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dschobel
16y ago
Haystack hides traffic to any from the internet at large inside traffic that looks like perfectly normal web connections to innocuous sites. I don't get it. How is "hiding" this traffic amongst other innocuous traffic going to defeat, say
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16y ago
As the author points out, he's concerned about the future about dynamic languages on the .net platform in general. IronPython and IronRuby are just two implementations of it. The reason you should care (assuming you're a .net developer) is
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16y ago
Are you being facetious? If so, read the comments here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1570694
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16y ago
As her brain does not cease to function when she leaves school grounds, there is no reason to believe she did not gain her perspicacity elsewhere.
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16y ago
Okay, I'm very impressed. I work at a financial research company so I approached this with a very skeptical eye and was worried that this was going to be "The Idiots Guide to Index Investing" where it just pushed advice without explaining w
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16y ago
Thank you, I'll check it out.
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I've been using FreeBSD since the 8.1 release a few weeks back and as my first *BSD experience it is fantastic. The only thing which will keep me from committing to it is the absence of a stable and/or official version of Google Chrome (the
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16y ago
It's a subjective question so don't feel bad about projecting. I was coming from the diametrically opposed position where I have a very specific interest and background (robotics) so I couldn't go write web-apps even if the business side ("
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16y ago
As an employer, wouldn't you demand someone be interested in the specific problems you're trying to solve though? Do kids who want to be part of $generic_sexy_yc_startup last long? (that's a sincere, non-rhetorical question)
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What is your basis for optimism?
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16y ago
link to Mono's organization page on GH: http://github.com/mono
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16y ago
Yep, that or create a simple web-app where users can log in (using OAuth preferably) and configure the number of stories they see a day or the karma threshold and then spin up a custom RSS feed for them. Might be a fun weekend project...
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16y ago
Well done! Any idea how difficult it would be to support an arbitrary user customizable point threshold?
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16y ago
Obscure amounts of money?
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16y ago
Perhaps the title should be amended to show that this article is a big deal because it is a NYT Travel piece about AirBnB.
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16y ago
Maybe for having an impact, but for stress? I doubt it.
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16y ago
He should have gone further in his analysis. " Battalions of stormtroopers dressed in all black, check " Maybe at the onset at the war, but for the last year or two it was a pathetic lot of teenagers and the elderly after all the desirable
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16y ago
Emphatically agreed. Wikileaks lost my interest after their "Collateral Murder" campaign and then later threatening to take their ball (data) and go home if they didn't meet fundraising targets. Compare that to how Wikipedia runs their affa
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How is it a racket if he entered into the marriage contract of his own volition? It may be a rigged game but he played it voluntarily.
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16y ago
Care to substantiate that statement?
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Have you been to craigslist? Seriously, go take a look.
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Additionally I think you'd be hard pressed to find a modern compiler (for some loose definition of modern) which would not optimize that loop away.
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16y ago
HN has a general disdain towards anything which is detrimental to the online landscape (spam, bad pieces of legislation, etc). No one really gives a crap about Jason or Mahalo, the consensus just seems to be that it operates in the gray are
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16y ago
It isn't RTFM as much as do some research before choosing your data store. The majority of his enumerated gripes aren't unexpected or hidden attributes of mongodb but fundamental considerations when deciding on a data store.
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16y ago
A nice answer to a silly question: Ultimately the problems to be solved are the same, it's just that java and c++ give you a lot of padding where you're writing boilerplate and workarounds for not having closures, monadic values, a nice ty
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Helping the company and helping the harassed are not exclusive. If there is someone who is truly harassing employees, it behooves the company to get rid of them as quickly as possible because people like that are a tremendous liability. I k
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Don't be so quick to discount a compelling interface and user experience as a possible killer feature, particularly for a mobile application.
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Banks and investors make money by doing nothing; they write a check, they get a check back for more than the original. That's grossly unfair but I think you know that. Without the initial capital there would be no Zappos to speak of. The
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If you can't see the humor in feigning elitism over shell scripting (shell scripting!) I really can't help you.
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Savages.
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