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tyw
8y ago
Used to live in Brunswick, now we're living in middle Georgia but my wife and I still love to fly our C182 down to grab some BBQ at Southern Soul (or cheesesteak at Skinny Pete's) every month or two. SSI is gorgeous and the airpor
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tyw
9y ago
best glide (converting altitude into the maximum distance) speed is quite a bit higher than the stall speed and found at the lift/drag max. minimum sink (converting altitude into the maximum time) is usually found about halfway between
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tyw
11y ago
Audiomack | NYC | REMOTE Audiomack ( http://www.audiomack.com ) is a fast-growing music sharing and discovery website. We are looking for a generalist engineer to work with us in a contracting role on a full-time (or nearly FT) ba
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tyw
12y ago
don't really know what the power requirements are for his device as it currently stands. generating enough power in space would probably weigh enough to make the effects of the current device they've built all but unnoticeable ove
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tyw
12y ago
> We found a few really nice features in their cloud products Such a tease. What cool features did you come across?
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tyw
13y ago
Watched the video, don't think they mentioned it... any idea how fast it is? They said it can fly for up to 5 days, but without knowing cruising speed it's hard to say how useful it could be for moving people and cargo around when
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Ask HN: can a LLC use the YC safe financing documents?
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tyw
13y ago
regarding #1, I don't believe he's talking about someone who has chained together a bunch of jobs spending a year at each. Having "The same year of experience X times over" generally means you didn't grow as a devel
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tyw
13y ago
hard to say but I'm pretty sure the parent was dripping with sarcasm.
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tyw
13y ago
could easily knock multiple thousand bucks off of that by just reserving the ec2 servers you know you'll need, plus reserve the cloudfront bandwidth you know you'll need (for the amount of data served I believe you should be able
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tyw
13y ago
sure, all of that is possible. but honestly how likely is it that some or all of those things are the case on the direct path from netflix/youtube through the ISP in question to so many people's homes? and yet the problem spot is
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tyw
13y ago
More to the point, why would a profitable company who wants to stay small take VC money?
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tyw
13y ago
http://aws.amazon.com/cloudfront/pricing/ the reserved capacity pricing is much better than the on demand pricing. Basically like EC2 on demand vs reservations. We set our reserved capacity at about 70-80% of what
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tyw
13y ago
also the outbound bandwidth cost of S3 is very high. it would cost us several times what we're paying for s3+cloudfront to serve our content straight from s3.
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13y ago
is centimeter accuracy even possible with GPS? http://www.gps.gov/systems/augmentations/ cites 10-15 centimeter accuracy under their NDGPS modernization efforts, but don't even say they've gotten there
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tyw
13y ago
I have mixed feelings about this, but my gut reaction is that it's not acceptable. Mainly because inexperienced programmers tend to cobble together functional apps by leaning heavily on example code, and don't know that those exam
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tyw
13y ago
http://www.audiomack.com I wrote most of the code for Audiomack. Free music hosting for artists. Predominantly hip-hop/rap because my cofounders have had other ventures aimed at that genre over the past decade or so, but au
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13y ago
Our business has been profitable from the start and is now a pretty comfortable lifestyle business, but I don't know as any of us want to still be running it 10-20 years from now, so an exit certainly wouldn't be out of the questi
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13y ago
that's a little bit disingenuous. google pays huge amounts of money to Mozilla to be the default search engine because of the huge amounts of money Mozilla users make google by using google services on a daily basis. it's not like
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tyw
13y ago
I haven't used either elasticsearch or solr, so I don't have firsthand experience on how they compare to Sphinx search ( http://sphinxsearch.com ) but I really love Sphinx. Also integrates nicely with MySQL if you'
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tyw
13y ago
it should be roughly equivalent to knowing the salt of the hash you're attempting to crack, right?
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13y ago
Do you specifically want it for sale if you don't expect it to sell many copies, or are you just looking to have your music out there? There are sites you can put music out there for free on. Shameless plug for my own site: http:/
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tyw
13y ago
yeah we recently migrated from memcached on elasticache to redis on EC2 (and bought the reservations), though our migration rolled out about 4-6 weeks ago. oh well, I guess.
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13y ago
I still haven't joined the smartphone revolution and this appeals to me in some respects, but I wish they'd have opted for a full physical keyboard. I avoid sending texts whenever possible because T9 is such a pain in the ass comp
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tyw
13y ago
I think your #quickref_links click events need an 'event.preventDefault()' to keep the browser from jumping up to the top of the page when you switch between tabs.
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13y ago
If there's anyone out there watching, I would love it if there were a similar AWS service just for audio transcoding (mp3, flac, etc.). Obviously I don't know what all is happening behind the scenes, but it seems to me that a lot
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13y ago
you wouldn't want to do this straight out of EC2, but once you add S3=>CloudFront to the mix it's much less bad. Only thing you want to be serving from your EC2 boxes and load balancer is gzipped HTML/CSS/JS (could ev
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13y ago
DO's policy aside... to be fair, having a single server (virtual, no less) be the only copy of anything is pretty much asking for it.
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13y ago
http://www.audiomack.com Built it in our spare time early last year, went live around the end of Feb 2012. Been growing like a weed ever since, and this year it's just been too much work to keep making progress on AudioMack in addition to
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tyw
13y ago
yep! just quit my job and went full-time on the startup this week, too!
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