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by coenhyde 13y ago
I was actually pretty keen on purchasing this. Today I'm building a payment page. I don't mind paying for something good that will save me time. But it doesn't look like you provide an uncompressed version for review. I can&#
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Measuring America's Decline, in Three Charts(newyorker.com)
38 points by coenhyde 13y ago|55 comments
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by coenhyde 13y ago
Absolutely. IMO it would hurt the rest of the world more. However I don't think it is unreasonable to start thinking about this as a possible solution. This would be a drastic action but its severity is matched by the issue at hand.
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by coenhyde 13y ago
Cut the cables. The USA should be kicked off the internet. They've proven they can't be trusted. It is irresponsible on behalf of the rest of the world to allow this behavior to continue. Maybe after US businesses have experienced
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by coenhyde 13y ago
The problem with having healthcare under private enterprise is that these healthcare providers do not operate under the free market conditions we assume they do. There is no "perfect information" allowing consumers to choose the c
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by coenhyde 13y ago
The problem is the SF City gov. They are destroying everything they want to protect about the city by restricting housing developments.
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by coenhyde 13y ago
Does Deis implement zero downtime deploys and safeguards against failed deploys? I can't see anything on the site on how this is handled.
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by coenhyde 13y ago
Hours worked is irrelevant. The lifestyle afforded by $21,480 a year is terrible. That's barely enough to support a single person let alone a spouse/family. This means that 40% of the workforce are most likely dependent on someone
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by coenhyde 13y ago
I think it would be very easy for the NSA to obtain the private keys to SSL of popular sites, eg Facebook, Gmail. Either through coercion or hacking.
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by coenhyde 13y ago
This is the most terrifying thing i've ever seen. I'm not exaggerating in the slightest.
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by coenhyde 13y ago
It's probably a pre-receive hook. That's how Dokku works. It's easier to abort the deploy this way.
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by coenhyde 13y ago
So am I. What's your project?
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by coenhyde 13y ago
It may be a boom compared to historical levels but it is in no way enough. 22,000 is tiny! There's probably already a shortage of half a million. Think about how many people live outside the city because rent is too expensive. SF is a
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by coenhyde 13y ago
I presume you are a founder. There are a lot of people who disagree with you. It would do you well to reflect on why. If these are your thoughts on founders and early employees I can't see you attracting and retaining the best talent.
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by coenhyde 13y ago
It is important to view your product from a holistic/macro perspective. With all the various metric tracking available it's easy to derail your product's focus by optimizing features rather than the product.
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by coenhyde 13y ago
Of course the FBI has been doing this and I don't actually have a problem with it. Matching data between established government agency databases seems like a smart thing to do. This is VERY different from what the NSA has been doing. N
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Tor based mobile phone app. Encrypt your phone calls.(1985phone.com)
2 points by coenhyde 13y ago|0 comments
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by coenhyde 13y ago
Not excusing the collection of private information, I would be interested in knowing the extent of the analysis done with the data.
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by coenhyde 13y ago
:) you caught me. Fair call.
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by coenhyde 13y ago
@adventured Maybe you haven't travelled outside America enough to notice? You make the mistake of correlating wealth with the intelligence of the average person. The average person did not build the businesses that made America. And capital
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by coenhyde 13y ago
The average is very important in a democracy. They can vote. Or choose not to!
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by coenhyde 13y ago
Indeed. Nothing is going to change until there is a collapse. Even then I fear what fills the power void will be worse than what you have now. The reason no one cares is because most Americans are in a comatose state. I've traveled to most
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by coenhyde 13y ago
Someone needs to find a way to make end to end encryption of phone calls a reality. I can think of technical solutions but it's another matter to get adoption. Also it can't only be an app. The phone can not be trusted. I think you'd need a
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by coenhyde 13y ago
I don't see AI leading the reduction jobs available to knowledge workers for a while yet. Though knowledge workers will continue to loose their jobs. But this will simply be the result of specialized software (not what I call AI).
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by coenhyde 13y ago
What you need is Tab Wrangler. It's an extension for Chrome. It will close inactive tabs for you. This means: - Tabs you don't care about will get closed. Even ones you think you care about but you don't really. If you cared you would have
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by coenhyde 13y ago
"Worrying about bandwidth, memory, and processing power (in user space) is no longer relevant." You couldn't be more wrong. What about mobile users? What about international users? What about mobile international users? When building a HTML
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by coenhyde 14y ago
Nodejitsu is incredibly unreliable. I use them only because they are so cheap and quick. Anything of value should not be hosted on Nodejitsu. This disappoints me greatly as Nodejitsu is a company i want to love.
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by coenhyde 14y ago
"It's too easy to write something crap, be forced to write several layers of crap on top of that, shout "LEAN STARTUP" at anyone who questions you and make a shamble for the exit." This. I hear "Lean Startup" way too often as an excuse to d
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by coenhyde 14y ago
Cheers. I don't consider myself a designer. This is the first creative thing i've done in 10 years, so it's good to know i can still make something that looks good :).
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by coenhyde 14y ago
I just built and launched https://popbasic.com/ . It shares the router, controllers, actions and templates between the client and server. I have the "frontend" that runs client and server which then talks to an api. It works pretty good be

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