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by SeoxyS 12y ago
But on the up side, it has a Pinky & the Brain reference, so yay for that.
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by SeoxyS 12y ago
Doesn't the lack of intellectual challenge in your work stress you? I don't think I could do such a mundane job and still feel fulfilled. (I mean that without an ounce of judgement—just remarking about the shift from academia &#x2
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by SeoxyS 12y ago
I'd say it's like blaming Toyota for the traffic jams when you close lanes on the bay bridge. Or alternatively like planing the SF Giants or AT&T Park for the traffic jams when you close lanes on the bay bridge.
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by SeoxyS 12y ago
Mark Shuttleworth: white, British descent, Elon Musk: white, Canadian/British descent, Chris Pinkham and Benjamin Black (AWS): white, Emanuel Derman: white, J. R. R. Tolkien: white, British descent. --- I'm not trying to say anyth
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by SeoxyS 12y ago
Can you call yourself an Architect? As in, Software Architect? I've found the title to be preferable to Engineer.
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by SeoxyS 12y ago
That's a fair complaint. The PBKDF2 answer is quite satisfactory (though I think that these days 10k iterations is warranted). What I'm much more concerned about though is the server-side encryption of the notes[1]. Having the not
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CocoaPods Trunk(blog.cocoapods.org)
14 points by SeoxyS 12y ago|0 comments
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by SeoxyS 12y ago
Yes, that's a fair point. I agree with you. PS: Ugh, not sure what I said that was so controversial. Always annoying to get downvoted for no reason. Oh HN.
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by SeoxyS 12y ago
A cloud wallet in and of itself is not a bad idea; it just needs to be secured appropriately. Multi-sig support is probably key here. You could have the best of both convenience and security with a 2-of-3 setup, where you keep one key in co
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by SeoxyS 12y ago
Nike, arguably, is a bigger and more door-opening brand than Vinton.
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by SeoxyS 12y ago
Love it. One thing I miss from GitHub's native UI, functionally, is the ability to link to headings. I feel like that should be preserved. Also, a light theme alternative would be nice.
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by SeoxyS 12y ago
Which brings up the question: what's the point of keeping the original company? You're unlikely to have as much equity in a company with so much history as opposed to if you were to found a new company. This reminds me somewhat of
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by SeoxyS 12y ago
How could they make a sublime-style code minimap in a CLI app?
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by SeoxyS 13y ago
It doesn't; I leave it to Apple's code to handle the encryption aspect. That said, I'd imagine that it uses PBKDF2 to derive a key from the password. The content itself is encrypted with AES-256. Here's what `man hdiutil
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by SeoxyS 13y ago
There's a much easier way to build the same functionality: use encrypted sparse disk images. See the `hdiutil` command line tool. I used this many years ago to build a Mac app with the exact same functionality, and probably much safer
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by SeoxyS 13y ago
You should optimize your RUN commands. Every time you RUN in a Dockerfile, it creates a new filesystem layer. There's a hard limit (42, iirc) to the number of layers that Docker can support. Instead of doing: RUN echo bar >&gt
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by SeoxyS 13y ago
I once contrived a Y-Combinator-backed and memoized implementation of fib() in pure C (with the blocks extension for real closures). It was a mess, but it was pretty cool: http://kswizz.com/post/50429268286/fibonac
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by SeoxyS 13y ago
If the has were really looked up by value, like in the example SQL: SELECT pk, hash, file_path FROM image_hashes WHERE hash = '4c8e3366c275650f'; This is screaming to be stored in a bloom filter.
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by SeoxyS 13y ago
Whoops, sounds like bitter (but still good) news for companies like ours that have million-dollar contracts of reserved instances. If we were to grab our reserved instances right now instead of a few months ago, we'd have saved more th
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by SeoxyS 13y ago
My key tips would be as follow, in order of importance: 1. Get a good lawyer who puts your interests first. (Not your investor's or your employer's.) 2. Make yourself as visible as your can, even if it's not necessarily your
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by SeoxyS 13y ago
As somebody who fought for a year to get an O1 visa (and an EB-1 green card, though that didn't quite work out), I can attest to the fact that the problem is not that it is an investor vs. a government official that is deciding whether
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SF 4th & China Basin Fire – Live Video(sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com)
6 points by SeoxyS 13y ago|1 comments
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by SeoxyS 13y ago
While by no means insignificant, this bill is no where near what I'd imagine would warrant a HN post. I wouldn't be surprised if most startups beat this regularly. The startup whose backend I co-created racks up an AWS bill that h
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by SeoxyS 13y ago
It's gotten to the point where my friends and I started trading futures contract for the resources. "I will trade you a wood and two future bricks for two ores…" Note that in order to comply with the rules, every trade must h
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by SeoxyS 13y ago
I'm actually curious, does anybody have any insight as to whether there are any pitfalls to using something like TurboTax for startup employees who have had to deal with stock options. For example if one has: - Exercised stock options.
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by SeoxyS 13y ago
A fairly simple solution would be to get a Google Voice number, that would forward to your real number - and have people text you via Google Voice. However, if anybody calls (or sends an old-style SMS to) your old number, it would still com
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by SeoxyS 13y ago
I think you're missing my point. I wasn't trying to say that the ROI would be better on Facebook with a bigger budget (though, I guess anything is greater than 0%). I'm saying that your budget is too small to make the numbers
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by SeoxyS 13y ago
I'm not sure what makes the OP think that you can run a conclusive experiment with a $20 ad budget… you're not going to get any conclusive numbers out of that. With click-through-rate and install-rate both typically in the low sin
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by SeoxyS 13y ago
Sure thing - feel free to email me at any point and I'd be happy to help. My email is in my profile.
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by SeoxyS 13y ago
There are an alarming amount of typos and grammatical errors in this article. It detracts a lot from the content, and (sadly) hurts the credibility of the story. A few writing tips: 1. When done writing, read the article aloud to yourself.

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