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delineal
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About delineal
Automated web ediscovery and metadata production
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Comment #2422699
Google for "file search engine" This one seems to work: http://globalfilesearch.com/ http://globalfilesearch.net/index.aspx?q=.eap&t=Files...
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Comment #2422689
Try these maybe: ".vsd" diagram download ".eap" sample file download ".pub" publisher sample file download ".vpp" visual paradigm diagram example file download -extensions
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Questions That Should Have Been On The Y Combinator Application
When I was filling out the YCombinator application for summer 2011, the primary frustration for me was that I felt some questions limited my ability to communicate about myself or …
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Comment #2417207
My guess is that when the kids' faces were right up to the light, their subconscious mind was actually doing the triggering because the light change was noticed in their peripheral…
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Comment #2390170
Kudos! The trend information will be very helpful for anyone in the web data mining or field. For my part, I thank you, kind sir!
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Comment #2389398
This is a key point. Also, it's easy to "like" something if there is only one button. I feel I'm doing my friends a favor. When there are multiple buttons, I feel like I'm doing wo…
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Comment #2386151
I dislike interview questions that sound like they were pulled from some industry certification test. What's the point in asking people questions that test their memory? Today the …
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Comment #2384747
Based on the movie, Zuckerberg didn't have the decency to inform the people he was working with that he'd moved on. The moment he stopped communicating with them, a red flag should…
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Comment #2381476
Until end-to-end bandwidth improves and per-terabyte prices drop significantly, I'll wait to move to the cloud. The value isn't yet there for me.
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Comment #2376590
Easy fix: simply impose a timer on adding comments. If you're only allowed to make one comment per story per 5-10 minutes, you'll choose more carefully where/when you place comment…
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Comment #2376558
If there is a cognitive universal, I wonder if it is absolute. Does it describe the nature of cognition itself or does it only describe cognition we do it here on earth. IOW: will …
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Comment #2368765
If there were a checklist of guidelines about comments and you had to physically check each one to post a comment, it would A) reduce trivial posts by making them more work to post…
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Comment #2367576
Agree 100%. The trick for them is to build a compelling application. I faced a similar problem with delineal.com. Like Color, my groundbreaking stuff is in the data choices, algori…
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Comment #2361900
I would add that I think the Y Combinator application process forces you to leave most of the potential value of your idea on the table (assuming your idea has a moderate or high l…
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Comment #2357832
I may convert my monthly archive of websites over to snappy; the speed of the compression / decompression will allow me to implement a more consolidated storage scheme than I'm usi…
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Kung Fu == Bad Business?
Please see my post describing some aspects of the situation that the martial arts industry faces. In it I pose the following questions: What are some business models outside of the…
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Comment #2356255
I've known a couple of examples. There was the hustler who was booted from his own startup because he was a shallow jerk that no-one wanted to work for. The company is doing very w…
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Comment #2355886
This reminded me of the Tao of Programming that I first read in 1991: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tao_of_Programming
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Comment #2352011
I guess that's what I'm getting at... they weren't serious (enough) about it and their users suffer the consequences. Nowhere on their website does it say "beta" or "just for fun" …
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Comment #2351887
The lesson in this is that building projects that depend on third-party data is dangerous; there needs to be some sort of guarantee of access to the data before you commit to the p…
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Comment #2351677
Though this is clearly political wrangling, I think Microsoft should be careful about claiming publicly that anything patented by them is "natural"... Natural is very close to "obv…
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Comment #2350468
It doesn't move anything onto the root space, AFAIK. Do you have a link supporting that assertion? My understanding is that this just creates more TLDs under which domains can be r…