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Comment #2234265
This probably deserves a separate discussion. As an entrepreneur do you also use other entrepreneur's/start-up's services or just rely on the big (market share) players in the mark…
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Comment #2234049
As entrepreneurs at what point do you decide that Amazon is "too big" and do you decide to stick with smaller service providers? Is your use of Amazon strictly a commodity provider…
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Comment #2182812
Is star.me not accessible/visible to you?
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Comment #2182706
This is the product from someone with a doctorate in neuroscience? So much for moving the human collective forward. Now I don't feel so bad about the kids coming out with undergrad…
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Ask HN: Attending Conferences - Is more of your focus on learning or networking?
I'm interested in the feedback for those who attend conferences and also those would like to but are prevented by some hurdle/conflct. Is a conference for you more of a social even…
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Comment #2159141
Thank you. Perhaps add that to the site and you'll give off a lot more "warm and fuzzies."
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Comment #2159131
Might want to make that sooner than just "in the coming days."
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Comment #2159123
Great idea! Where is my e-mail going? What are you planning to do with it? Also, there is no identification on who is running the project.
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Comment #2145624
Interesting blog post about the use of an "opinionated" Perl web framework versus the long existing mantra of TIMTOWTDI (There Is More Than One Way To Do It).
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Why I chose to build a Plack framework instead of using Mojolicious
Interesting blog post regarding use of an "opinionated" Perl web framework versus the long-existing mantra of TIMTOWTDI (There Is More Than One Way To Do It).
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Comment #1983906
Irrelevant to most, but the tangled mess of network cables behind the "Woz" in the interview really ticks me off. I'd love to have a word with the network folks there.
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Comment #1954105
And I was getting big-headed this morning for solving a silly problem for a client. Thanks for reminding me of my place. :)
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Comment #1936590
This is one of the last books that I'm still hoping will make it to a digital format somehow. I just can't see ordering a new paper copy again.
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Comment #1935919
How about our good friend, C ?
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Comment #1934355
Thanks for sharing. We're you able to identify with Linode the outages for each datacenter or do the stats include any false positives?
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Comment #1934247
Definitely I agree. But some clients will pay more for proximity such as monitoring or DNS providers. Chicago(350 Cermak) and NY are an example because of the financial trading mar…
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Comment #1934165
Locations are selected often due to proximity of a target market for reduced response latency. Also getting transit Tier I transit/backbone providers to lay a network in smaller ma…
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Comment #1933832
Drex, you just shot yourself in the foot. The creator of Mojolicious was also the creator of Catalyst. Also in case you hadn't heard this term in the Perl world, this is a great ex…
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Comment #1933817
Congratulations on the stable release. When are you updating the website with that that fancy new template I recall seeing a few months back?
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Comment #1932986
I used to think so as well but now there is a great framework called Play: http://www.playframework.org/
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Comment #1932741
Google could certainly make their own innocent "mistake" and have Lamebook be the destintation for "I'm Feeling Lucky" for those who can't remember the url for facebook.com.
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Comment #1931878
Having never owned an iPod but always having handheld gadgets around, I'd have to kindly hope that the default external audio/media connection is NOT to a an Apple product.
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Comment #1926165
Facebook,your britches are looking a bit small these days. IPO dreams sure do lead to mediocre results.
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Comment #1911165
Patrick, Thanks for sharing so much about your new service and what it takes to get off the ground. I'm curious if you plan to use a true merchant account for handling credit card …
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Comment #1894805
Got it. Thanks Steve.