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Netflix, Please Don't Go Cable(theatlanticwire.com)
1 points by petesoder 15y ago|0 comments
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by petesoder 15y ago
As always, any/all feedback much appreciated by the HN community.
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How SV Startup Ifeelgoods Prevents Fraud Using Social Data(g33ktalk.com)
14 points by petesoder 15y ago|1 comments
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by petesoder 15y ago
This is exactly what blew me away during my trip to China. The collision of quickly prototyping hardware using Arduino with the manufacturing muscle of China is fascinating. One interesting company to check out is http://makible.com .
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by petesoder 15y ago
My bad on the first link, should be http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1449309879/ref=wms_ohs_prod...
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by petesoder 15y ago
Good links, thanks all. I ended up buying the 'Getting Started with Arduino' book ( https://www.amazon.com/gp/css/order-history?opt=ab&searc... ) and there's also a parts package for the exercises you can buy to keep things simple - ht
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by petesoder 15y ago
Good point - instant connectivity via wireless definitely ranks high in the convenience dept, but is less essential in stationary devices. Unfortunately, the essential idea behind RFID (for instance) is that it's not stationary ... Also, cu
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Wireless inadequate for our future of connectivity(readwriteweb.com)
2 points by petesoder 15y ago|3 comments
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by petesoder 15y ago
Thanks for the feedback - much appreciated. Yep, figured the transcript was key since video requires commitment, and we definitely aim to keep that up. Curious to hear if people benefit from the mp3s, too, and to see if we get many click-th
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by petesoder 15y ago
Sure - in case it's more convenient, you can get a transcript of the entire interview here: http://g33ktalk.com/post/10782097232/dag-tapad-interview-tra...
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How NYC startup Tapad uses Scala and NoSQL to process 25k requests/sec (for now)(g33ktalk.com)
51 points by petesoder 15y ago|19 comments