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by deepinsand 13y ago
I assume Homejoy has to hire contractors given their low prices and rapid expansion. Alternative services like MyClean actually employ the cleaners.
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by deepinsand 13y ago
Couldn't I also publish the checksum on Twitter? Although it's not decentralized, it's probably equally trusted in the eyes of the legal system.
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by deepinsand 13y ago
Isn't the prevailing argument in the industry that vertical integration is necessary for great customer experience? On Android, I sign in ONCE with my @gmail address and everything is instantly configured. Another great example is Goog
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by deepinsand 13y ago
True, but presumably that would have been unconstitutional. As it was implemented, the only option they had was to demand Lavabit's private key, since they use the same SSL cert per user.
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by deepinsand 13y ago
If I read the article correctly, the Lavabit founder was unwilling to give up the private key because it would compromise all users, not just Snowden.
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by deepinsand 13y ago
A service that used a separate subdomain and SSL certificate per user could have avoided such a situation. Though this is an unreasonable burden for a service provider to bear for operating in the US.
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$FB hits a new high, and why I'm getting off the rollercoaster(deepinsand.com)
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The importance of vertical integration: Why Microsoft had to buy Nokia(deepinsand.com)
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Android Fragmentation: Where is the jQuery for Android?(deepinsand.com)
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How to build Google AdSense for Bitcoin(deepinsand.com)
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by deepinsand 13y ago
Sadly this has already been happening for a while: http://techcrunch.com/2013/02/21/euclid-the-google-analytics...
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by deepinsand 13y ago
You could install this in a retail store to get competitive intel on where your customers have previously browsed or been
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by deepinsand 13y ago
Do they have a massive number of cable/satellite subcriptions? I've always wondered how they and IntoNow get their signals.
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by deepinsand 14y ago
I think it's great. I've spent too much time parsing SQL strings into well typed data structures, and you get it for free with Mongo.
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by deepinsand 14y ago
A similar analogy but from a different angle: http://blog.212labs.com/?p=53 I argue recruiters should act MORE like car salesmen =)
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Finding a job is like buying a car(blog.212labs.com)
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by deepinsand 14y ago
Re #2: it already happens, just in a limited capacity. A lot of mobile ad networks (if in app, not mobile web) will cookie you with the UDID before and after you click on a link. Android lets you pass some referral information on links to t
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Facebook's flawed display strategy(sandeepja.in)
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Tips after having just won AngelHackNYC with mailmo.at(sandeepja.in)
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NoBE - That's so Fetch(sandeepja.in)
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by deepinsand 14y ago
this would be super useful on mobile devices. zoom on focus
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Show HN: startupfindr - Search Engine over Startups(startupfindr.com)
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by deepinsand 15y ago
I read /r/NFL a lot and follow football games live over Twitter. In years past I did the same on game forums, live blogs, and comment threads. I found the process of following the game over Twitter too difficult, so I made this app to filte
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Show HN: Android App for following todays NFL games over Twitter(market.android.com)
1 points by deepinsand 15y ago|1 comments