Uptrenda

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by Uptrenda 11y ago
This sound really cool. Have there been any new significant developments in neurology recently?
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
What kinds of vulnerabilities did you find?
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
This is actually a useful site for learning about the costs of code. What would be more useful is if a multi-language version were developed which I imagine could turn into a pretty cool open source project.
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
I'm going to assume that OP is interested in this question because he wants to find a good remote job (not an unreasonable assumption, heh.) For that: you might want to think about applying to tech startups directly even if they don&#x
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
Upwork is basically where businesses and entrepreneurs go to outsource work to people living in countries with a lower cost of living. It's a place that's excellent for startups who know how to extract maximum value from foreign w
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
The "eventually much more" part is what most interests me. You guys might actually be some of the first researchers in the world to experiment with this kind of model. I can see this being very big if its marketed right.
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
Isn't there a huge potential for crowd sourced research platforms to take off and help advance the state of the art? So far it seems like most studies are done by scientists / academics in a very closed off kind of way, but the tr
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
It's hard not to exaggerate the implications of this study if fungal infection does turn out to be the cause of AD given how huge this would be for humanity. Just off the top of my head I can say this disease has effected my family (1
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
This really has nothing to do with the study but congrats ... I guess.
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
I've never seen a more FUD headline than that. Got to love the journalistic sensationalism at play here. To clear this up: the technique in the article is literally what we use in unit tests to check that our TX-based event code won&#x
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
You might also like this documentary about the CEO of Five-hour Energy, Manoj Bhargava. https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=49&v=YY7f1t9y9a0 It details a lot more about his philosophy towards philanthropy and the inventions
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
Oh god, it's raining inside ;-------; That was such an elegant short story.
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
It would be cool if there was a fail safe switch that nuked the hard drive with microwaves or something crazy like that when it was pressed. That would be one laptop I'd buy.
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
I guess the ride ends after-all. Goodbye m<3<3t.
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
Leonardo da Vinci used to throw paint filled sponges at walls and then force himself to make sense out of the resulting irregular shapes in relation to a problem he was interested in. For example: he might be thinking about transportation a
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
This probably won't be very popular: but isn't the notion of special treatment from YC partners on the basis of race inherently racist? I think anyone who is black or Hispanic would much rather associate with YC on the basis of th
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
It's a cool idea. You should also allow the quotes to be sent via email Edit: The click animation is awesome. I love special details like that.
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
I might be wrong about this but I'd say that the majority of websites out there would break without Javascript. That's not to say that you can't "gracefully degrade" functionality if Javascript isn't enabled, b
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
Lets say that you're working on a part of a project that sucks and you're not very good at it. What I find interesting is the possibility of swapping work. For instance: two people with opposite problems: 1. Alice: "I would r
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
Recaptcha added. I have foiled your evil plans (for now at least.)
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
Exactly, plus all the other highly specialized parts of product development like UX, graphics design, PR, sales, customer support, security ... etc. >Are you going to be posting this on the marketing version of HN Good idea. I might post
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
True - things like Github profiles, LinkedIn, maybe some simple ways to verify ownership (if not already easy to do via some API.) Nice idea.
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
I agree, and things could end up quite messy without categories. Will try think of something simple to start with.
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
UI is a simple AJAX web app written in JQuery. Look and feel is bootstrap. Database is MySQL. Backend is PHP. Communication between UI and backend is JSON. It's a really simple app overall - will open source it later today. And I agree
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
That's where things like cryptographic IOUs could very well be of interest and I think it's a good idea (although you would have to be careful not to reinvent money like people have said as the lack of money is a core benefit of t
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
Haha, looks like some people had some fun with this. 10/10. That's what I get for being lazy I guess (I'll add a captcha to the post form today and delete the current spam.) Thanks everyone for the feedback. Seems this idea h
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
I'm not sure to be honest. I did do some basic research before creating Barter Hack and there didn't seem to be any good services for technical skills (although I might be wrong about this.)
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
I see what you mean and thanks
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by Uptrenda 11y ago
It's a strange idea that we're come to accept money as being a necessary prerequisite for the exchange of utility but that's not always the case. Let me know what you think.
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