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Apple Results Q4 – Wow this was far worse than I thought
(communities-dominate.blogs.com)
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You're right and indeed the promo code generator uses a hardened version of the proposed NIST standard for FPE, called BPS. It's the result of vast academic research since 1950s, on how to shuffle, generate, unique random permutat
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13y ago
Browsers of the world, please embed, compile and cache last few versions of JQuery upfront. That's gonna speed up the whole navigation experience.
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13y ago
My similar recommendation: Buy any toy which will develop her vision, fingers/tactile sense, ears. They all lead to programming eventually. Note that I excluded taste/smell, because they are only required indirectly.
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Show HN: Online Promo Code Generator
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13y ago
Good point. For SSL certificates, and many other security related services you always ultimately trust some strangers, who sometime happen to use names such as "Trusted Certificate Authority" which normally should read "Stran
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Why you must never generate your own promo codes
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CC continues to confuse me with so many options. I'd like to use a CC (non-CC0 or public domain) licensed photo as part of my blog template header. Do I really need to put the attribution and link in my template, because that will make
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13y ago
Do you keep anywhere a quick list of various metrics for various types of cases, for a startup?
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the op must clearly state fair use and forbid re-licensing to the magazine and the magazine should not relicense (scenario 1). But i suspect, op doesn't do it because of the fear the magazine will simply skip media with such restrictio
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13y ago
Mobile OS seen is amazingly diverse; Symbian, WebOs, Blackberry OSes, Bada, ->Tizen, Ubuntu Touch, FirefoxOS, SailfishOS and then Android/s, Windows* and iOS. Anything else I omitted?
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13y ago
So coming to my question, since vlc isn't a browser, on iOS it is impossible to support a browser which can play web videos using non-proprietary formats as it appears. Sad.
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a question; on all the platforms you cited, you may switch to the right browser to see open video formats. i'm curious on ios, can you do it? (i mean chrome and other browsers on ios can they run non-h264 codecs?)
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those are apps we developed for some clients :-) somewhat got tricked by the dm features and rubyisms, but it ended up dead. of course no client pays migration out of dm.. dm 1.2 is a dead end and stuck around ruby 1.9... dm2 won't hap
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13y ago
With many apps stuck on DataMapper, thus ruby 1.9 - I can't help but think: why do programming languages evolve so quickly? I suppose the language must be the slowest moving part in the architecture...Due to immense competitiveness fro
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13y ago
Here is how: First become a pg in your specific area, someone whom everyone in this specific industry sees as highly knowledgeable, good-networked and.... for SW choose a good one suggested here. Use hnsearch to find more (for example USV,
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Apparently over 80% of the world doesn't agree with the OP. Why could it be? Apparently they only care about what they can do with the phone they have in their hand, not a bunch of models listed in a table showing some argument, such a
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13y ago
>>ESET, F-Secure, Norman Shark, Kaspersky, Panda and Trend Micro confirmed the detection of state sponsored malware, e.g. R2D2 and FinFisher; they have never received a request to not detect malware. And if they were asked by any gove
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I just summarized my previous search on the same topic, from multiple resources. Fred Wilson of USV has an article on avc.com on this matter too. I tried to relate the investment into different parts of a startup. Main idea is to start slow
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your total domain related costs including. com must not exceed 50K per year once you are big, 10000 per year once you got a 7 figure investment and 1000 when you get traction and 100 when you dont have customers, all in usd.
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The truth is, drone delivery was discussed already here on HN. A lot of the details were already envisioned and suggested. A lot of the commenters on this thread think it's a new idea or its's new here on HN. This is a good PR mov
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13y ago
It looks like Java/C++, with an interesting syntax. Concurrency model and time and duration as builtin types makes it interesting.
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13y ago
What do you think of ChucK for the same purpose, anyone?
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yes you might be right, NIST standardized timestamping methods are themselves full of patents. And I believe Jury would accept only those + a certified authority which would want to be testify in front of Jury.
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I wish they dedicate 2.2 and 2.3 only to performance improvements of the core and std lib.
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I was developing a similar online notary. My idea is to timestamp open code, docs etc create a prior case database against patent trolls and goliaths.
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13y ago
It's best if founders are all up to get some fun, and investors are in to get lucky, not vice versa.
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13y ago
If you're interested in learning Automata from Prof. Jeff Ullman of Stanford you may join the current session on Coursera. What's best about this course is that Prof. Ullman is always present in discussion forums, and helps everyo
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13y ago
exciting days ahead, if each node costs 2digits. The cpu is 64or 32bits?
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13y ago
Octave, R, Julia, Python.. we have so many choices now.
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