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by byoung2 11y ago
Any form of encryption can be cracked eventually, given enough time and processing power. What if a new type of supercomputer is invented tomorrow that can crack 2048 bit in minutes? Not publishing your data would give you the opportunity t
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by byoung2 11y ago
They're always looking for full stack devs. Send me your resume and I can forward it to the hiring manager. My email is my HN username @ Gmail.
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by byoung2 11y ago
Try my HN username @ Gmail
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by byoung2 11y ago
I was in this situation, now I'm contracting with Surge, working 100% remotely, making my own hours. There are days where I work 4 hours, and days that I work 12. I enjoy not commuting, being able to work out in the middle of the day,
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by byoung2 11y ago
Depends on what you sell...if you are a megayacht salesman you can't get 100 a month, there just aren't that many customers. What do you sell, and where do you sell it?
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by byoung2 11y ago
Can you see if it can be tricked by a recording or your voice?
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by byoung2 11y ago
https://pando.com/2013/09/08/after-difficult-fundraise-yc-al... Here is some insight
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by byoung2 11y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=whoishiring This is a good place to look. If you are interested in something more stable, and you have solid full stack experience, something like surge or toptal is good (I do cont
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by byoung2 11y ago
This describes my reasons for going remote: wants to work remotely “in the comfort of their home or coffee shops, schedule work around peak creative times (e.g., the middle of the night), or raise kids without disappearing to an office for
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by byoung2 11y ago
Why not just include this feature in Hangouts? Is it necessary to create a new platform?
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Cheaper than recruiting the engineers individually? I didn't see terms but if it's small, it could be a bargain to get the team and tech and roll it into Skype. Also, the better apps might not have been for sale.
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by byoung2 11y ago
Also interesting: http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/08/06/uber-actual...
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by byoung2 11y ago
When you expand...In big cities, you'll need to get the drinker's car home. In Los Angeles, parking costs and fines will dwarf the cost of a taxi home and back in the morning if you leave your car. If you park on the street, you a
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by byoung2 11y ago
It's not dishonest. Take a vacation day and go on an interview. You can also look at glassdoor, etc to see what people are making.
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by byoung2 11y ago
https://www.earthclassmail.com/home This service can shred or recycle your mail at the click of a button, or send it to you unopened. They can also open it and scan the contents, and if it is a check, deposit it for you.
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by byoung2 11y ago
Maybe YC was super busy with YC Fellowship during the same time Startup School normally took place.
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by byoung2 11y ago
Small businesses may be online, even if they don't know it. If they have a phone number and an address, they are probably listed on Yelp, Foursquare, Facebook, Google, Citysearch, Superpages, etc. You could search these sites for conta
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by byoung2 11y ago
I think for online-to-offline startups you have to look at both sides of the equation (maybe inequality is a better term). The interface is less important than the physical fulfillment of the product or service. Cragislist is a perfect exam
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by byoung2 11y ago
Who would pay for it? Airports are usually controlled by local entities. Would Los Angeles World Airports be able to compete with the Government of Singapore?
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I suppose it depends on your definition of 'major', but if you can name more than 20 I'd be surprised. At least half of the states have at least 1 major international airport, with some having 2 or more. For example, Hawaii
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by byoung2 11y ago
It is unfair to compare the US to smaller countries that may have only 1 or 2 international airports (e.g. Singapore or Hong Kong). They can pour all of their resources into fewer airports while the US has at least 400 hundred international
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by byoung2 11y ago
The penalty for not having a license plate mounted on the car is $25 and proof of correction. You can have it signed off at your local highway patrol office. There is no additional penalty for repeat violations as far as I know.
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by byoung2 11y ago
Another reason I don't put a license plate on my car. If I ever get caught, it's just a fix-it ticket, which I'll correct and then promptly remove the plates again.
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by byoung2 11y ago
I've lost 50 pounds in 2 years. The first 30 I did with diet alone in a year. I started by cutting out alcohol, pizza, and fast food. The last 20 I lost with exercise. I hired a personal trainer and trained twice a week and worked out
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by byoung2 11y ago
OK I figured it out...the person who sent the message was using Android voice typing, so it was Google who censored it.
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Ask HN: Is Facebook Messenger Censoring Swear Words?
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by byoung2 11y ago
Im getting a 404. This link works: https://medium.com/@dhh/the-day-i-became-a-millionaire-55d7d...
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by byoung2 11y ago
I guess there is no set format, just answer concisely and confidently. If you don't know something, say so, like I did with the last question. The last 5 job hunts I did I got the job after interviewing with only one company.
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Here's how I would answer these, and how I would expect a candidate to answer them: Absolute positioning defines the placement of an object based on the boundaries of its parent. Relative positioning defines placement as an offset from
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by byoung2 11y ago
And the Pass Word "sundry" actually works!

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