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Common sense emacs tutorial that doesn't assume I'm stupid? | mnemonicsloth: You might try the elisp programming intro. You can read it online at http://www.gnu.org/software/emacs/emacs-lisp-intro/, but the right way to access it is within emacs. It should have an entry in the list of top-level nodes you'll see if you hit M-x info.Emacs also has a built-in repl, the Interactive... |
I'm way too shy, please help | warp: I used to by shy, then I fell in love.In past, I would fear what others would think of me, which made me very shy. When I fell in love I only cared about what my love interest would think. Obviously I was even more shy around her, so that relationship didn't work out. But in the meantime I didn't care anymore ... |
What do you listen to when you code? | dnsworks: Mostly I listen to a lot of reggae, ska, and punk .. Operation Ivy being a favorite that seems to help motivate me.As easily distractible as I am, a great set of noise-canceling headphones is a must. They help me control my adhd and block external interference. I really recommend the Audio-Technica ATH-ANC7... |
What advice would you give a young technical cofounder in a "CTO" role? | Roridge: Stop being worried about having a "title" and do the job and you will pick up as much experience as you can. If other people want to call you a CTO, let them, but it's just a name.Founders who give themselves the important buzz word titles is a false positive to productivity. Like joining a gym and not working... |
I'm way too shy, please help | j053003: Don't take life too seriously--you're not going to make it out alive anyway.Edit: or what Anonjon said |
I'm way too shy, please help | Mz: I am wondering if you have a keen sense of smell. Since it is in person but not online, I would guess there is something physiological involved. Anecdotally, my son is very strongly impacted by the feelings and reactions of people around him. He also has a keen sense of smell. I suspect the two things are relat... |
I'm way too shy, please help | maxklein: Everything becomes easier the more you do it. If you're shy, there is an easy way to get over it: break it into component parts (talking to people, going new places etc). The break each part into steps that you can take. For example, talking to people an easy way to start is to talk to fruit sellers about the... |
I'm way too shy, please help | stevoski: Medication worked wonders for me.I had anxiety problems that were crippling my life. Two years ago I was prescribed Paroxetin. The changes it has done me for are great. I sleep much better. I'm not so irritable. I don't worry so much about failure and what other people think. I am far more open about my life,... |
I'm way too shy, please help | krmmalik: I used to be painfully shy too, but i started to get much better when i realised that were many other people who had the same problem.Some things i have learned that sometimes it can come down to self-esteem, so if you solve that problem you've got most of it covered. I dont know if you are male or female, bu... |
What advice would you give college students about starting a business? | marcamillion: Cash flow is king.People always talk about 'cash is king', but more importantly...'cash flow' is really king.If you get them to focus on generating cash flow early, then from there you can lead into getting a prototype/lean product into early customer's hands early.You can be 'profitable' and still go ban... |
I'm way too shy, please help | davidw: I enjoyed learning salsa dancing a lot, and it helped my confidence, and ability to just approach people (well, girls, specifically). Plus, it's actually fun. My wife and I still go occasionally, these days:-) |
What advice would you give college students about starting a business? | InclinedPlane: The single most important thing I'd tell new college graduates is to not buy a new car. Time and time again I've seen so many people acquire moderately paying entry level employment and then immediately go and yoke themselves to a huge debt that will deeply affect their finances for the next several year... |
I'm way too shy, please help | almost: Not directly related to shyness but I think this video might possibly help:http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/alain_de_botton_a_kinder_g...I think it's important to remember that most people are insecure in some way, it's just that different people show it differently. So maybe the loud extroverted guy is really... |
Resources in one cubic mile of sea water | lifeisstillgood: Gold measured in Seawater in 1990 - "just 1 gram of gold for every 100 million tonnes of sea water (Earth and Planetary Science Letters, vol 98, p 208)."
