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by dineshp2 10y ago
FYI, Electrum has stated that there was no download of a signature file of Electrum from a UK IP address on April 7 [1]. This in itself does not prove that there was no download of an Electrum signature file to the laptop that Gavin was giv
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by dineshp2 10y ago
Looks like the proof is not valid and does not prove Wright is Satoshi [1]. So the question becomes what is Wright trying to do by providing fake proofs? And I wonder if the press/reporters even bothered to verify the proof or they wer
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by dineshp2 10y ago
Slightly tangential, but, could someone share their experience using Go specifically for building websites? How does Go (including Go frameworks specifically geared towards web development) compare in terms of performance, ease of developme
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With Rule 41, Committee Proposes to Grant New Hacking Powers to the Government(eff.org)
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by dineshp2 10y ago
Could someone enlighten me about Pinboard, the founder idlewords and the back story/relation with YC. The comments regarding Pinboard and idlewords are very interesting. Note: I am only asking out of curiosity.
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Scaling Mercurial at Facebook(2014)(code.facebook.com)
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Dan Kan, the Co-Founder of a $1B Startup(Cruise)(entrepreneur.com)
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by dineshp2 10y ago
I agree that Gogs works very well for small repositories. Just a heads-up to anyone planning to use Gogs for large repos: Gogs is basically unusable for large repositories( such as the git repository itself and the linux kernel). The respon
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by dineshp2 10y ago
Apple finally offers 8GB RAM as standrard with 13 inch Macbook Airs[1] from this year. [1] http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2016/04/19Apple-Updates-MacB...
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Facebook's new terrestrial connectivity systems – Terragraph and Project ARIES(code.facebook.com)
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Interpreting and Enforcing the GNU GPL, as Applied to Combining Linux and ZFS(fsf.org)
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by dineshp2 11y ago
> That said, I'd still opt for a wildcard certificate for anything enterprisey. Let's encrypt can be used to generate a certificate for every subdomain, though it's a little more work compared to just using a wild card cer
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The 1% hide their money offshore, then use it to corrupt our democracy(theguardian.com)
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by dineshp2 11y ago
A lot of what the post talks about is applicable to me. There will always be lots of very interesting things to do and some things you are forced to do, such as academic work or job related. I think at some point you have to take a step bac
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End-to-end encryption(blog.whatsapp.com)
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A Key Similarity Between Snowden Leak and Panama Papers(theintercept.com)
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Could Direct Digital Democracy and a New Branch of Government Improve the US?(motherboard.vice.com)
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by dineshp2 11y ago
Pramp is particularly interesting, though I'm not sure if there are ways for the Pramp team to maintain good levels of quality as the user base grows. When compared to YC companies, the YCF companies seem a little earlier stage by demo
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by dineshp2 11y ago
A very innovative model and it looks promising. The awareness about such initiatives is still very limited. This model could go mainstream with awareness and support from the Government. This model could be especially useful in developing c
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Legendary Internet Troll Ken M on What Comment Sections Tell Us About Ourselves(motherboard.vice.com)
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by dineshp2 11y ago
After checking out the demo, it was scary to realize that websites can access an unexpectedly large amount of information about me. So I installed Tor with the Noscript addon and the demo was not able to access any details at all. Well it d
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Running Bash on Ubuntu on Windows[video](channel9.msdn.com)
3 points by dineshp2 11y ago|1 comments
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Expa Labs Will Nurture Tech Startups a Few at a Time(nytimes.com)
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Dive into React Native performance(code.facebook.com)
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by dineshp2 11y ago
Likely. The benefits of making access to knowledge available openly far outweigh the benefits of keeping that knowledge behind a ridiculous pay wall that only benefits corporations who act as gate keepers to knowledge.
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by dineshp2 11y ago
That's right.Google and Yahoo won't be able to scan users' mail and deliver targeted ads anymore. Encrypted email will also prevent Google and Yahoo from extracting insights about users and it's safe to assume the manage
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by dineshp2 11y ago
The recent NPM situation was a real eye opener for me. I never gave much thought to the attack vectors involoving package managers. > The post install script can be like any other script the user can run. There's no sandboxing so it
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by dineshp2 11y ago
Great work. From my visits to Indian villages, open defecation seems more of a choice that the people make. Even though people have toilets in their houses, they still prefer not using it. Of course not everyone has access, but even the o
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Y Combinator gets friendlier by naming Justin Kan as new spokesperson(techcrunch.com)
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The top 7 startups from Y Combinator Winter ’16 Demo Day 1(techcrunch.com)
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