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by dsirijus 13y ago
Then it wouldn't be the same business model as this (conversion to paid customers for services bundled) and it would probably not work out really well.
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by dsirijus 13y ago
I'd definitely read a sci-fi book based on those premises. Preferably, lead character would be developer. Not hacker; I'm not interested much in that point of view.
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by dsirijus 13y ago
You can hide it very easily with any of the virtual host syntax, and it's easy to deploy that way. I say, why not.
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Ask HN: Useful services for static websites
6 points by dsirijus 13y ago|5 comments
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by dsirijus 13y ago
It would be interesting to get insight of least editor of all editions (if that is a sigular person) on rating of the the countries in this year's edition of these books, rating being general impression of handling a business in stated
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BazaarBot: An Open-Source Economics Engine(gamasutra.com)
2 points by dsirijus 13y ago|0 comments
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by dsirijus 13y ago
Nicotine and caffeine craving gets me up.
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by dsirijus 13y ago
Why don't you put "jeans and Twisted Sister t-shirt" version on LinkedIn profile? In the neighbourhood I'm known as "the bathrobe guy with funny facial hair", so I get you . I don't want attract people around me who will judge a book by it
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by dsirijus 13y ago
Mimicry has its place for those who haven't succeeded globally by the age you're supposed to start wearing formal, or at least "decent" clothes, like Zuckerberg and Jobs did.
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by dsirijus 13y ago
This works rather well https://github.com/RealyUniqueName/StablexUI But we're all pretty much roll your own .
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by dsirijus 13y ago
I've been haxing for some time now, and I know of at least one startup that uses/used it (Profitably). In short, Haxe can produce swf and neko binaries and C++, C#, JS, Java and PHP source. Language itself is, for my humble old school OOP t
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by dsirijus 13y ago
Well, I'd suggest looking no further than oDesk. Assemble your profile profesionally, check the new deals daily (first comers to deal have some advantage, in my experience), and be generous with tags. Helps being specific about work what yo
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by dsirijus 13y ago
I've went for 2 years to math uni, then for another two to physics uni, then to music academy for, again, 2 years. So, technically, I haven't finished any of those, but what I got from each - a solid advanced introduction to the field - i
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by dsirijus 13y ago
If everyone was thinking like you, science would be handicapped. Explore Newton, for a prime example.
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by dsirijus 13y ago
Of course. And to add an example of the other part of spectrum (opposed to medical device software) - bunch of simple 2d game prototypes. There's people who do such jobs, and many similar, who'd be a fool not just "push the buttons" all th
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by dsirijus 13y ago
Well, with your openess, you're out of the gate already, so "pre-" prefix isn't in the same sense as for stealth startup. Dilluting my karma like I just don't care! :)
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by dsirijus 13y ago
I usually bundle feedback in two groups - first one is my target demographic, the second one is professional. First one is pretty straightforward to parse, the second one is a kind of a double-edged sword. Whatever your methodology is, at s
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by dsirijus 13y ago
Example of neccesary noise would be me trying to support clients who don't have a clue what they're doing with the product (and it's their stupidity to blame). As for unneccesary noise example, that would be feedback of people whose feedbac
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by dsirijus 13y ago
Why add unneccesary noise channels? Not everything is black and white. Open up when it makes sense to be open, and be stealthy when it's appropriate.
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by dsirijus 13y ago
Beside brute-forcing the PIN with reaver, one can test for defaults first, a lot of people do not change them (or are even aware of WPS being enabled in the first place). Title's a bit misleading, I clicked it expecting a some kind of a rpi
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Yahoo acquires PlayerScale(playerscale.com)
3 points by dsirijus 13y ago|0 comments
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by dsirijus 13y ago
Don't know about spiders, but as for grasshoppers, crickets and locusts, gently swat with clothes to kill, remove anteannae, wings and leg spurs. Roasting is the best as it kills potential parasites and they taste best that way (as well as
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by dsirijus 13y ago
I'd definitely put: (0) photos Not trying to be quick witted here, it's my belief that's what's FB's core is about --- photos and their link to a (genuine) user profile.
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by dsirijus 13y ago
I would. But I'm very doubtful any (semi-)automated service can lick the boots of a competent and engaged Community Manager and bring anything but irrelevant noise on my social channel. If, by some magic you've concocted, it works extremely
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by dsirijus 13y ago
So, the patent infringement story ended up with "Good luck."?
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by dsirijus 13y ago
Indeed! It sounds so simple and obvious now.
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by dsirijus 13y ago
Fastest recorded winds (to my knowledge) are on Neptune. The lack of energy actually perpetuates them by not stopping them, in essence.
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by dsirijus 13y ago
He stated he used it for few months. I've been using it even longer, and, aside of few "ok, cool" moments, it is completely unusable piece of software. Deal breaker for me is - you can't rely on it as a weather app, you can't rely on it as
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by dsirijus 14y ago
Most of those were or were coming directly from arcade machines, which had in their interest to get you off and on the machine as soon as possible. Quarters, yaaay.
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by dsirijus 14y ago
I'm guessing it's just a childish "look, this has the same name as the text editor I'm using". Unilever products lost significant market share to others in Central/Eastern Europe in past 20 years, to add more to not-really-interesting facts

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