http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg12717242.800-science-g... |
I'm way too shy, please help | tomhoward: Be careful of advice involving putting yourself in stressful situations, eg public speaking classes, improv, talking to strangers, approaching women, etc.Shyness is a generally a combination of the emotional (painful memories of embarrassing/humiliating situations) and the physiological (neurological stress ... |
What technologies still impress you most today? | fezzl: The world wide web, for being so relevant to many things I do. |
any successful start-ups started by non-technical founders? | ig1: Wikipedia, Xing |
Exclusive startup coverage TechCrunch vs Mashable? | mgcreed: You don't rate ReadWriteWeb or The Next Web? Read somewhere that RWW drove more traffic to a startup's website than TC. TNW has grown a ton over the last year.Anyway, i suggest email them all and see who bites first. |
What advice would you give a young technical cofounder in a "CTO" role? | hga: In a startup it's essential that every "hat" has a corresponding head it's on. Being a startup, it's likely that many heads will have many hats; to mix metaphors just make sure all the bases are covered.Drilling down, as "CTO" I'd consider myself responsible for making sure of all the following (needless to say, ... |
I'm way too shy, please help | nonrecursive: Hi ptn, I would recommend two books for you: The Places that Scare You, by Pema Chodron, and How to Win Friends and Influence People, by Dale Carnegie. If you send me your details I can send the books your way (my email is in my profile). Alternatively, you could add those books to an amazon.com wish list... |
Resources in one cubic mile of sea water | lifeisstillgood: cperciva, thank you for clarifying what I should have put in there in the first place.Anyway, this seems a good overview and is not wildly out with the other literature afaik.http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=LbTDLa_2opsC&pg=PA26&...so, 130m tons of salt is supported, 6m tons of magnesium, but 1 ton o... |
YC interviewees coming from outside US | wheels: The canonical coffee shop answer is Red Rock:http://www.redrockcoffee.org/ |
Exclusive startup coverage TechCrunch vs Mashable? | alain94040: Techcrunch has the most power today. Actually, they pretty much have a monopoly on covering launching startups before anyone else.So go with TC coverage as exclusive, and then go with more substantial repeat coverage from other places.[I have been through that discussion with many CEOs who launched with man... |
Does anyone have a reference for a mid-sized clojure project for study? | hga: You might try asking the Clojure Google Group (forgive me if you did and I missed it). |
Is a SQL Library Application a useful idea ? | michael_dorfman: What is SQL specific about your idea? Wouldn't it work just as well for any type of code snippets?And, wouldn't most developers want their code-snippet add-in to be integrated into their IDE? |
YC interviewees coming from outside US | iamelgringo: Crap, interviews are this weekend? Sigh. I'm flying out to NYC to visit the Hackers and Founders NYC this Thursday night, otherwise, I'd schedule something this Thursday for you guys. If you're around, there's a Hackers and Founders meetup Monday night in Mountain view: www.hackersandfounders.com.Otherw... |
I'm way too shy, please help | jpatte: The mind works with automatisms and reflexes. They condition the way you interpret any situation, and the emotion you feel because of this interpretation.
The key is to become aware of these mechanisms: don't let them control you.In your daily-life, inevitably you will interact with other people. At this moment... |
Exclusive startup coverage TechCrunch vs Mashable? | DanBlake: Having been first on both sites, I can offer a bit of clarity.Go with Techcrunch if you want to have VC's and other business's take notice of you. Go with Mashable if you want lots of users to read about your product and actually use it. Techcrunch is written for people in the biz. Mashable is written for peo... |
YC interviewees coming from outside US | Cmccann7: if your in palo alto
coffee shops - university cafe, coupa cafe, cafe del doge, satura cakes
couch/chill/work - hit me up chris@thestartupdigest.com might be able to help
meetups - sign up for thestartupdigest.com! if you miss the issue this monday email me and I will fwd it to you |
YC interviewees coming from outside US | jkaljundi: Same for me, flying there from Estonia in a few days, most probably staying March 26-31 (interview on 29th). In addition to above, would love to meet other teams during those days. Our project is http://Emp.ly/ (still in very early prototype phase, just starting serious development). My e-mail is on my HN pr... |
What do you listen to when you code? | michaelcampbell: Pandora.Sometimes classic Coltrane era Jazz, sometimes 70'-80's-90's rock amalgam, sometimes acoustic guitar (Kaki King, Doyle Dykes, other non-alliteratively named artists), sometimes trance/electronica. I like to kid myself I play bass guitar, so sometimes a custom-built bass guitar heavy station.As ... |
