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   by dandv 12y ago

   I'm working on Google's Governance, Risk and Compliance management system.[1] Porting it to Meteor would accomplish several goals: * clean and much simpler code base * automatically (reactively) updated status reports on complianc
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   by dandv 12y ago

   Or http://meteorpad.com - the JSFiddle/Plunkr of Meteor.
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   by dandv 12y ago

   "We" is [edSpring]( https://www.odesk.com/o/jobs/job/_~0155480bf02dee46f3/ ), built by [TIES]( https://www.linkedin.com/company/948661 ).
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   by dandv 12y ago

   This is a powerful introduction of Silent Circle's encrypted communication services. Aggressive and visionary. https://blog.silentcircle.com/why-are-we-competing-with-phon...
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   by dandv 12y ago

   You can massively fuck with stores trying to track people, and infect their databases with fake MAC addresses, using Pry-Fi - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.chainfire.p...
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   by dandv 13y ago

   I wanted to nominate myself but didn't have enough helpful flag. Which makes sense, because I DON'T ABUSE FLAGS .
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   by dandv 13y ago

   Very cool!
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   by dandv 14y ago

   > Don't like US immigration? Good, don't emigrate to the US. Once enough people do this that it starts to affect the US GDP I'm sure there will be some change. No, there won't be much change, because those who make and enforce the laws
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   by dandv 15y ago

   Vlad, good points. Just a minor correction, the H-1B cap has been filled every years since 2003, at least. http://redbus2us.com/h1b-visa-cap-reach-dates-for-fy-2004-20... (which needs an update for FY2012 - the cap was reached last week)
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    by dandv 15y ago

    To begin with, the Startup Visa Act has seen no movement in Congress since its introduction in Congress on March 14. http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bill.xpd?bill=s112-565 . COICA and SOPA have received much more attention. According to
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    by dandv 15y ago

    I really wish the media included links to the FAQs for both Blueseed and Seasteading. http://blueseed.co/faq.html http://www.seasteading.org/about-seasteading/frequently-aske...
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    by dandv 15y ago

    Correct. This is also detailed at http://blueseed.co/faq.html#visa By comparison, the US granted 3.8 million business visas in 2010, vs. only 117,000 H-1Bs. (Note that H-1B visas don't let you work for your own startup.)
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    by dandv 15y ago

    Much. There are no visa requirements to enter the ship. See http://blueseed.co/faq.html#visa for more details.
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    by dandv 15y ago

    Funny how one of the most common objections, pirates, is also the most easily refuted (and of course, an FAQ - http://seasteading.org/about-seasteading/frequently-asked-qu... )
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    by dandv 15y ago

    Think of the other direction - if you can't go on land (actually you can, but let's assume you couldn't), then folks from Silicon Valley can visit the ship. Project managers can sync periodically with developers on the ship, fellow develope
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    by dandv 17y ago

    It's very common to see these criticisms brought against Perl: it's line noise, a write-only language, only useful for scripting, dead and so on. Thankfully, they are all unfounded. While scripting has been the use case in the '90s, Perl is
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    by dandv 18y ago

    Sites using Catalyst: http://www.catalystsites.org/sites/all and http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/wiki/SitesRunningCatalyst
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    by dandv 18y ago

    Here's a Catalyst screencast on how to quickly create a form: http://letsgetdugg.com/view/Catalyst_with_FormBuilder_screen... Also, there's a WikiVS entry on Catalyst vs. Rails: http://www.wikivs.com/wiki/Catalyst_vs_Ruby_on_Rails