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by butwhy 12y ago
What a horrible article. They are not "abusing" anything; it's their site and it's common for large sites to deploy nofollow. It discourages spammers from creating lots of outbound links for seo purposes and weakens the
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$9000 bounty paid for Python bugs(hackerone.com)
127 points by butwhy 12y ago|20 comments
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Outside Beijing, a Military-Style Bootcamp for “Internet Addiction”(mirror.co.uk)
2 points by butwhy 12y ago|0 comments
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by butwhy 12y ago
To celebrate, get 31% off new .com registrations with coupon LOLNASDAQ
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by butwhy 12y ago
It's almost comical how an app like snapchat is a target for crime prevention.
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by butwhy 12y ago
Religion is so weird.
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by butwhy 12y ago
But muni is slow and shitty; not actually exhibiting large torque.
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by butwhy 12y ago
I want to hear a Tesla bus when it makes this sound: https://youtu.be/LqFWvAplIKc?t=2m9s
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by butwhy 12y ago
You can rent out your bricked car on airbnb: https://www.airbnb.com.au/rooms/4182729
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by butwhy 12y ago
Nah. That's how Facebook hired interns in The Social Network, so it must be a great strategy.
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by butwhy 12y ago
It has a higher barrier of entry though. I've been unemployed for a while and not qualified for most of the devops jobs I see. If I'm going to skill up, why not do it in something with best job prospects?
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by butwhy 12y ago
So what? It would display the same thing as going to reddit, which is what op wants to avoid.
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by butwhy 12y ago
Just download reddit locally to circumvent having to remove it.
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by butwhy 12y ago
I am not super super keen on the devops thing and even that can be automated eventually. Once someone has done the bulk of the scripting to get a deploy process streamlined and then the environment is configured with auto-scaling etc, then
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by butwhy 12y ago
I believe Google would hire people on what they can do rather than focus on their paper qualifications. And I see this being a growing trend in the future. The points by Thiel seem to be that uni can exist purely to be an exclusive option f
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by butwhy 12y ago
I don't see how you're going to find a "best of" for reddit. There are so many subreddits that everyone will be different. Although the frontpage of reddit already seems to give you an overview of all the top content in
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by butwhy 12y ago
You're talking about vastly different fields. If you want to be a scientist and study DNA, college seems like a great option. For computer science? Not so much. You probably feel like you've missed out on something really importan
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Ask HN: Is moving from ops to dev a sensible move for increased job opportunity?
2 points by butwhy 12y ago|6 comments
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by butwhy 12y ago
Seems like semantics over the use of the word "pirate". I'm not sure what that actually means.
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by butwhy 12y ago
No, I paid for them to be installed. 3kW system and it will halve my power bill for eternity.
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by butwhy 12y ago
I'm disappointed by the lack of shoutout to 'developers'.
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Living off $1 a day convinced Elon Musk he could do anything with his life(businessinsider.com.au)
7 points by butwhy 12y ago|2 comments
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Teen rakes in $6,000 on “Uploader for Instagram” app, told to shut down(arstechnica.com)
9 points by butwhy 12y ago|0 comments
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by butwhy 12y ago
"allowed attackers to view all traffic to these websites, unencrypted... for two years" - but you needed access to the network or some intermediary node, right?
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by butwhy 12y ago
Not personally, but my solar panels do.
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by butwhy 12y ago
I feel like some information is being left or. What was the nature of the counts for identity fraud?
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by butwhy 12y ago
You wouldn't download a ten dollar bill.
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by butwhy 12y ago
Put a screenshot of key functionality in the README. I love repos that have this.
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by butwhy 12y ago
Well codecademy has a course to make the airbnb website. You code it yourself to be like airbnb, you don't just copy and paste their code.
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by butwhy 12y ago
Out of curiosity, would Cloudflare be able to sustain the amount of inbound requests they're handling?

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