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Ask HN: Facebook's Project Prism
1 points by leej 14y ago|0 comments
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by leej 15y ago
is there any public or industry group registry for those movies?
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Super Mario 3D Land Review(arstechnica.com)
1 points by leej 15y ago|0 comments
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by leej 15y ago
Alex public memcached development at Facebook seems to stopped for the last ~2 years. Is it really the case or still improving but not making it public? Also can we expect management tools for memcached in the future from Facebook?
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by leej 15y ago
Cool but invite only?
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by leej 15y ago
Explanation is rather confusing. Cloudstack is analogous only to OpenStack Compute and does not have specific storage part, right?
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by leej 15y ago
Thanks for the response. Sorry but I'm confused. So future major/minor releases are free to upgrade for license owners?
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by leej 15y ago
I have a question. Does early adopter license cover future major/minor releases?
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by leej 16y ago
i'm assuming you're not joking. it's "browser recognition" and this value is generally 99.9% for paid providers.
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by leej 16y ago
Do StartSSL issued free 1-domain certificates valid for all major desktop and mobile browsers? Can anyone confirm this? Most cert providers claim almost always 99% and above comptability but they dont claim any percent value on their websit
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by leej 16y ago
it seems like getting founders to Motorola and Wufoo is ridiculously profitable? really? i'm surprised.
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by leej 16y ago
you're in no position to tell me what i say! it's simply awkard to use a license like that. also you, yourself, admitted the conflict of client vs server licensing. why this is so? because they want widest usage. they release open source so
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by leej 16y ago
i dont get why do they still stick with agpl. there are a lot more _companies_ built on products with licenses other than agpl, such as, wildly popular apache projects. even microsoft releasing code with apache license but not mongodb guys!
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by leej 16y ago
* there are alternatives but the backers give this project one up. * web site needs a significant overhaul. * this was a commercial product, if i am not mistaken, and just recently opened up. * is this forked off memcached or just another N
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Membase a new NoSQL(membase.org)
58 points by leej 16y ago|44 comments
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by leej 16y ago
afaik, amazon does not use this kind of tech, at least for most of the shipments. does anyone know why? not ready for amazon-scale operations?
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by leej 16y ago
i think software analogy is not quite right. after sw is released next iterations or "sequels" are generally refinement of the first. movies are not.
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by leej 16y ago
From YC speech: "I think I had about 15 employees by then."
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by leej 16y ago
they could be using in-memory compression. they could be storing hot parts of index in memory. they could be using both.
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by leej 16y ago
how did you decrease 7 MB to 0.5 MB? only by removing unneeded modules?
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Steve Jobs: The iPad Concept Came BEFORE the iPhone (engadget.com)
1 points by leej 16y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Where can I learn about basics of how to build a simple trade market?
3 points by leej 16y ago|1 comments
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by leej 16y ago
if google is a search provider mapquest or other map engine results should have been there like it does web content from yahoo or microsoft.
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by leej 16y ago
i'm sure you know but, fyi, canon a480 is not that high quality p&s camera.
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by leej 16y ago
i remember as there was an article or comment on hn about how zynga used mail marketing aggresively.
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by leej 16y ago
can you elaborate more on those reasons? (just asking)
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by leej 16y ago
it's more correct to say that ms has "integrated" tcp/ip into windows.
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by leej 16y ago
open standard is not open just because there are no loyalties. a standard is open when it's managed by a consortium or task force. OpenGL is one, for example.
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by leej 16y ago
a few numbers would have been better than 5.5.4 is very exciting
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by leej 16y ago
very little content for an HN thread so it may be converted into a tweet: OMG, IMVU Memcached @ 150k RPS per node!

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