What do you listen to when you code? | fierarul: Whatever the Coffee-shop or Lounge I'm into has, usually some form of lounge or ambient music.When at home I don't have a particular style. If it's quiet, I'm OK with that.When it's noisy (usually some neighbor's dogs or own music) I just pick the album I'm currently into and loop that. Nowadays, for some rea... |
I'm way too shy, please help | jasonneal: I used to be pretty shy myself. I would say to some degree I still am, but when necessary I am able to overcome that.I can say a few things that helped me a long the way. First off though, on the computer you feel "shielded" from reality. Even if you showed me your blog, and I told you it was horrible, I sti... |
What do you listen to when you code? | fogus: I listen to music without words since with them I tend to try and listen too closely. However, music with indecipherable words or repetitive phrases are OK. Right now I'm listening to mostly:Grouper, Burial, Ricardo Villalobos, Ahmad Jamal, Bill Evans, some classical sprinkled in, Ben Frost, Julianna Barwick, ... |
What advice would you give college students about starting a business? | wevans: Get Organized: I found that in college you can get away with being un-organized, with a business you really can't. Dropbox, Google Docs, Zoho, various Chrome extensions, and other Task MGMT software have saved my life.Workout in the morning:I found this is a great way to start the day, make time to workout re... |
Exclusive startup coverage TechCrunch vs Mashable? | shareme: Mashable is the obvious choice:-unbiased coverage
-nice people
-fairTechcrunch going by visitor counts has no power anymore. |
Is artificial intelligence/natural language processing a futile pursuit? | danielh: 1) Trying to solve any hard problem bears the risk of failure. But as you already mentioned, if you succeed, you might have a competitive advantage, because it can't be easily duplicated. I think the risk of Google entering your market affects every internet-related venture. But at the same time, the fear is o... |
YC interviewees coming from outside US | rgrieselhuber: I'm flying in from Japan, would love to meetup. Just sent you an email.Also, I found a place to stay on CouchSurfing.com if you're still looking for somewhere to crash. |
The health care reform will create more jobs? | Diogenes: Only IRS jobs. Expect the nursing shortage to get worse and doctors close to retirement to start closing their practices in droves. No, I'm not going to go into the details for you, the bill language can be found here: http://www.opencongress.org/bill/111-h3590/show |
Is artificial intelligence/natural language processing a futile pursuit? | Zak: We got rocket science pretty much right 50 years ago. Don't let the fact that it sounds hard discourage you. Somebody's going to get this right eventually - why not you?There have been a great many successes in the AI field. It's easy for people to forget though; once something works, nobody calls it AI anymore. |
Is artificial intelligence/natural language processing a futile pursuit? | simon_: Certainly they're not futile to pursue in limited domains.There's a paper I'm trying to find for you about analyzing affect in news articles for the purpose of trading stocks - I think they got things working fairly well. |
What do you listen to when you code? | pkirk: I go with SomaFM.com's Groove Salad, as most of the music is without words, so no distraction. |
Exclusive startup coverage TechCrunch vs Mashable? | petervandijck: If I could choose, Techcrunch, for sure. |
What do you listen to when you code? | mping: Checkout Shpongle. It's great chillout.
I hear anything that goes in the mood, from Heavy Metal like Gojira to Pop/Rock like K's Choice. |
Exclusive startup coverage TechCrunch vs Mashable? | fabiandesimone: We tried to get coverage on TC and Mashable for Twitalbums.com but none listened to us (I lost count how many times I wrote them). I also wrote to The Next Web and nothing. Jolie O'Dell from ReadWriteWeb.com picked up on the story and she did a wonderful job reviewing our startup. The review sent a ton ... |
I'm way too shy, please help | jvictor118: I heard somewhere that people's #1 fear is public speaking (#2 being death). So I certainly don't think your alone.Simply put, I'd like to emphasize that the problem is entirely within you. This can all change without the action (or awareness) of _any_ other people. You simply have to ask yourself -- why is... |
Is artificial intelligence/natural language processing a futile pursuit? | chasingsparks: Cupitor impossibilium.I've been working on alternative pricing algorithms for 8 years. Most people call this a waste of time. Recently, one of my algorithms started showing great promise. (I'll know within two months.) Do what fascinates you. |
What do you listen to when you code? | Sukotto: I load up all of DJ River's Ambient Chillout mixes and his Colored room series (Blue room, Green room, etc) and hit "random".He was an excellent mixer and I feel sad that he (apparently) has quit. He recently let his site djriver.com lapse but you can still get his stuff through iTunes or torrent. |
