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by dryicerx 18y ago
To be fair, keeping up to date with information and learning new things is a must for a entrepreneurship. You really cannot decide if it's garbage before reading it. But on a side note, I think web related entrepreneurs should definitely st
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by dryicerx 18y ago
Another fine addition to the emacs python setup is { Flymake+pylint, yasnippet } Now if someone can tell me how to get emacs to show the tabs visually... I will do anything for you. For example, visually showing the tabbed levels/scopes in
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by dryicerx 18y ago
I think Twitter is to be blamed for this disease
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by dryicerx 18y ago
Blah, they need to reword "Developers" with "Web Developers". A systems or applications developer won't switch to OSX for those reasons at all (for other reasons maybe).
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by dryicerx 18y ago
It's not really something I want to spend any time on, but I would much rather do it now than leaving it for later.
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by dryicerx 18y ago
A equal workload would have made things a lot easier for us, but some of our co-founders have other obligations so not everyone is working full time on this. I didn't know about the VC's requirements as that, but seems to make sense. Good t
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by dryicerx 18y ago
But without the original idea, the start-up wouldn't come to formation to begin with, right? Also the even split between the co-founders isn't quite possible either (one is working summer only, another is part time over summer).
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by dryicerx 18y ago
http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=rBkybK6z5iSGmpfU-EWOy... to linkify the URL
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Ask HN: How much % for the Idea/Concepts behind a Startup
5 points by dryicerx 18y ago|11 comments
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Ask HN: A Vesting-Over-Time Scheme for Startups
1 points by dryicerx 18y ago|1 comments
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by dryicerx 18y ago
There is a more universal way to save any flash movie. If you're on a linux box with Firefox, let the youtube movie buffer all the way from beginning to end. Then look in for a /tmp/Flash???????? (use the timestamp or mplayer to figure out
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by dryicerx 18y ago
Seems like a bad idea, doing so might put the already successful one in jeopardy. I would say a better option would be, if possible and compatible, to merge the technology, research and already done work from the previous one to the current
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by dryicerx 18y ago
Yeah kind of. Another place that does facebook face mapping is http://www.face.com . The facial recognition isn't our main feature, just a decoration/extra on top of our actual product/service which is related to photo organization and syn
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by dryicerx 18y ago
Is there any way to contact you guys in regards to licensing your product? (I tried the contact form on the site, but no dice from it)
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by dryicerx 18y ago
It's already under development by several startups, including ours (except ours isn't for gov't uses, but to map your personal photos with names using facebook pictures). The cool thing about facebook's photos is that with their API, you ca
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by dryicerx 18y ago
To your first point, yes js would be doing the crypt, if the js delivery can be compromised, then the login html delivery can be equally compromised (which would send the login information somewhere else) I agree with your second point, a e
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by dryicerx 18y ago
That's what I had been using earlier, problem with that is the ugly login box the browsers prompt (there is no way to integrate HTTP Authentication in to HTML)
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by dryicerx 18y ago
Since most people already talk about the backend of it, let me share how to securely send the password from the browser to the server encrypted, instead of simply in clear text. (when you can't use SSL for some reason) + Server has your pas
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by dryicerx 18y ago
I feel the same way about GDB lacking in C++. I ran across project Archer... apparently better debugging support for C++ http://sourceware.org/gdb/wiki/ProjectArcher
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by dryicerx 18y ago
http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/user/fd0n/35%20Founders%27%20Pie%2... It's not the 'solve it all equation', but a pretty general guide, something to start with. Having numbers down is a bit more objective than simply talking about the division
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by dryicerx 18y ago
This is pretty exciting stuff! Content based image retrieval has been an active and hot topic in research for years, yet I have rarely seen them in action that much specially in the form of any new startups, which is really surprising for m
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by dryicerx 18y ago
I asked the guy who did this what the entry point was, The file name was not guessed, it was a shell command injection on the website, doing a ls listed an interestingly named file "allinfo.txt". Looking at this, it had the ssh username/pas
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Twitter XSS Worm writer Mikeey gets hacked(seclists.org)
52 points by dryicerx 18y ago|10 comments
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by dryicerx 18y ago
Anyone know of any other facial recognition products/libraries? (other than PittPatt or OpenCV)
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by dryicerx 18y ago
I am quite interested to learn more about object recognition as well, unfortunately I don't have any direct answers to your question. May I suggest your search for "Content Based Image Retrieval" for research papers in that field.
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by dryicerx 18y ago
I lost a few a couple of days ago, a minor annoyance but nothing more. This is the problem with twitter (and those who use it religiously or base their entire business/startup around). Some people seem to think that Twitter is a service tha
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by dryicerx 18y ago
http://www.hostip.info/dl/index.html has a SQL database as well. Their database is broken up in to 255 tables (for each of the first octet, and each table consists of the fields corresponding to the 2nd and 3rd octet. Recently I made a tr
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by dryicerx 18y ago
This is a idea I've had for a while that solves the short-url problem... with a bit of work. I call it ^url It would work like DNS servers.. replicating the content between each other (the map between fullurl -> shorturl). You submit th
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by dryicerx 18y ago
On a side note, the FTP he mentions still functions, and still contains the directory minix. Pretty amazing that directory structure remained for 17 years. Anyway, reading on... edit: Oh, it's A. Tanenbaum, my OS class used his book...
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by dryicerx 18y ago
Very excited that a startup incubator is coming up in Austin, as my self and our team is just getting our startup off the ground in College Station (very close to Austin) finishing up their application right now actually. I have been follow

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