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by Liuser 10y ago
I saw this warning online: http://www.barcodeart.com/artwork/portraits/chuck_close/ so didn't want to reference his name in the project (#4). But from what I understand, Scott mainly got in trouble for d
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by Liuser 10y ago
Whoa, was wondering where the traffic was coming from. I wrote this!
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by Liuser 10y ago
Piggy backing off this a little, in a similar vain I recently embedded Python in a macOS app (approved by the store) which was a bit of a pain to do. I documented the process as well since I couldn't find a full fledged tutorial on it
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by Liuser 10y ago
Thanks for the info -- it's consumer software.
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by Liuser 10y ago
This has been a fun little project that began during the holiday season last year. I got a lot of inspiration visiting SFMoMA late last year and had a strong desire to dissect some of the artwork I saw and to see if I could create somethin
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Show HN: Mosaic Shapes for macOS(mosaicshapes.com)
4 points by Liuser 10y ago|2 comments
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by Liuser 10y ago
This happened to Stanford as well. I remember watching about half of their videos for a course when all of a sudden it was unavailable. It was frustrating that the DoJ would stifle free learning. Fortunately the videos were being shared v
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Ask HN: Paid app but also want to open source?
7 points by Liuser 10y ago|3 comments
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by Liuser 10y ago
House of Cards started it all highly recommend watching it if you have not. Chewing Gum is a recent favorite of mine.
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Fedora and Ubuntu 0-days show that hacking desktop Linux is now a thing(arstechnica.com)
20 points by Liuser 10y ago|11 comments
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by Liuser 10y ago
Man, that is some nice looking UI. Having participated in a few CTFs, they are a bit intimidating up front. Having this more visually like a 'game' (which CTF is, really) will garner a lot more attention to get people to dig in a
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by Liuser 10y ago
I imagine it depends on the pool and beach area. Most notably, the older management staff that overlook the lifeguards. Anectdotal, but I was a lifeguard in my Highschool years nearly 2 decades ago. Scrawny at 5'9 140 lbs. However,
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by Liuser 10y ago
Unless I'm misunderstanding your comment, isn't that a flatline type of alert, which is supported by Elastalert?
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by Liuser 11y ago
I would've thought having technical experience and the ability to get your hands dirty would be a requirement of being VP of Engineering (or similar). Two things that immediately come to mind is the ability to make competent technical
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by Liuser 11y ago
"A society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in."
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by Liuser 11y ago
CEO's response can be found here: https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/3sz5jq/how_chi...
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by Liuser 11y ago
Wanted to be the “Zappos of pants”. I’m a frequent shopper of Bonobos and Zappos. One glaring flaw is their shipping speeds. I felt in its earlier days, Zappos really paved the way for fast and convenient shipping. Order a pair of shoes,
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by Liuser 11y ago
Good to know. The terms may prohibit, but in my observations, I know of many restaurants and small businesses that do it anyway. I'm sure most ignorant of the policy, but how many would stop anyway if still known of it.
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by Liuser 11y ago
Paid version wont do that. This is needed for music playing in the background at restaurants for example.
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by Liuser 11y ago
When security at Netflix needs to investigate for incidents, or to analyze data for anomalies, how do they go about doing it? If I recall correctly, Netflix is an Elasticsearch / Kibana shop right? Are there multiple clusters that
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by Liuser 12y ago
There is no crunch. People who buy watches buy them for their own aesthetic appeal, fashion, and analog engineering. They are also pieces of jewelry that can be passed from generation to generation.
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by Liuser 12y ago
Same experience on my end for my first ultra distance race. However, feeling bloated is much better than bonking.
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by Liuser 12y ago
It's a great incentive to not sell it on the black market.
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by Liuser 12y ago
I did the whole 12-16 hr work day for nearly half a decade out of school, including the weekend. I even skipped out on vacation for 3 years. I really enjoyed what I was doing. Having lived that life style, it doesn't leave you with m
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by Liuser 12y ago
Is this more of a reactive approach? Meaning you're hiring a security engineer after a major incident has occurred, instead of proactively ensuring you have the proper infrastructure and process in place first.
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Ask HN: When to hire a dedicated security engineer?
1 points by Liuser 12y ago|3 comments
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by Liuser 13y ago
To add on, it does not help that BlackBerry makes the application submission process difficult. I submit and update our 30+ mobile applications on Apple, Google Play, Amazon and BlackBerry. No experience with Windows yet. However, compar