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Communitivity
11y ago
Epic fail. Mozilla should be making the browser subsystems more secure, not saying 'Trust us, we'll ensure your add-ons are secure'. Will the add-ons source code be reviewed by a CISSP skilled in the languages used within the
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11y ago
You're not the only one. The OASIS attempt at a standard was called XDI, specifically the Link Contracts portion of XDI. It failed to achieve traction, in large part due to political opposition. If you want to talk more about this, and
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11y ago
Erlang - Because it handles scalability and reliability very well, is Actor based (each process being an Actor), has a great library for backend stuff in OTP, and because I love it. Tie between Elixir (because scripting language that runs o
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11y ago
I agree with the earlier comment that it sounds interesting. I'd be more excited if there was a clear means for smaller companies to join the initiative. Is this intended as a commercial joint venture by ProcessOne and Quvik, or as an
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12y ago
No, at least based on what I've heard (I have not succeeded as an entrepreneur yet). Instead, find a problem that scratches a personal itch and is big enough to impact the country, or ideally the world. Then iterate in quick cycles, w
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12y ago
This is a great project. However, given the nature of the project and the license, would this then require any software hosted with it to be AGPLv3? Could I run software that is a mix of Apache, MIT, and Erlang Public License in a VirtKick
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12y ago
I am so jealous. Being his student would be an amazing learning experience. I suspect this will be a major trend - and that we'll see more and more remote teaching resources. A possible opportunity for YC16.
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12y ago
That is an excellent observation. I was in the Open Reputation Management Systems Technical Committe at OASIS. During the initial discussions there we mostly agreed that reputation has to be multidimensional, for exactly that reason. I may
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12y ago
"Quora's philosophy can be summed up as why should the serfs get a share if they were dumb enough to work for free in the first place?" Different currencies. The owners of Quora are being paid in US dollars, the content cre
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12y ago
I do not usually comment, but on this I have to. If you do not know the primary tasks of version control (checkout, committing, branching, tagging, creating a new repository, forking a repository) then you cannot call yourself a programmer.
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12y ago
Bingo. If you accept a non-compete clause, you are part of the problem. You may have no choice if you are desperate - but if you are a decent programmer that really shouldn't be a problem. I have worked for companies that have non-com
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13y ago
I think it is important to note that the Agile manifesto does not say we don't need the things on the right. Instead it says value the things on the left over the things on the right. For example it doesn't say you only need peo
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13y ago
I think this might be an interesting way of advertising that they are hiring, check the ASCII art at the top of the source. Something more esoteric would be more interesting..maybe a small but prominent Pi in the lower right hand corner tha
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Ask PG: Would you consider Riak suitable for HN?
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13y ago
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13y ago
I use this for my blog site. It is an awesome Content Management System (I wouldn't call it a Web framework). It has some caveats but is as good as Django in my opinion.
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13y ago
I used to be a freelancer, and plan to be one again someday. The thing about freelancing is risk vs reward. If you are good enough at selling, delivery, and juggling then the money you can make is astounding, especially if you can travel t
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13y ago
Thanks :) I'll make it a post and add the URL to this thread as a comment once I do.
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13y ago
No, definitely do not include the name consultancy. Think about what skills you and your friend have the distinguish you from the pack. Then think about how you approach problems. Also think about what you and your friend want your company
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13y ago
I'm a sw engineer programming Java since 1996. I started using Maven when it first came out as the declarative build language hooked me, and became the local Maven expert. I've watched it grow with pride, and sometimes in anger. I
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Announcing Async Data Discovery and Interchange (ADDI)
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14y ago
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14y ago
This guy has some good thoughts, but his main points are way off (from 20+ years in sw engineering). Here's why. Passion might follow mastery sometimes, but usually it is the other way around. My advice is to figure out what you're passiona
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Resources for Getting Started With Erlang
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How to get Node.js, sqlite, and Locker installed and working
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