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10y ago
> it's an investment based entirely on trust without any information, accountability, or influence over the outcome Assumes that an investor's extra-monetary 'influence' on a company is +EV.
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10y ago
>> I store ... all of my financial & legal documents [in Dropbox] Are you encrypting these documents client side?
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10y ago
The first page of commits https://github.com/golang/go/commits/master?page=833
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10y ago
Interesting. Morpheus replies to Neo, "Show Me". They then enter the para-Matrix and fight. Neo's "Kung Fu" (martial arts) can't beat Morpheus. Eventually Morpheus convinces Neo that winning the fight has les
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11y ago
Replace "Growth Hacker" with anything that isn't Engineer/Developer/Hacker: Waiter, Gym Teacher, Airline Pilot, etc.
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11y ago
> Dillon Forrest, Product Manager & Growth Hacker in San Francisco via New York City As a developer, not sure I care what kind of engineers a "Growth Hacker" wants to work with.
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11y ago
Are you modifying sys.path() to load the dependencies that are shipped with the app; or some other technique?
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11y ago
I initially tried using py2app/py2exe/cx_Freeze, but stuff kept crashing. They're trying to do something considerably more complicated than my 90 LOC bash script; namely trying to bundle your application, it's dependenc
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11y ago
Have you tried shipping a python application to end users while relying on the OS X system python? In my experience, this is an extremely painful process. You would either need to do all of your development/testing with the system pyt
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Pyship: Static Python for desktop apps
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11y ago
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11y ago
http://asic-linux.com.mx/~izto/checkinstall/
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11y ago
This would be more useful if it used a virtual file system. What happens if the program writes a bunch of stuff to disk then later on tries to read it?
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11y ago
You're right; thanks.
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11y ago
https://github.com/burrows-labs/pz 68 loc
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11y ago
https://github.com/burrows-labs/pz
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Quirk in bash security check (privileged mode)
(burrows.svbtle.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Talking out of your ass.
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Secure password recovery algorithm
(security.stackexchange.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Thanks man. For those interested: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11893996/why-does-the-ord...
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Universal copy/paste in Linux
(burrows.svbtle.com)
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12y ago
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Lisql lisp-sql
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13y ago
You might like http://projectmeadow.com
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13y ago
Pretending that your customers won't make mistakes? Sounds insecure.
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13y ago
The convergence of dropbox and git was some of the initial inspiration for http://projectmeadow.com .
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14y ago
Correct, a laptop is the endgame. Our initial release will however be software that you can run on your current system. > I don't understand how this is different? Option 1 sounds like MSFT SkyDrive and option 2 sounds like Dropbox. Jus
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Ask HN: Help With Network Filesystem Implementation
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14y ago
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Data Replication Between Client and Cloud
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14y ago
> i) Skyline sounds scary Despite the obvious phonetic similarities between skyline and skynet, skyline's first priority is the integrity of your data. Your data is encrypted locally and it is encrypted pre-transmission to the cloud. &
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14y ago
That depends entirely on your vantage point. As the average end user, yes one key difference is that the system can actually run one of the three applications that you use on a daily basis. We also allow the user to continue using a file s
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14y ago
> People who engage in language flame wars simply do not understand that when you become a good programmer languages do not matter only the platforms matter. Guess you're building the next killer app in brainfuck?
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