alistproducer2

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   Ask HN: Should I resurrect my Chrome extension?

   2 points by alistproducer2 11y ago|6 comments
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   by alistproducer2 11y ago

   I agree with you point but Petraeus was different b/c he gave classified information to his mistress. What a sucker.
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   by alistproducer2 11y ago

   It's what it has always been. Sites/companies that go the extra mile and provide better user experiences get rewarded; other that don't lose market share. At the end of the day, if the content is good enough most people will
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   by alistproducer2 11y ago

   a little context on what your code is trying to accomplish would be useful.
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   by alistproducer2 11y ago

   great tips. thanks
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   by alistproducer2 11y ago

   #2 is really important. Avoiding the lethargy that comes with stuffing yourself goes a long way to making your day-to-day better.
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   by alistproducer2 11y ago

   If you want to make a living doing mobile, yes. If you are making personal apps then, no.
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   by alistproducer2 11y ago

   For a general purpose Dev job: Java, C#, and JavaScript. Given what your OP mentions your interests are, you don't seem like you would find such a job stimulating. I worked at a telephony company and that was the most interesting job I
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   by alistproducer2 11y ago

   I've been emailed at least 3 times about interviewing with them, so I think they just cast their net wide and see who does the best on their programming tests. I personally don't interview with companies that hire that way, so I&#
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    by alistproducer2 11y ago

    Thanks for bringing this up. I remember reading the communist manifesto back in the day. Despite how insightful it is, our society makes it seem like a subversive action.
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    by alistproducer2 11y ago

    im still wondering how a intermediary dns-like server is not needed to perform the public key to ip address translation?
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    by alistproducer2 11y ago

    i hate to be that guy, but....... http://www.derivative-calculator.net/
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    by alistproducer2 11y ago

    maybe im missing something, but what is the point of using the public keys if they need to be mapped to ip? dont u still need dns servers to resolve the ip addresses?
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    by alistproducer2 11y ago

    Universities should be about enriching humanity through the pursuit of knowledge. As with most things, politicians have begun to ruin our university system with their empty promotion/derision of them as a.) jobs programs or b.) wastefu
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    by alistproducer2 11y ago

    Perfect quote for a developer sitting in a cube: "....no one HAS to do something he doesn’t want to do for the rest of his life. But then again, if that’s what you wind up doing, by all means convince yourself that you HAD to do it. Yo
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    by alistproducer2 11y ago

    As a developer, my job is going to pretty safe for a while; however, I think the big data revolution is real. If you want to continue making the big bucks as a developer, you'll have to learn to automate. A current example is the rise
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    by alistproducer2 11y ago

    Being good at networking and being an expert in your field are not mutually exclusive.
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    by alistproducer2 11y ago

    Q1: So a domain developer gets to determine what is returned to from the API for all calls matched to that domain? Q2: As a domain developer, where does the query-able content reside?
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    by alistproducer2 11y ago

    I'm just getting into machine learning so I'm looking forward to practicing on these datasets. Thanks for sharing.
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    by alistproducer2 11y ago

    I didn't know that about Apple Pay (not an apple guy). I concede that that system is faster, more secure and more efficient. You win.
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    by alistproducer2 11y ago

    This NLP is extremely naive. It's just a hard-coded dictionary lookup with rudimentary English language syntax and structure recognition.
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    by alistproducer2 11y ago

    It's already really easy to get fast, efficient access to large data sets. I don't see much value in that. It is not fast,efficient, and easy to transform natural language queries into computationally actionable ones. I would find
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    by alistproducer2 11y ago

    Like so much "innovation" coming out of the tech community, mobile payments is a solution in search of a problem. Mobile payments are not faster, safer, or more convenient than the existing system. I understand the potential payof