danielpal

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by danielpal 13y ago
I am not sure if it's possible to get your employee's to learn to spot the output of everyone else. You will be able to, as you'll probably spend significant time interacting with everyone, but your employees won't. Each
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by danielpal 13y ago
Great post, with some very interesting ideas. My experience has been that although it sounds great to be "super" flexible, it's really hard to run a company that way. As you add more people to the team, people will mimick the
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by danielpal 13y ago
The NGINX advisory is here: http://mailman.nginx.org/pipermail/nginx-announce/2013/00011... This is almost 2 months old.
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Delayed IPOs(sub.garrytan.com)
3 points by danielpal 13y ago|0 comments
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Zynga Names Don Mattrick Chief Executive Officer (NASDAQ:ZNGA)(investor.zynga.com)
1 points by danielpal 13y ago|0 comments
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by danielpal 13y ago
What a lot of people haven't considered is that it's likely that the NSA had a big breakthrough on Integer Factorization and their capable of breaking RSA public key crypto (used everywhere you see HTTPS) Then they can just save a
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by danielpal 13y ago
Trust, but verify: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=As6y5eI01XE
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by danielpal 13y ago
From the video I see I will be able to: 1. Compare it to other similar dogs. 2. Show the stats to the veterinarian to get more input. Using #1 and #2 should be sufficient.
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by danielpal 13y ago
$15
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by danielpal 13y ago
Disagree 100%. Just pre-ordered one. I am a very attentive and interested dog owner. Here's what I'll get: 1. I pay a dog walker to exercise my dog every-day for 1 hour. I want to make sure he is actively walking and not just sitting around
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by danielpal 13y ago
On the "pay investors legal fee's", I was recently very shocked of how many things investors want their Portfolio companies to pay for them. For instance, if investor is required to travel for Board Meetings they will require company to pay
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by danielpal 13y ago
Hey Michael, you can try ours, it's specifically designed to work along with certificate's instead of passwords: http://blog.authy.com/two-factor-ssh-in-thirty-seconds (disclaimer: I am a founder of the company).
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by danielpal 13y ago
Saving this so I can re-post it in 2 years to show how wrong this was.
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by danielpal 13y ago
They said they Hashed and Salted password so it's unlikely the hackers will get "actual" passwords by brute-force However what I've seen happen after this attacks is usually they attacker use the e-mail addresses to do phishing attacks and
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Is this what it’s supposed to feel like?(42floors.com)
204 points by danielpal 13y ago|147 comments
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by danielpal 13y ago
Readability note: Theres a really annoying iFrame in top right (join Tumblr), fixed position that makes it impossible to read the blog and follows you. Screenshot: https://twitter.com/danielpalacio/status/327525758065070080/... There's no
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by danielpal 13y ago
I had the same experience. AA lost a bag, then had to wait almost 4 months to get reimbursed a mere $600 dollars (I asked for $2800). Worse, is that they only reimburse for items for which you have receipts (who saves all their receipts?) a
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Don’t Write Alone(medium.com)
6 points by danielpal 13y ago|0 comments
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by danielpal 14y ago
Looks like the salary is only to filter possible employees and only internally used by pitchbox employees. They want to make sure if you talk to a possible employeer they can match your salary expectation.
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by danielpal 14y ago
Careful here. I am not saying is true or not. But a facebook comment and then another accusation by the same person under a different name JennNella is not proof that he has a rape conduct. Doesn't seem right to just trash someone's reputat
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by danielpal 14y ago
I don't understand why there's a big issue with being indexed? In fact they should be indexed if they remove the e-mail address from the page. Isn't the goal of this pages to sell more? Don't people use search engines to find stuff to buy?
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by danielpal 14y ago
Can anyone explain if it's possible for this patents to just go from one company to another? Like what's is stopping IP Nav and Parallel Iron from just creating a new corporation and transferring their IP if Rackspace succeeds in this lawsu
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by danielpal 14y ago
I am not sure if that is true. That worrying about dilution is a form of downside risk mitigation. Primarily, if you don't worry about dilution you'll loose control (unless you have some sort of special stock that gives you more voting powe
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by danielpal 14y ago
Although some founders might pursue high valuation as a way to get validation, the majority or at least good founders pursue high valuations to avoid dilution. Another big reason would for recruiting. I've seen that's become increasingly co
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Diamonds Are Bullshit(blog.priceonomics.com)
1088 points by danielpal 14y ago|734 comments
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by danielpal 14y ago
This is absolutely not true at all. This is the same non-sense girls are taught growing up that they are not "good" at engineering. My experience has been, once engineers start interacting with customers they like it and they are good at i
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by danielpal 14y ago
Yeah could you explain a bit more in-depth how the security monitor works? What sort of vulnerabilities it catches etc. PS. The site looks great, I am importing my first repository right now. Great job!
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by danielpal 14y ago
I used to view innovation as: making it possible to do something that wasn't possible before (going from 0 to 1). But under that definition alone, SpaceX would not be very innovative. It's just sometimes when you go from 1 to N but the N is
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by danielpal 14y ago
Isnt this the default stylesheet of rocco? http://rtomayko.github.com/rocco/ Rocco is open-source.
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by danielpal 14y ago
What is the alternative? Are you saying you can run a service without a DNS provider? You can always have multiple DNS service providers and CloudFlare is probably one of the best ones.

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