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alttab
13y ago
Whats even more confusing, is when I double-click on users I used to use to g-chat to, it pulls up the message and I end up e-mailing them instead of messaging them. This is easier to do now that the e-mail window looks like a chat window.
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alttab
13y ago
The only way you can truly guarantee you haven't been rooted is to at least trust your compiler. Even if you have the compiler's source code, how are you compiling it...?
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13y ago
It's not a problem now because there is a computation problem. All data isn't classified/sorted, but there are most likely rules behind what has been deemed "important" that create better results simply out of pract
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13y ago
Or a secret court
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13y ago
which is why blogging this is dangerous for him. First off, it his team reads it what will they think? He is inadvertally calling out problems with his management team and got a lot of exposure.
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13y ago
Agreed. Unpaid labor is not "culture" its slavery.
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13y ago
Gotta love a social company run by a kid that was so incapable of making friends he had to build a website and make everyone want to be there.
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13y ago
I'm not a photographer or anything, so take this with a grain of salt: why is there yet-another-startup tackling the cloud photo "problem"?
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13y ago
I dont like this as the top comment because its a tangent and doesn't address the topic of the article at all - The New York Times being crazy about what they consider copyright.
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13y ago
Don't worry l33tbro, its a lot less "messy" when pesky civilians can't get in your way with their own thoughts, agendas, and behaviors.
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13y ago
My guess is a twenty something riding a billion dollar wave into yahoo hq isn't going to make friends quickly. Influencing yahoo as one person might prove difficult. All the best though.
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13y ago
I still think there should be one maintainer with absolute control. Otherwise, "citizens" could take away someone's open source project with "democracy" or mob rule. Imagine building something you are incredibly proud of to grow legs and wa
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14y ago
It is when you've ignored them forever. Why would you then be listening? Because you are trying to keep the users you have.
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alttab
14y ago
This kind of sounds like people setting interest rates. I've heard that's gone well for us... Twice.
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alttab
14y ago
Interesting. I havent used co-routines before.
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alttab
14y ago
Younger people buy their stuff online. Anytime someone wants to buy something they no longer have to drive to get it. I wouldn't be surprised if this impacts younger cohorts more as well.
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14y ago
Data is worth money. Anyone can build features using data. Data is worth money. Data is worth money. Data is worth money. We are in the age of information, not the age of pretty UIs.
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14y ago
Also the step where you can buy many more things on amazon than you can at Costco. That said, if you want 300oz of peanut butter Costco may ne the winner there
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alttab
14y ago
Also known as google wave
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alttab
14y ago
With meth, you don't really need to import it. I would think the cost of meth is more fixed than other drugs.
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alttab
14y ago
Lets just be lucky the poster wasn't at Pycon
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alttab
14y ago
So are you saying if you are a man, that talking to a woman makes you a 1/10x developer? Or am I missing something?
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14y ago
Article read like an episode of Shark Tank. These sorts of real constraints is good information to mix into not-always-related-to-business technical discussions.
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14y ago
we dont know why they are investing, or maybe you do. i wpyldnt be aurprised if they did invest in gold real estate and stocks simply for diversification
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alttab
14y ago
Maybe for you. Many highly used web services require non trivial backends. If you have an html5 app that uses local storage, you could host JavaScript for $5 a month, sure.
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14y ago
That's like staying with an abusive spouse because he bought you a nice dinner once.
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14y ago
Not at all. In fact, I was insinuating that a lot of the start up crowd is motivated by the wrong reasons - money. You can get rich by buying up real estate and charging rent. All you did is sign paper and make money. "Charging rent" isn't
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14y ago
Sustainability is a waste of time when your only goal is to cash out as big as you can with as little investment as possible. You are mixing up "entrepreneur" with "wanting to create lasting value." A lot of what I see on HN is not the la
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14y ago
Especially if you used WhoIs information to get their number.
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14y ago
You could even design the game to be downloaded in chunks. Download the first level, and while playing, download the second in the background. This reduces downloads and load times.
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