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   by _e 9y ago

   Thank you! I searched for more background and found another guess why the Soviets used valves instead of transistors: "Unable to afford the thermal-resistance provided by a titanium frame, the MiG-25’s designers used vacuum tubes over
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   by _e 9y ago

   Like taking a vaccine. There will be a few who have a negative reaction but the positives greatly outweigh the negatives which makes it worth it for the greater good.
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   by _e 9y ago

   Interesting. Sloppy is random is simple is robust. This reminds me of a story where the USA got its hands on a new MiG and when they opened it up found that it used some kind of antiquated technology. Some time later the USA found out that
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   by _e 9y ago

   Would you have stumbled upon your idea if it weren't for the MBA?
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   by _e 9y ago

   The latter. Amazon doesn't have to look at the data directly but only passively monitor their own server logs to get an idea of what is happening.
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   by _e 9y ago

   Great points especially keeping monthly (recurring) expenses low. An increase in income can easily result in an increase in spending.
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   by _e 9y ago

   Just curious, did you advise others to invest in a specific product, business, market and or idea? Micro or macro?
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   by _e 9y ago

   Cash is king.
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   by _e 9y ago

   Surround yourself with people who like to learn through experience. Experiences will turn into knowledge which could possibly turn into opportunities.
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    by _e 9y ago

    and this is why I built an entire business around elisp. Elisp is not perfect but I am betting that it'll be around for at least 30 more years.
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    by _e 9y ago

    The OP is anonymous. Are there any other SoundCloud employees willing to stand up and confirm these accusations?
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    by _e 9y ago

    https://ontologicalblog.com/spacemacs-cheat-sheet-1/
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    by _e 9y ago

    If you want to create your own reference card for any software with org-mode then you will find this useful: https://github.com/fniessen/refcard-org-mode
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    by _e 9y ago

    I was really hoping that http://orgmode.org/orgcard.org (replacing the .pdf with .org) existed so I didn't have to reinvent the wheel. I did find http://orgmode.org/worg/orgcard.html though.
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    by _e 9y ago

    Nothing is easier than using real paper and a pen.
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    by _e 9y ago

    In my opinion, Excel is not a good platform for documenting research because it is very time consuming to audit and try to reproduce the results since there is no standard way for inputting data. There is a long list of cases where companie
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    by _e 9y ago

    did this guy get a bug bounty?
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    by _e 9y ago

    There could be ways to automate the process [0] with machine learning [1]. [0] https://www.cuckoosandbox.org/ [1] http://www.covert.io/research-papers/security/Automatic%20An...
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    by _e 9y ago

    Thank you. It would come down to execution. One way to solve that is to track "scene releases" [0] and download the releases for software you think could become keygen.sh customers. Then reverse engineer the cracks or patches and
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    by _e 9y ago

    Actually, this gave me an idea. The founder of keygen.sh can generate landing pages advertising cracks/serials/keygens for download on tons and tons of different software. When the search engines index these landing pages, whoever
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    by _e 9y ago

    I think it comes down to what is easier, faster and most convenient to do -- download a cracked copy from a bittorrent site or jump through the hurdles of ordering a legitimate copy. There have been many companies/independent developer
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    by _e 9y ago

    If only the mafia got into the kosher business
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    by _e 9y ago

    I like this idea. Offer a fully working copy with only a fraction of the features the licensed copy has. Features are "staged" so it builds on previously downloaded content and every download is tied to a unique public key. This i
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    by _e 9y ago

    I like the name and the TLD. It definitely got my attention. For UI, try IBM code page 437 and include a cracktro.
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    by _e 9y ago

    There is less to no friction to look for new employment when you work entirely remotely.
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    by _e 9y ago

    Yes, working remotely with kids running around in the background is not the easiest way to concentrate and get work done. On those days it is nice to have another place to go to.
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    by _e 9y ago

    I am on the fence about whether companies with 100% remote workers have an engineering advantage. First, you have more layers of (mis)communication with remote since non-developer/engineering stakeholders won't be able to know whe
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    by _e 9y ago

    The IQ test has a predictive correlation to academic success. How should one be classified if one has a high IQ but is stuck in a poor educational environment (i.e. uninteresting/unmotivational teachers or lack of interest in the area
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    by _e 9y ago

    I stand corrected. Reflecting on my own experience you are absolutely right.
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    by _e 9y ago

    If it went fantastic then you probably have a real interest in computers and technology in general versus the pay potential.