not have to work with it.
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Comment #5749309
I think the article needed to be a little bit more reassuring for AirBnb's users that they won't run into similar problems. But I don't think that was the case.
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Comment #5749241
What a waste.
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Comment #4776188
I guess Windows 8 is not selling that well. And it hasn't received very good reviews either.
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Comment #3882737
I was thinking that maybe with the free space I get from Dropbox, iCloud and (the one I will get from) Google Drive, it would be good if somehow I could use them all seamlessly. Ma…
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Comment #3815597
Interesting article, the trend is Big Data will be part of entrepreneurship from the get go. Businesses will have to use Big Data to reach competitive advantages and survive. The a…
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Comment #3553528
The author misses the point, though he himself highlights it (when he asks the interviewer "Did it bother them that I was forty years old?... No, why should it?"), that business do…
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Comment #3145001
I do think Java is losing popularity. And in my mind Java lost a lot of reputation when Sun was bought by Oracle. But I see programming languages as just means to an end. For me po…
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Comment #2805844
I just noticed that too on John Boehner's website. http://johnboehner.house.gov/ Bad Request (Invalid Hostname)
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Comment #2800646
I don't think you should feel any regrets. I was just thinking, it's just a very hypothetical, but suppose that Steve Jobs was going through the same hiring process for product man…
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Comment #2800615
You can do a lot of things in a weekend. I think the author fails to see the difference between a weekend project and a viable business product. I see a weekend project as somethin…
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Comment #2788142
I agree that overly generic frameworks are pretty useless, too abstract, complicated, cumbersome and take a lot of effort to use. I know because there are a lot of Java frameworks …
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Comment #2779472
This is great news. It amazes me that he has been able to push the nginx project so far, mostly by himself. Congratulations to him. My only hope is that at the end he comes out wit…
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Comment #2779461
"Applying water desalinisation technology to agriculture is generally cost-ineffective" - http://www.fao.org/docrep/meeting/009/j4238e.htm
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Comment #2774843
The creative commons comparison is a good idea. I wonder if you could put it into github, then people could just fork it, make their changes and use it. Just a thought.
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Comment #2774830
The article has an interesting point of view, that the management foundations of the corporations were not thought for today's modern age. The article does not go deep into the rea…
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Comment #2772358
The idea of having portable public libraries sounds like a very interesting idea. I think it's cool.
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Comment #2770181
I think the point of the article is that no human can innovate at the scale that we are currently innovating at. The scale is big, and getting bigger every day. Another point I get…
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Comment #2770172
I found the suggestions about marketing from Sergey Brin rather out of touch, I have thought that he is an eccentric person. Don't get me wrong I think highly of him, I think he is…
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Comment #2766402
This is an extremely well put article. The series of events and the way that it was written kept me reading it to the end. It was a very interesting article.