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11y ago
Unless it's been changed recently, just add ?share=1 to the end of a Quora link.
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biot
11y ago
Previously, IFTTT: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11379475
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biot
11y ago
To add to the suppositions: perhaps the author was afraid they may get bitten by their own malware and designed in a weakness as a backdoor in case they lost access to the key server and needed to decrypt their own drive.
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biot
11y ago
See the "web" link at the top of the page? Open that in an incognito window, then click the WSJ article.
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biot
11y ago
Very good point.
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11y ago
$24/hour to drive and $18/hour to park, and that's promotional pricing. Though it does cap at $110/day, so if you use it for five hours you might as well have fun with it until the next day.
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11y ago
It's so people can't use one wildcard cert to have facebook.com.example.com and google.com.example.com, potentially tricking users.
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11y ago
Or management is very receptive and they have opportunities to point out what does and doesn't work, and the things that don't work get addressed. Once something is addressed, you tend to clear it from your mind unless the place i
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11y ago
For some reason, it seemed to make sense as a reply when I posted it. In hindsight, I should have just not replied at all.
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11y ago
FYI: there's a "web" link at the top of every HN story that lets you do this without copy and paste or bookmark shenanigans.
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11y ago
I assume most times people submit a "Show HN" (or now "Apply HN") that, if not explicitly stated, there's an implicit "and please give me feedback" tacked on to the end. Sometimes feedback can be blunt and
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biot
11y ago
Curious coincidence? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11315774
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11y ago
GitHub supports SSL for *.github.io so you can have your custom domain with SSL on CloudFlare, and CloudFlare can proxy https://example.github.io/.. . on the other side. eg: End User <--> https://example.com
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11y ago
That's one option; they also offer strict SSL on both sides of the connection: https://www.cloudflare.com/ssl/
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biot
11y ago
Javascript was popular 3 years ago. What new, cool thing have you moved on to?
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biot
11y ago
Maybe that's a Firefox bug? Not having to redraw a section of the screen should consume less CPU, not more.
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11y ago
A search for "tuning yig" led me to this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yttrium_iron_garnet
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11y ago
It wasn't a crushing backlog in the sense that the number of outstanding tickets was increasing. Rather, the backlog was at a steady 250 even when they were adding new customers every month. All it takes for a team of people to get thr
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From https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10223645 "If a story hasn't had significant attention in about the last year, reposts are ok. That's been the policy for a while..." Also probably w
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The TED video on the pentatonic scale by Bobby McFerrin is worth watching. Only 3 minutes long: http://youtu.be/ne6tB2KiZuk
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I'm fairly ignorant in terms of the science behind this, and one thing in the article raises some questions for me: > Sea level has risen a lot — 10 to 20 meters — in warm > periods in the past Presumably this is in the
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11y ago
The article doesn't say, but presumably this hasn't (yet) been open sourced?
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To Woo Apple, Foxconn Bets $3.5B on Sharp
(nytimes.com)
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Of course, but a great team can adapt their product to meet the market demands and will execute well. A poor team, on the other hand, likely cannot come up with a great product or, if they can, will execute poorly. After all, if they have a
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Imagine an article "One web server lost and how we survived it" simply said "Our load balancer automatically removed that server from the pool and we let the other 15 web servers pick up the load. We didn't have to do an
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Though this is Sam's personal investment, YCombinator has always stated they invest more in teams than ideas; do you have data to suggest a better approach for picking winners?
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11y ago
A publicly accessible, internet-connected printer is almost directly analogous to a fax machine that you can phone, transmit a document, and have it print out on the other side. Maybe you intend the phone number to only be called by certain
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Right, that's what the article states. Why is trading suspended though? If Google were set to announce an acquisition of some company, would Nasdaq halt trading in GOOG?
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The article hints at a merger, but why would that require suspending trade in its shares? My first thought went towards Apple making an announcement regarding its supply chain. However, that too would be business as usual and subject to a c
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Yeah, I made an analogy 3 years ago when the Weev case came up: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6435092 contrasting a publicly accessible web server with a librarian at a public library. Your "forget to lock up yo
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