datashovel

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by datashovel 12y ago
Absolutely working for me. Not trying to put work on your team's plate, but if there were enough positive feedback like mine, an article about the discovery process and implementation of the changes would be an interesting read in and
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by datashovel 12y ago
Several months ago: visit https://news.ycombinator.com/news , read list of titles, and don't click on any since none seem interesting. Defer to https://news.ycombinator.com/newest because I regularly
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Ask HN: Has front-page algorithm changed?
6 points by datashovel 12y ago|4 comments
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by datashovel 12y ago
IMO, interviews are a very imprecise way of gathering "facts" about a story. I'd be interested to hear some details about these stories where other kinds of research wouldn't have been a better way to obtain the informa
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by datashovel 12y ago
So to frame the question in this light, the parties exchanging encrypted messages via javascript (on top of SSL) trust that they're doing everything in their power to maintain the integrity of their systems. Do they increase the surfa
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by datashovel 12y ago
The thing that perplexes me about this whole debate is that some seem to think there's no inherent trust between parties exchanging encrypted messages. That seems to be the first important thing to establish here. Alice sends public k
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Efficient data structure representation on disk
1 points by datashovel 12y ago|1 comments
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Helping to establish prior art
1 points by datashovel 12y ago|1 comments
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by datashovel 13y ago
Another tip, I have read into efforts of some of the large technology companies. In my opinion, Google is making the greatest strides in terms of comprehensive accessibility for visually impaired and blind users / developers: http:&#
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by datashovel 13y ago
I've done research on this before. Though I'm not blind or visually impaired, my research would tell me that a good place to start would be emacspeak http://emacspeak.sourceforge.net/
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by datashovel 13y ago
I agree. I think the problem is a very nuanced one, and probably very difficult to get right. The critical thing, in my mind, is to find the specific "types" of things that matter most to people. Another critical thing will be
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by datashovel 13y ago
another example I like to think about would be where a large mega corporation makes a bet on a certain technology by buying up a bunch of patents and suing others for infringing, but then as folks in the industry become knowledgeable of the
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by datashovel 13y ago
I agree with you. At least I think I do, where you are talking about the fact that higher pay equals better retention and thus lower long-term costs to employer. Although I imagine since this is a sort of proposal or question as to "h
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by datashovel 13y ago
another important question here too then is how do you currently gauge this kind of thing, and what specific things matter, when choosing who to work for?
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Ask HN: Do you prefer to work for socially conscientious employers?
10 points by datashovel 13y ago|11 comments