Tarang

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by Tarang 13y ago
I think Coinbase ought to be aware we know their customer service needs work & when stuff comes on HN and it looks bad for them its just damage control to give a false impression of competence when they respond.
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by Tarang 13y ago
Also it's bad for other sites. If China pulls of their google antics on Amazon and blocks sites hosted by them its a large proportion of what we all use blocked inside China as casualties. Hopefully it doesn't come to something li
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by Tarang 13y ago
What if reddit was run by people who were the skeptics? Then the science community would be banned. In silence it's all about who decides who is silent. In this case its reddit but what if it isn't?
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by Tarang 13y ago
Was 0.6.7-0.6.9 skipped? There was a release candidate for version 0.6.7 The big change with this version is the oplog tailing instead of the poll and diff which has dramatic performance improvements over the previous version. More details
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by Tarang 13y ago
Well looking at the end it says that its declassified/published with the NSA's blessing. If an employee had a contrarian opinion to the NSA would it be declassified like this one? Its hard to read it and feel that it is balanced o
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by Tarang 13y ago
It looks like you answer trivia questions. There are ads shown during the session at the bottom of the screen, like in a lot of android apps, which end up paying for the rice. Source: http://www.pocketrice.com.au/about.html
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by Tarang 13y ago
That may be where the tld belongs but you'll find a disproportionally large amount of .io sites serving up APIs
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by Tarang 13y ago
This looks really cool. The first question that comes to mind from the .io tld is does it have API access? There was a company called Zecco (zecco.com) which also did something similar with zero commissions (hence the name). Not sure if the
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by Tarang 13y ago
The bias is very obvious. There is a leaning toward SQL. While some of the things may be true there is a heavy focus on standards here & less so on performance & capabilities. Looks like its to push the commercial product on the bot
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by Tarang 13y ago
If I worked for the feds how would I go about confiscating someone's bitcoins?
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by Tarang 13y ago
I think this is one of the best articles out there and its very understandable on the issues when it comes to scaling meteor.
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by Tarang 13y ago
I thought it was pretty good. Have you managed to break into a blackberry and extract the user's info without it being wiped out?
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by Tarang 13y ago
What I'm finding weird is that the skepticism over droned delivery feels like its more than the scope of Amazon.com, the world's largest internet retailer with super cheap prices, being able to deliver stuff via drones within 30 m
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by Tarang 13y ago
The hashes that come out of bitcoin mining aren't just any ordinary hash you could use to crack passwords, though. The hashes have to begin with a number of 0s corresponding to the difficulty. Most password hashes (including the salt)
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by Tarang 13y ago
Just a summary of what Little Eye Labs does: Little Eye Labs offers android app analysis & performance tools. It develops tools that provide detailed insights about the performance of the app. This happens without changing the code or
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by Tarang 13y ago
I hope this site's not built on SQL if you're trying to throw a jab and mongodb. "Error establishing a database connection" Cached Version: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:www.ite...
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by Tarang 13y ago
I think they use reserve accounts with each other backed against gold held in larger central banks. At the end of the day it's still a plain bank wire (I owe you x) hoping for an opposing (we owe you x) to cancel it off. Or for the res
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by Tarang 13y ago
Its really annoying since you know its a script and it can just keep asking you again and again. Sometimes it asks me my cell number while trying to check my email (even on my paid google apps account!) Facebook has taken an interesting mor
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by Tarang 13y ago
I thought of parse but I wanted to leave the option open to add on a web app later with the reactivity bits. + I prefer something that's open source.
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by Tarang 13y ago
I do admit I have a couple of problems with the spiderable package. Google indexes a 'loading page' but I think I've implemented it incorrectly since others don't have the issue. Google's crawlers don't execute
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by Tarang 13y ago
There are couple of issues here. > There's not really any SEO capability There is a spiderable package that does allow SEO. It uses Google's AJAX guidelines (added using meteor add spiderable) : https://developers.go
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by Tarang 13y ago
Its lots of fun learning with it. It tries to remove as much boilerplate as possible. They have packages to take care of most of the stuff for you such as their accounts-ui package. One helpful place to learn meteor from beginner to advance
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by Tarang 13y ago
Stop teasing so much its been a week of this! I'm excited to see it ready to be used!
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by Tarang 13y ago
It looks like they're using a publish function (Meteor) to send down the number of users reactively.
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by Tarang 13y ago
I really like coding in Meteor. When deciding instead of thinking as to whether I should use meteor I thought on why I shouldn't. The main reason to not use it was scaling but It's evident the meteor guys are working on that for t
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by Tarang 13y ago
This is a bit biased if one is to interpret the incarceration rate as a form of the amount of crime. Less developed countries look as if they have very little crime. The issue is the justice system cannot cope with the amount of crime or th
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by Tarang 13y ago
Nice name! matches the number of total bitcoins mined + unmined.
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by Tarang 13y ago
There's a section on it on wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NOFORN#Levels_of_classificatio... Basically to do with the harm it can cause if it were known. Secret is rated higher than Confidential because i
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by Tarang 13y ago
Yeah but its not all that good. People can use bitcoins for more than speculation. They go up and then no one wants to sell. If you check out certain areas on localbitcoins you'll find the sellers have disappeared. It's not good f
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by Tarang 13y ago
I've had a terrible experience with them. Some of them try to do code sharing/OT but if I typed too fast they would crash my browser & I lost all my changes. I think my latency played a role but i'm not too sure. That sai

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