What do you listen to when you code? | damontal: nature stuff for the space. i like listening to recordings of thunderstorms. |
What do you listen to when you code? | Gertm: www.bassdrive.comWorks great for me. |
I'm way too shy, please help | petervandijck: It'll get better.1. Yes, practice little things.2. Yes, you'll die, so don't focus only on the shyness.3. Don't worry, it'll get better with age (age brings practice and confidence), and although you'll likely always have some level of shyness, it will get to the level where your shyness is charming, and... |
What do you listen to when you code? | greglu: I listen to post-rock (instrumental) most of the time, and Dragonforce when I really need a boost. |
Is artificial intelligence/natural language processing a futile pursuit? | noelwelsh: Don't worry about the technology risk. People already do this, so it isn't impossible. They probably don't do it well, but you only have to do better than random to provide benefit.Market risk is more of a concern to me. If you're presenting results directly to users they'll probably care greatly about the q... |
What advice would you give college students about starting a business? | petervandijck: My nr 1 advice: don't forget to make money. |
Is artificial intelligence/natural language processing a futile pursuit? | arethuza: You need a catchy application that lets people understand the benefits of this technique, why not use it to rank the in real-time what things celebrities on Twitter are talking about... or something like that. |
Is artificial intelligence/natural language processing a futile pursuit? | JamieEi: I'd start by trying to validate your business model.1) You need to find out who the paying customers are in this space and what features they really want. It seems very possible that average consumers would have no interest in your service but that power users, marketers or some other segment might. Once you k... |
Exclusive startup coverage TechCrunch vs Mashable? | covercash: In 2008 we sent an email to TechCrunch asking if they wanted an exclusive on our launch. After 2 weeks with no response, we emailed Mashable who promptly responded and wrote an article. The same day the article ran we received a snarky email from TC stating that they expected exclusive coverage and that be... |
Is artificial intelligence/natural language processing a futile pursuit? | aufreak3: "We are worried that we would hit a dead-end and not be able to build what we set out to build."Listen attentively to your intuition. Your "worry" can stop you faster than any statistical or third opinion about whether AI is a hard problem. Doesn't mean you should stop worrying and continue. Spend time imagin... |
I'm way too shy, please help | rajat: Either you are too shy, and the usual prescription of go out there and overcome it isn't going to work. I was painfully shy when I was younger, and it took determined and sustained effort to overcome it. Even today, after years of this, it often takes a moment of deliberate effort for me to talk to a stranger. A... |
What do you listen to when you code? | dmly: Bach bay (or Batch!) |
Is artificial intelligence/natural language processing a futile pursuit? | zackattack: This sounds like a really neat product and you sound really smart. I would love to chat with you because I have some (hopefully) unique ideas about how to tackle this problem, and would love to share. My email is zackster@gmåil.com |
Is artificial intelligence/natural language processing a futile pursuit? | pguerin: No, it's not futile! Finding ways to get good information fast with the data explosion is one of the challenges we face in computer science. Anyway, the good folks at GATE are building a great set of tools for NLP for several years. The tools are similar to what you are doing. You are not crazy and we need mor... |
YC interviewees coming from outside US | dschobel: I don't know if it even needs to be said but if you don't have any luck finding a free couch/floor, check http://www.airbnb.com/Plenty of couches on there for $20/night in SF |
I'm way too shy, please help | CaptainZapp: It was mentioned already and I'd like to re-emphasize :Talk to a good psychologist or psychiatrist and consider medication for a limited time at least.I was the same. No problems with friends, colleagues or on the internet, but walking into a bar or into a party would frighten the holy crap out of me.Cogni... |
I'm way too shy, please help | martin_valiente: Try acting or locution classes. Actors do silly exercises to take away the scenic fear. If you have been a dog or a tree in front of several people, then being human seem a lot easier. |
Is artificial intelligence/natural language processing a futile pursuit? | terra_t: I don't think NLP and AI are dead-ends, however, I agree with you that sentiment analysis is a crowded area.Personally I find I need sophisticated domain-specific heuristics to evaluate consumer reviews in particular spaces. For instance, when I buy a lens for my camera, I'm going to look at reviews, but... |
