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drakaal
13y ago
The first big issue I see with this is in submission. When you submit something often you need to leave the first comment to give it context. So stories on the "new" page are likely to get a lot fewer upvotes. The second big issu
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There is no reason taking seed precludes you from putting your own skin in the game. Nor does taking seed force you to not do things your way. This doesn't read like they had a choice, because their reasons don't align with why yo
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Female founders can be great with out coding. There seems to be this belief that founders need to write code. If you are doing a "hack" maybe, but a good startup is often as much about the business model and the User Experience as
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13y ago
People react to news. They might binge buy, but they sleep, and they don't sell as often there after. The Bots were keeping the price steady by buying and selling. If not for the bots, the ups and downs would have been a lot "peak
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Look at several places the bots started binge buying when the price started to fall out.
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13y ago
The biggest take away from this is that bots were driving the price up, and preventing its fall. "Bots" offer a lot of stability to the market because they don't react to bad news. Though an error can cause "flash crashe
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While I think some of the claims of consumers about the car were overblown, and the testimony of a few consumers who basically claim the car caused them to speed down the highway (what you never heard of using the emergency break) was more
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It should be "the problem OF photorealism" not "WITH". We all enjoy photorealism, but it is hard to make. We have a problem OF 3 times 6. Not a problem with 3 times 16. Any how.... I worked on Flight sims in the mid 90&#
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Is The CDC Planning For A Walking Dead Zombie Apocalypse?
(forbes.com)
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13y ago
Kickstarter takes a lot of money for basically delivering hype. I think KS really should have rules/terms that prevent you from canceling after certain things happen. Press like covering KickStarter. It is a validation that the product
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You wake up in the morning and say, "I wish I had a Samsung Galaxy S5". Async: you tell your personal assistant to go get you one. You continue your day, eat breakfast, build a shrine to hold your new phone and he comes back and s
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This isn't new. A "crysal" radio works the same way. http://www.instructables.com/id/Build-an-antique-style-cryst... You can use a Crystal radio to power an LED, or a lot of things, the stronger the RF s
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@briantakita Node doesn't have a higher concentration of "good developers" that's easy to tell. "Good Developers" flock to research projects, and advancing the art. There isn't a single Node.JS project tha
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Since the tree is as deep as it will go... @filipedeschamps "How to Hack a Node.Js" for Send multiple pipelined HTTP requests via a single connection. Find anywhere the developer has used an "Eval" and exploit it. Those
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Node.js is asynchronous, not Non-blocking. Don't use the two interchangeably, because they aren't interchangeable. Not understanding this leads to pain and suffering on a massive scale.
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Your understanding is limited. PHP has the ability to be written "inline" basically all of PHP acts like a templating engine. That's not how FB makes its developers write. That's a big difference. Also HipHop supports a
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13y ago
Number of deployments doesn't equate to secure, or Windows 95 would have been considered Secure in 1996. (It's in good shape these days) Most companies get Node to be "secure" by putting a Proxy in front of it. Doing a
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Hip Hop, and "PHP" don't really share that much. Wordpress templating is what a lot of people think PHP is like. Zend Framework too. But saying PHP and Hip Hop are the same is kind of like saying Shakespeare and Flavor Flav b
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Ok, so let's start with. No. For a number of reasons. "Web Scale deployments" like Linked-in and Pay-Pal aren't actually what most people call Enterprise. The line blurs a bit, but because they are Massive Scale Single T
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I have 14 properties. I have never seen Airbnb predict anything other than $99. None of my places list for less than twice that. When you have filled out that they get a 3 bed, 3.5 bath 2800 square foot home, furnished, all to themselves wi
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Yeah. But even Wikipedia got it wrong. Sun had optical mice in the 1980's and you could get a version for the PC from Hewlett Packard in 1997 that used an IR sensor. This paper talks about the history of mice, and mentions that optica
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I can "read" a technical book at faster than 1600 WPM. I don't read all of it, and that makes all the difference. Most people don't learn Skimming, Scanning, and Skipping. Skimming is when you go over the page quickly ju
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I run several Twitter "Bot Nets". First, They aren't really nets, they all run on a single server (ok they run on appengine so they aren't quite a single but they aren't a "bot net"). But they control abou
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It isn't solved. Just "workable". If 100% of messages are lost, the battle is lost. 100% only has to be "for a meaningful amount of time". Think of it like Raid Arrays. They "solve" hard disk failure. But
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It is meant for things like a network, but to make the analogy work I will provide a scenario. The imaginary Red Army, and the Imaginary Blue army were both being attacked by the Green army. After waging a long war the Red army and Blue arm
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13y ago
RegEx 15 minutes to learn, a lifetime to master.
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symmetricly isn't a correct spelling as far as I can tell. This was just one that jumped out at me, looks like others might have similar issues. Several of these were already registered for a long time, So I'm not sure how the che
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You hear about chickens going via the mail every so often. I think if you sent bees to a prominent government official you'd go to jail as a terrorist. Not sure you could pull an "upskirt" and argue that it was legal and win.
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526 Mailable Live Animals
(pe.usps.gov)
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Hard to say. I don't know enough about the current economics of exchanges. A Currency exchange would typically not be a bank. They would have a lot more in transactions than they would have cash on hand. $4M in transactions on $500k ca
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