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by crsv 8y ago
This is a great technical breakdown of some modern high level approaches to common cheats. I think this the most transparent approach (even though the author admits leaving some detail out) to modern anti-cheat for massive multiplayer games
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by crsv 8y ago
The relevance of some of this advice seems like it best serves an VC track company dealing with SV ecosystem pros and cons - especially commentary around investor behavior and availability. Some of the points around distractions, planning,
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by crsv 8y ago
This was an interesting read as someone unfamiliar with this space - there were mentions of researcher's trying to prove things about P and it's relationship to other problem classes. Are there any examples of what actual resear
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by crsv 8y ago
It's fundamentally your leader's charge to create an environment where you can produce high quality work and sustain. Part of that sustenance is you feeling like you can learn, grow, and with that growth deliver increasing value.
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by crsv 8y ago
I would encourage you to look at product managers currently employed in your area by big co's. From those cohorts there might be some who are disenchanted with the cube life and looking for a change. Especially if the big co might hav
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by crsv 8y ago
This report juxtaposed with some of the descriptions I was reading on a reddit thread about what it's like to be in SF on a day to day basis just paint such an insane picture. A place where the median house price is 1.6 million dollar
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by crsv 8y ago
For those who might be looking for alternatives, I've had really solid experiences with ExpressVPN - really solid functionality that works across all my platforms. I've been a customer for a couple of years, and have had a really
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by crsv 8y ago
The old 50 gold stack of wool cloth method!
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by crsv 8y ago
I'm curious if it will have a commercialization model similar to Yelp! - a la "extortion as a service", wherein the business owners have to pony up to defend themselves against potentially false allegations.
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by crsv 8y ago
This is pretty cool - I'd love to see similar analysis for truly "contentious" comments, wherein there were an almost equal but large amount of upvoting and downvoting, controlled for accounts that have the ability to do eith
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by crsv 8y ago
Got any examples of it not?
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by crsv 8y ago
I would encourage that you not bend to the will of those who would impose upon you what your brand might be or might be associated with. If you make a meaningful product in your space and the origins of the name are easily explained throug
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by crsv 8y ago
I disagree. I think I laid out a fair argument for my opinion, and I believe I have the right to express that opinion in our lovely open internet as much as they have a right to be a thing in the first place. Me wanting this to cease to e
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by crsv 8y ago
I don't see any policies around types of businesses, code of conduct, adherence to Do-Not-Call policies or information regarding privacy or security rigor applied to the citizens that would be effected by this platform. This just seems
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by crsv 8y ago
I mean FB is so huge that numbers lost on these deals are probably flashes in the pan, but the tbh acquisition seemed like they were buying target demo behavioral data more than a company / feature functionality anyways. No big surpris
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by crsv 8y ago
Well this certainly holds up in the Belgium vs Japan match today.
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by crsv 8y ago
This is absolutely brilliant. It feels like every B2C site in the current landscape falls in to some element of this hellish anti-pattern.
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by crsv 8y ago
Whitepaper download sales funnel material. Nothing useful here.
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by crsv 8y ago
The game is called Gorogoa, feel free to google it. Clickbait titles on HN suck.
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by crsv 8y ago
Well that's just like... your opinion man. I, like many apparently (judging from the activity on the thread), feel like the commentary around communication involving commitment to different technologies feels misaligned, and this seems
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by crsv 8y ago
I would like them to rebuild the Macbook Pro from the ground up. It's a much more critical element in my life. If they keep producing inferior notebook hardware, I'll change platforms. If I change platforms, I'm less tied
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by crsv 8y ago
What will you be using my transactional information for? Will you be commercializing my transactional information in some way? With the banking information you require for sign up will you be funneling other financial information about my s
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by crsv 8y ago
This whole article seems borderline nonsensical. It's taking outlier companies and shoehorning them in to fitting a cursory take on Foucault's work for the sake of entertainment. It's not a lesson or meaningful or helpful in
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by crsv 8y ago
This is just an advertisement with no content. It's a link to a whitepaper / sales funnel for the service titanvest.com.
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by crsv 8y ago
The startup is Tachyum and they're based out of eastern europe. Here's their webpage: http://www.tachyum.com I really hate clickbait styled article titles on HN.
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by crsv 8y ago
It only reveals IBM's problem with AI if you were at any point under the impression that it was something more than marketing for them and watch actual market signals. The audience that gobbles up their ad campaign during the Masters t
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by crsv 8y ago
Early YC - Reddit, Dropbox, Twitch - products and services tackling massive meaningful technology things. YC now - Here's some expensive detergent for a niche audience. I feel like YC is losing its mojo.
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by crsv 8y ago
Based on your requirements and the change in your environment needs I'm not sure why you're considering a MBP - at least not until the next iteration potentially addresses the keyboard issue and comes with a spec bump. Seems like
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by crsv 8y ago
The db side limitations seem like a temporary but significant hinderance for adoption. I'd be interested in the author / authoring team's take on why they would really announce this with those parts lacking given that in the
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by crsv 8y ago
I think Jack's feeling the genuine pain of making a mistake on his own platform. It's poetic in a way, and hopefully visceral with regards to helping him really understand the power and danger of what they've built at Twitte

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