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by Judson 13y ago
One thing the article mentions is terminating SSL on your ELB. If you want more control over your SSL setup AND want to get remote IP information (e.g. X-Forwarded-For) ELB now supports PROXY protocol. I wrote a little introduction on how t
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by Judson 13y ago
I currently own a pair of DataHands I found on eBay. They are pretty unique items, and start quite a few conversations, but I don't find them very practical -- probably because I don't experience extreme RSI pain that necessitates
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by Judson 13y ago
I may have posted about this before, but http://askjud.com , a simple trick that you can play on your friends makes around $300/mo. Its hosted on github, and costs $8/yr for the domain name.
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by Judson 13y ago
I have seen people point to using plugins to verify assets delivered by the server, but at that point, why not just do the crypto with the plugin.
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by Judson 13y ago
I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned Venmo, which was acquired by Braintree. Its no secret that PayPal wants to dominate mobile payments - yet, most people don't even know that you can send money to other people for free using
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by Judson 13y ago
I've been making ~$400/mo for the past 6 years from http://askjud.com . Its a simple trick you can play on your friends. Info about how to use it http://www.wikihow.com/Use-Ask-Jud
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by Judson 13y ago
I have been through quite an up and down cycle regarding my attitude towards Soylent. Upon first hearing about it, I was pretty excited about the idea. But the more Rob talked, the more I thought the idea was a total hoax. For example, in R
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by Judson 13y ago
Does anyone have an idea about how this fits in with Cloudflare's new fourth generation servers[0] which up the network card buffers to 16MB from 512KB? [0]: http://blog.cloudflare.com/a-tour-inside-cloudflares-latest-..
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by Judson 13y ago
They don't appear to have registered as a money transmitter in CA. http://www.dfi.ca.gov/Directory/money_transmitters.html
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by Judson 13y ago
Lots of people have been commenting about Tradehill doing all of the regulatory work needed to by completely in the clear, yet, a cursory search for a registered MSB[0] going by Tradehill, inc. or Tradehill didn't turn up any results. Trade
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Exploring synchronous replication in Redis(antirez.com)
1 points by Judson 13y ago|0 comments
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by Judson 13y ago
There are two types of Whey protein, concentrate and isolate. Whey protein isolate is a more "pure" form or whey protein that does not contain lactose. Whey concentrate is cheaper, but does contain some lactose. The site mentions that the f
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by Judson 13y ago
They use a whey protein - I don't believe the formula contains soy.
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Apple target of Senate hearing on offshore taxes(politico.com)
2 points by Judson 13y ago|0 comments
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by Judson 13y ago
I see the distinction you were making, but this study has an interesting conclusion[0]. "Muscular strength is inversely and independently associated with death from all causes and cancer in men, even after adjusting for cardiorespiratory fi
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by Judson 13y ago
Its great that you got in shape lifting heavy weights. Mark Rippetoe discusses why it is easier to regain old strength as opposed to building new strength in his starting strength series. I don't really see your anecdote disproving the GP,
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Name.com Responds to HTP Security Breach(pastebin.com)
5 points by Judson 13y ago|1 comments
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by Judson 13y ago
Whew. Lucky for me, my tax situation is simple. Otherwise, it could have been a few years in the slammer ;)
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by Judson 13y ago
If you earned the money overseas (and paid taxes on it where it was earned), it isn't subject to US taxes, and is therefore, not tax evasion. Now, Apple's cash takes quite a (currently legal) trip around the world, but the basic principal i
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by Judson 13y ago
This may sound strange, but when I first started doing python stuff with Django, I spent WAY too long trying to figure out the best project directory layout. To me, Django should generate a "pretty-good" directory layout, much like `rails n
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by Judson 13y ago
The press release did say that they may take the exchange down for a few hours. I'm not sure if that meant unannounced downtime like this though.
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by Judson 14y ago
I just have a hard time believing deflation leads to perfect demand inelasticity at $0.
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by Judson 14y ago
>You can either 100 units of something today, or buy 110 units of it tomorrow. People make this kind of tradeoff all the time. I can either purchase a product for $100 from Best Buy, or, I can wait for two days and get the same product
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by Judson 14y ago
From the long answer above - and I'm no video expert - the tl;dr is that Beamr answers the following question and returns a video that fulfills the answer: "Given that you are concerned with ZERO loss of quality in the output video, what
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by Judson 14y ago
ACH transfers are reversible and a few bitcoin exchanges have been bitten by them since most have/do take dwolla, which is a nice service for ACH transfers. Bank wire transfers, though, are unable to be reversed. Its a pity that most US ban
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by Judson 14y ago
Doubtful - 1) They have to explain to the credit card chargeback authority what a bitcoin is and why the entry in the block chain means they actually sent the coins. 2) Nothing to stop the Bitcoin buyer from just saying "I didn't do it" (Wh
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by Judson 14y ago
Why is it that so many startups who use tumblr for their blog omit a link to their actual service?
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by Judson 14y ago
No need for "S". Hoarding is accounted for by a drop in V.
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by Judson 14y ago
$120B (and growing) probably goes a bit above and beyond "extra capital".
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by Judson 14y ago
As fmstephe[0] pointed out earlier, Goldman makes their money by orchestrating the sale of these bonds. The performance of the derivative has no impact on their profit from this deal. [0]: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5133766

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