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Powerful lakehouse with DuckDB, Neon PostgreSQL, and Google Cloud Storage

B612 is an highly legible open source font family designed and tested to be used on aircraft cockpit screens.

The story starts at 2:07

Russia Today short documentary on AK-47: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQtFYkvascA

This is the undergraduate DB class. You are probably looking for the graduate DB class: http://infolab.stanford.edu/~widom/cs346/

BTW, if you win, you have to pay the Diversity Visa Lottery fee $440/person

It says that in the video message posted: http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid1857622883?b...

Original Wall Street Journal article:

Yahoo Mulls Spinoff for Hadoop Software Unit http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405274870472930457628...

I don't get the "accidentally" part. Somebody inside Google shared a screenshoot of something they should hane not...

Anyway, I don't see much of a product here.

Used to be $99 last year on the DNA day without the required subscription.

Here is also a nice one using XeTeX and some cool fonts: http://nitens.org/taraborelli/cvtex

Or this interesting two-column-CV movement: http://www.cv-templates.info/2009/05/advanced-two-column-lat...

For the Facebook search, can you also index of my friends' wall posts, as sometimes they post relevant information there?

"If for some reason someone else picks up your phone and is abusive to us, we reserve the right to terminate your service and issue you a refund." :-)

"Your website has been suspended!"

Hacker News effect? :-)

Still in Google's cache http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?client=ubuntu&#...

The Agenda view in Emacs's org-mode has similar ideas. In the week view you see great detail for the current day and a short overview of the days to come.

Here is a screen-shot I found online: http://tiny.cc/3gwoj

> how come none of these startups managed to get a single dollar out of me? Am I alone asking myself this question?

Count me in. :)

> Dropbox is one that immediately comes to mind that has solved a very hard problem that I pay for.

Not really... It is not so hard to setup SVN, Apache, WebDAV, and NetDrive, and you got your own Dropbox...

Is there any video coverage of the event?

What does acruw mean or stands for?

Take a look at these photos, they are from 1750s http://images.google.com/images?q=1750s&q=source%3Alife

If you chose a state, say CA, a page that shows all the parks in California appears. The page is rather long and it takes some time to load. My browser actually wanted to stop the script. Maybe you can first show all the counties in CA and then the parks in a specific county.

Besides searching for a park near you, it might be interesting to search for a park near you that has a certain activity, say rock climbing.

"Taffy DB does not have indexes." Indexes are a key component of a DB system. Until they add indexes and are able to support large amounts of data they should not call themselves DB system.

In the mean time Taffy DB can be viewed as a library that can process a list of maps. Nevertheless, it might be useful.

The cover shows a samurai not a ninja, big difference :D

It seems you guys never seen the "mysql Tips" section in the MySQL manual:

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/mysql-tips.html#verti...

copied from here http://www.motionportrait.com/e/about/demo_faith_02.html

check out others like that one on this page http://www.motionportrait.com/e/about/

not anymore

Not a very interesting hack.

I am sure that when they created the website they did not want to take a ton of security precautions in order to prevent things like this.

I am sure that you can create a hack that will start 1 million threads, post 1 million comments, and create 1 million users.

PG said hiring is obsolete, so what is the need for a jobs page on ycombinator :D

Do you know any concrete case of people on Student Visa (F-1) that joined Y Combinator? What type of visa do they have? What are the options?