I'm way too shy, please help | pasbesoin: Exercise. Heavily.The best time of my life was the fall after a summer of cycling every day. I gained several (real) new friends. I started participating in intra-mural sports, at which I was actually good. (Some quite negative "jock attitudes" had kept me away from organized sports in primary and second... |
I will work for free ... | niczar: You'd be better off contributing to a Free/Open Source Software project. |
I'm way too shy, please help | oscarduignan: Haven't read the article, I just like the picture...http://plpatterns.com/post/307982918/its-hard-to-change-a-li... |
Is artificial intelligence/natural language processing a futile pursuit? | chegra84: The fundamental problem with AI is the lack of parallelization. There are more connections in the human brain than there are atoms in the universe.I am sure someone can write an AI program that is comparable with human intelligence on paper at this moment in time. But, the complexity of the algorithm would p... |
What do you listen to when you code? | ieure: I have a wide array of taste, but when working, I primarily listen to metal. The key here is something with a fast and steady beat, which really gets me into the groove.It's hard to automatically classify this kind of music, so I have a half-dozen or so hand-made playlists, each around an hour long.The music is ... |
Does anyone have a reference for a mid-sized clojure project for study? | raju: I am not sure if this helps you, but lab-repl by Relevance just came on GitHub. It's the training course Stuart Halloway and Rich Hickey are doing with the Pragmatic Studio. I haven't dug in the source code myself, but it seems pretty interesting ...http://github.com/relevance/labrepl |
Why no Kindle app for Android? | Readmore: I'm sure it's possible that there is one in the works but it is lower in priority than an iPad app. iPhone users spend more money on apps, and ebooks, than Android users. You've got to go where the money is. |
YC interviewees coming from outside US | dannyr: Several teams who were interviewed for the Winter 2010 Session stopped by at the HackerDojo. A meetup can actually be held there. |
What do you listen to when you code? | TrevorBurnham: If it's something I need to focus on and think all the way through, either silence or light classical.If it's a trivial but time-consuming let's-wire-A-to-B-to-C kind of task, then I'll put on an interview podcast (e.g. NPR's Fresh Air or something techy like The Changelog). Those don't require the same ... |
Is artificial intelligence/natural language processing a futile pursuit? | trevelyan: I work on NLP for Chinese text with the Adso project (http://popupchinese.com/tools/downloads). This is a natural language processing engine that handles segmentation, sense analysis and semantic regexp for Chinese text.In my experience, the complexity of most NLP applications work against them in the sense ... |
What do you listen to when you code? | ashleyw: BBC Radio 1/2/4, set at a lowish volume. I used to listen to podcasts, but I never actually listened to them, I'd not even realise they'd ended, it was just background noise. I now save the podcasts for design sessions, where I don't tend to zone out as much. |
What advice would you give college students about starting a business? | pathik: Read Paul Graham's essays. |
Rate my startup - www.plupper.com | petrchech: I love Jabber. |
How does a Jr. to Mid-Level programmer find work? | djb_hackernews: I've had luck applying to positions that were looking for more senior devs but was something I was interested in. My current job came that way. Looking for someone with 7 years, I had 3, but I also had built projects in the same space and was actually a really good fit. Fresh out of school I got an inte... |
Is artificial intelligence/natural language processing a futile pursuit? | syntience: Hi,I have decades of experience with old style AI and a decade of the new kind :-). I specialize in language understanding algorithms and near-pefect sentiment analysis is something I expect we'll be able to do eventually using the methods I've invented.The top level bit to worry about is whether you are att... |
the risks of blocking IPs | barredo: I always ban IPs. If they are bots, they are highly unlikely to be real visitors too sharing those ip addresses.Ban the IPs temporarily, say, a month, and put a message in your '403 forbidden access error page' saying sorry: "your ip is blocked because of weird-things-happening-from-your-ip, if you are a custo... |
Rate my startup - www.plupper.com | jolan: Kind of neat, but I could create my own version quickly with open source (http://code.stanziq.com/speeqe/). |
What do you listen to when you code? | zpoley: http://di.fm usually the trance channel |
the risks of blocking IPs | Rust: If you block IPs, try to be as specific as possible. There was a popular site I couldn't reach for months from my home connection, but full of info I liked. I finally emailed the owner from work and found out that he had blocked my entire class B (xxx.xxx) range due to spamming. This has happened more than once, ... |
