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Internet traffic in 2015
(visual.ly)
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Snowden looking for asylum in Ecuador
(theverge.com)
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This means that to emulate the near one quadrillion connections in the human brain would take about $10B today, assuming they can scale this system by 5 orders of magnitude with the same connections per dollar. Although they did manage to d
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Complete Obama response to PRISM.
(youtube.com)
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Most searched for software technologies this month
(google.com)
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Show HN: URL that waits specified time
(longload.herokuapp.com)
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13y ago
Not really hands-off, but for an open-source alternative, rubber is interesting. If nothing else, but for the ideas on how to automate a scalable rails app on ec2. https://github.com/rubber/rubber
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I use both. Most documentation for different operations is on CLI, but JetBrains IDE's for example have very powerful Git tools like in-editor git-blame, auto-adding files, resolving merge conflicts, and opening lines of code on GitHub.
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Also gotta love the ability to open commits in Github in IntelliJ and the other JetBrains IDE's. Great for sending a link to a line of code.
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Waza - Heroku developer conference - $300 - Feb 28
(waza.heroku.com)
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To me interviews are like weddings. High expectations and not enough practice - a great setup for some memorable mishaps. I'd just offer the following from lots of experience on both sides. - Make sure to write down a sample input and outpu
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OpenWorm browser (requires WebGL)
(browser.openworm.org)
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Here's some more info about the event: http://allthingsd.com/20130115/google-glass-to-hold-develope...
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Ask HN: Google Glass hackathon project ideas.
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The Rise and Fall of Thinking Machines (1995)
(inc.com)
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DARPA challange: Can you program a radio to dominate the spectrum?
(darpa.mil)
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Guido's last commit? http://code.google.com/p/rietveld/source/detail?r=f66cc90304...
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Facebook's click fraud problem doesn't seem to be going away: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4312731 http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4648982 It seems like a short term play to not fix this. It's been made somewhat better after
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Does anyone here have experience with the relationship between search and social advertising? It would be nice to see more public data on similar cross-network campaigns in different industries.
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Bug scanner
(github.com)
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Isn't the author saying this phenomenon is unique to Promoted Posts ? I assume they've done giveaways before without the same reaction. He also says the accounts looked BOT-esque. I don't think the likes can totally be attributed to just f
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Here's the text you see when you log in, if you don't have Verizon. When trying to opt-out, I get an error. ------------------------------------------------------- Your privacy is an important priority at Verizon Wireless. Our Privacy Polic
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Musical scales are exponential as well. (octaves are frequency doublings) There's also this experimental evidence about sensing loudness, weight, vibration, lightness, saltiness, thickness and several dozen other things. From: http://en.wi
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Tesla employee reviews(work hard with low pay and free cereal)
(glassdoor.com)
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https://github.com/crizCraig/Wifi-chat
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Show HN: WiFi chat. Chat with people on your Wifi network.
(wifichat.net)
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I think this works because you're devoting more energy to the problem than to the sensory and mechanical parts of your brain that will be used to enact the fix. But it's not natural because socially it can look as if you're not 'working'.
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Yep, John Resig likes CoffeeScript, just checking.
(hilinkit.appspot.com)
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App Engine will serve SPDY from https automagically.
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Rietveld: An app engine app written by Guido van Rossum.
(code.google.com)
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