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by anondon 10y ago
One of the solutions is to move to a model where all data that companies like google have in their servers is encrypted by a key that only the user has in his device. The side effects are: -No server side analysis/logging/sharing&
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How exactly does publishing a list of malware-infected stores fall under the DMCA? I always thought DMCA was meant to be for copyright infringement cases. I didn't see the list, but did it by any chance contain the logos of the online
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Man, you have to do a post about traffic patterns to your website with whatever data you have, it's way too interesting. Leave out the rank correlation part, and share whatever data you have available. Please!
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Off topic, but where do you host your website and what is your tech stack? Would it be possible to do a blog post about traffic patterns from HN? Eg- Hits vs time since post, hits vs day of post.
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Can anyone backup those revenue numbers from past experience? Curiously, the application name was not posted. I don't want to call bullsh*t, but if the claims could be verified, the discussion can move on to how to actually deal with t
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Hackers release source code for a powerful DDOS app called Mirai(techcrunch.com)
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Modern medicine works great as a framework to treat pretty much all diseases/conditions. But I feel alternative forms of medicine are not viewed as viable forms. Anyone has experience with alternative forms of medicine (homeopathy,ayur
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The idea behind ZeroDB might be applicable here. All data generated by a user is encrypted and stored in the cloud with the decryption keys on the user's device. This way, the service provider (eg Google) can't read your data. The
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by anondon 10y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9ITLdmfdLI This was the first time I watched pg give a talk. It was the talk that brought about the biggest change in the way I think about the world, my ambitions. The talk was the beginnin
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> Altman mentions laser like focus at time when referring to how startups should function. The same doesn't go for YC? It does. Sam mentioned in an interview (can't remember which one) he sees YC as a meta company, like Alphabe
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> So, Sam's been at this for 2 years, inherited an extremely well oiled machine, and hasn't, as far as I know, accomplished anything extraordinary. What accomplishments did you expect in 2 years? Working towards OpenAI, YC Rese
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Ask HN: Resource aggregators for learning?
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> I think this is the biggest barrier for learners since you can’t even guess how to google it when you don’t know what to do next. Just curious, not limited for RoR, but are there any websites that aggregate resources for beginner,inter
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Phoenix Channels vs. Rails Action Cable(dockyard.com)
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So functional programming seems to be the bleeding edge programming paradigm that hackers seem to agree on. What other paradigms are highly regarded among hackers?
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> Development of what? Custom software(libraries, custom patches to OSS, forked branches of OSS).
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by anondon 10y ago
> Same reason it needs 3,800 employees to run what is essentially an internet forum/messaging client. That's a very cynical way of looking at it. The part of Twitter that you use "is essentially an internet forum/mess
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Ask HN: Can we talk about Satoshi Nakamoto's identity?
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Cloudbric offers free DDoS protection. https://cloudbric.com
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Ask HN: Thoughts on life coaches in general and Tony Robbins in specific
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