12,789 karma · joined February 25, 2007
Great acquisition for Google.
Heck, if Gabriel started charging users for the service, I would gladly pay him.
Skills: Substantial hands-on experience in Java/SQL web application development on Linux and a solid understanding of modern frameworks (Spring, Hibernate, etc.) & Previous experience in internet infrastructure and high volume timeseries data processing is highly desirable
Give DuckDuckGo a try for a couple of weeks, you probably won't go back to whichever search engine you are using currently :-)
One thing to note is that after you login, you can disconnect your twitter and/or facebook account. I disconnected FB.
Even if you don't plan to join, I would recommend the HN crowd to check out some of the questions under startups -- excellent info.
1. Cotendo 2. EdgeCast 3. Limelight 4. Akamai 5. CloudFront
http://www.cedexis.com/en/charts.html;jsessionid=9523EC359AD...
One more example. If you are teaching math, hand out the proofs on paper at the beginning of class to all the students; then work through the written-out proofs aloud in class, following the proofs on paper.
That way your students aren't merely making notes and recording your words; instead they are thinking. I believe that students should THINK in class, not take notes. So give the students your lecture notes and go through them carefully in class, trying to insure understanding of each part as you go. Your voice in effect annotates and explains the material on paper.
(Of course, these ideas apply widely, not just to teaching math.)
http://www.edwardtufte.com/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg?msg_id=0.... -- It's the last paragraph under "E.T. ON TECHNOLOGIES FOR MAKING PRESENTATIONS".
Betting that Marc is talking about RethinkDB.