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by Sukotto 15y ago
In addition, Navizon also has the ability to assign real identifying information to a device, but it's a process that could hardly occur without your knowledge. When the user buys something, you have their name and credit card
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"Live tweeting" the Titanic's maiden voyage(twitter.com)
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by Sukotto 15y ago
Where do I see my account details like account age, (non-)expiry date, data-rate (or other) restrictions for my tier, sales page describing what cool features I should pay the higher tier to get, etc? I signed up with your special link and
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The Danger of Having Only a Single Story - Chimamanda Adichie (video)(ted.com)
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by Sukotto 15y ago
If this sort of thing interests you, check out Kevin Kelly's Quantified Self collaborative project. http://quantifiedself.com/
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by Sukotto 15y ago
No. My point is that search warrants should cover decrypting your digital data in exactly the same way that they allow the police to search your home, your office, your storage locker, your safe, etc.
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by Sukotto 15y ago
I have a 50/50 chance of traveling through Montreal & Ottawa later this year. I'd love to buy you a coffee and pick your brain a bit about your tech stack and the IT challenges you've faced at YP. May I contact you?
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by Sukotto 15y ago
How is this different than being forced to unlock something like a filing cabinet or empty your pockets, or open the storage locker as part of a police investigation? this is investigating a specific crime. It's not like being forced to dec
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by Sukotto 15y ago
Make sure you use correct capitalization of your username. The login screen is case sensitive. (Which seems crazy to me)
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by Sukotto 15y ago
On a related note. I was involved prototyping olap cubes (Microsoft stack) at my dayjob. HUGE success in terms of value added to the business. Sr Management was used to getting stale data (at least 24 hours old) of things like tradin
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by Sukotto 15y ago
I suspect you're trolling. But just in case you're not, and the problem really is that you cannot find interesting, educational and/or enlightening material... have you tried: Random Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Random
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by Sukotto 15y ago
Nice article and an interesting approach. thanks for writing it up. The model can only get better with more training data, which requires me to judge whether I like stories or not. I do this occasionally [using] the above command-l
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by Sukotto 15y ago
I think there are some great points that adapt well to the startup mindset. * [Ship stuff]. A lot. Try stuff. Make your best stab and keep stabbing. If it's there in your heart, it will eventually find its way out. Or you will give up
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14 years ago: the day Teller gave me the secret to my career in magic.(shwood.squarespace.com)
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by Sukotto 15y ago
Great post Patrick. I know you'd had a series of bad experiences with both Apache and self-hosting WP. This article makes a pretty compelling case to give WPEngine a closer look. I ... was not asked to write this by WPEngine (who are,
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by Sukotto 15y ago
If you can't consider cutting back, then consider going cold turkey for a week-long media fast. Just cut all of it out of your life: radio news, online news, everything . I found it both surprisingly difficult and remarkably productive. S
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by Sukotto 15y ago
Grass is Greener Syndrome can be tough to handle. I struggle with it myself. Strategies that I find helpful include: - Cut back on the tech-news. The actionable Signal:Noise is terrible, even here on HN. Too easy to get distracted by the
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Martin Scorsese: How to lead a creative life(fastcompany.com)
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by Sukotto 15y ago
Cory Doctorow has an interesting take on the ramifications of this in his (2006) short story Printcrime which is slightly too long to post here. Go read it. It will only take a couple of minutes. http://craphound.com/?p=573&title=Pr
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by Sukotto 15y ago
Another great read, if you haven't already, is Brian Raiter's "Albert Einstein's Theory of Relativity: In Words of Four Letters or Less" is also a great read. http://www.muppetlabs.com/~breadbox/txt/al.html
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by Sukotto 15y ago
This is news to me. When looking at an iPad recently the guy in the Apple store told me that anything I bought on iTunes could be moved to a new device should I ever upgrade. So long as I have the same AppleId (email?) What else is non-tr
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by Sukotto 15y ago
Heroku-hosted custom Jekyll setup I thought Heroku only allowed dynamically-generated content (with static assets hosted elsewhere) But the whole point of Jekyll is that it generates a static site. What am I missing? (seriously) I
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by Sukotto 15y ago
The morality is in deciding when it is worth ending a human life. What tool you use is a distant second, at best. In war, once you have decided to kill a person, the moral course is to kill them as quickly and effectively as possible. Prefe
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A Love Letter to the Traveling Salesman Problem(mat.tepper.cmu.edu)
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by Sukotto 15y ago
I am a long time perl user looking to pick up python this year. How much value would this conf be to someone like myself who knows a lot about programming but practically nothing about python? I see that there are some intro-talks.... are
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by Sukotto 15y ago
If you don't mind some feedback... Instead of harshing on the OP, making him find your email, and beg for help, don't you think a more proactive approach would be more valuable to the conversation? Like the following, for instance. - "As a
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by Sukotto 15y ago
(For anyone interested, here's a rehash of a comment I made a while back http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1097801 which suggests you be flexible on salary to gain a larger total compensation. If you haven't worked out these numbers in
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by Sukotto 15y ago
I've heard several people complain to me about having normal articles flagged How do you know an article is flagged (aside from someone posting a snark about how they flagged)? Does the OP of an article get notified?
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by Sukotto 15y ago
That's only actually true between 14th and 187th streets in Manhattan. The other (80%? 90%?) of NYC has locally consistent, but globally inconsistent, street layouts.
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by Sukotto 15y ago
His site is back up. I also took the liberty of inviting him to come talk to us (or to do an IAMA Master Cartographer AMA on Reddit)

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