Could Google effectively go to a shadow "war" with China? | CWuestefeld: would they be breaking any international laws?This is a nebulous concept, since there's really no higher authority to act as judge for something like this.There exist international treaties, but those are pacts between governments. They're not enforceable in the way this would require -- if you break them,... |
the risks of blocking IPs | bluesmoon: here are a few things you can do:1. instead of blocking, throttle the IPs. Rate limit them to making no more than 1 request every 30 seconds or so. Most script kiddies get fed up if their attack gets painfully slow.2. if you see a high rate of traffic coming from an IP, quarantine it for say 2-5 minutes (i... |
Could Google effectively go to a shadow "war" with China? | garply: How would you prevent the Chinese authorities from learning of the proxy IP addresses and filtering them when you have to tell the general population your IP addresses in order for them to be able to access them.I think you'd need some sort of software on the end users' computers to make use of distributed sear... |
Is artificial intelligence/natural language processing a futile pursuit? | msbmsb: I think it's more than quite a leap to go from worrying about the marketability of your specific idea to asking about the futility of two very broad fields of research.I work in NLP, my company has a sentiment analysis product. It's a very small part of what we do, and it's focused on a particular application. ... |
Help For Clojure Addiction | DennisP: Use Clojure to generate your Java code. As far as anyone else is concerned you're writing Java.I've used code generation at work quite a bit, whenever I've had somewhat repetitive code to write that I couldn't factor away. It makes my job a lot less tedious and more fun. |
Could Google effectively go to a shadow "war" with China? | bilbo0s: Uhh...Garply is making some pretty good points. Cyber war on that scale is not for good or even great computer hackers. It is for hackers no one has ever heard of. The people you would need don't work for Google, and are very hard to find.Best to do all this on the up and up. Although I think it will turn out ... |
I'm way too shy, please help | Tycho: I divide activities into two categories: those I'm supposed to be good at, and those I'm not. For instance, I'm fairly articulate and knowledgeable about certain subjects, so I should be able to get up and explain/present them to other people. Whereas, I'm a poor guitar player, lack 'rock star looks' and have go... |
Help For Clojure Addiction | dusklight: You can sneak a lot of functional style programming into Java/C++. It's easier with C++ because they have first class functions, but you can do a lot even with Java. I think it's not optimal to do a 100% functional style, even though you can, because all the syntax junk gets in the way, but just by thinking ... |
Grails hosting (or is 100mbit enough?) | hnkevin: linode or slicehost or rackspacecloud isn't cheap enough? |
Can your website be different than your LLC name? | drawkbox: You can simply make the website a 'product' and if you want trademark the name. If it is for the LLC legally the url and product are property of the LLC. Lots of companies have many products under one company. You can trademark it if you feel it needs extra protection. If it takes off you can make it it's... |
Can your website be different than your LLC name? | dalke: Why in the world would this be a concern? Just pulling an example from semi-random searches, "VJM Metal Craftsman LLC" has their web site at http://www.historicbridgerestoration.com/ . I know an LLC where $NAME.com was already taken, so they had to come up with something else.The LLC owns the domain, but one que... |
YC interviewees coming from outside US | iamelgringo: I forgot to mention in my earlier comment about Hacker Dojo: http://wiki.hackerdojo.com/. The people there are really cool, and it's just a couple of blocks away from the YC office. |
finding partners for hobby/experimentation projects | hnkevin: I'm in the same boat. There is programmermeetdesigner.com but it doesn't seem to be used much. I'd love to have a co-designer/entrepreneur type cohort and bang out a couple projects. |
I'm way too shy, please help | CraigBuchek: I used to be a lot like that, and I worked on changing it. So that's my number 1 piece of advice -- work on changing what you want to change. Work on the big things as well as the little things.I used to put my head down when passing people, to avoid eye contact. Silly as it sounds, I was able to help with... |
Grails hosting (or is 100mbit enough?) | HowardRoark: 1. Google App Engine is free to begin with, but you known the cons.
2. Rackspace Cloud Servers (21$ for 512 MB. Pay for BW separately)
3. Slicehost (Same as Rackspace Cloud Server, but 40$ for 512 MB. But you get 100 GB BW I think)I am using 512Mb Slice, with Nginx and Jetty and MySQL on the same slice and... |
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