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by dx4100 12y ago
Or just use this handy node package. I used it to auto like 22,000 people in LA, and went on dates for 9 days in a row. Let's just say I'm a bit exhausted. https://www.npmjs.org/package/tinderbot Edit: My tin
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by dx4100 13y ago
I'd say this is easier in a society like Sweden, with a homogeneous culture and relatively small population.
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by dx4100 13y ago
Mmmm tax dollars. So tasty.
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by dx4100 13y ago
Sweet. I made an LED suit with some Arduino stuff. Check out my approach: http://robvella.com/2012/09/hello-world/
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by dx4100 13y ago
Such utter nonsense. It's a news story about news that might be. Provide conclusive evidence and strong correlations, please.
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by dx4100 13y ago
Welcome to the world of the banks. I worked at a currency exchange for years, and this was a constant problem. I wrote software that would allow us to easily switch banks and accounts, because it happened at times once per week. At one poin
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by dx4100 13y ago
You're trading one monopoly for another. There's no guarantee that the city will provide the same or better quality of service that Comcast has. People are somehow okay when the monopoly is government, even though time and time ag
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Show HN: My first Chrome extension. Omnibox suggestions for Backbonejs.org docs(github.com)
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by dx4100 13y ago
Does that invalidate the arguments put forth in the document? Did it not result in greater freedom for all and eventually lead to massive prosperity?
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by dx4100 13y ago
It happens in any type of economic system, except in capitalism, it happens much slower. I'd prefer eventual stagnation with the possibility of reviving innovation to a forced stagnation by a particular economic system.
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by dx4100 14y ago
404 when trying to download.
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by dx4100 14y ago
It even has a Facebook like and unlike button. Amazing!
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by dx4100 14y ago
This looks like another result of CLEAR opening up their network for other vendors to sell their data. Freedompop is doing a similar thing, just without the Karma component to it. Nice to see what happens when a company like CLEAR opens thi
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Show HN: My Arduino LED suit(blog.wxcs.com)
2 points by dx4100 14y ago|0 comments
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by dx4100 14y ago
Yeah, I did the exact same thing. No love for LA :(
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by dx4100 14y ago
$162M operating expense? Is that normal?
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by dx4100 14y ago
I'd be interested in how the devices talk to their servers, and if they have control to unlock the devices. It would be smart to have public / private keypairs for each device capable of unlocking, so that even they could potentially not be
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by dx4100 14y ago
It probably has a proximity timeout -- if you're out of range for more than x number of minutes, it will consider you 'gone'. It may not be passive, and may send you a request via Bluetooth for unlock. I imagine they have this worked out we
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by dx4100 14y ago
I guess the difference between them and Facebook is that you consent to Facebook spying on you...
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by dx4100 14y ago
I imagine they'll still need to install traditional lighting for offices that have late workers and for when it's overcast. But, neat otherwise.
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PHP Developer in Los Angeles and Las Vegas
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by dx4100 15y ago
Is the job market so flooded that highly skilled labor is now offered for free? These kind of jobs skills are worth 70k, easy. Most kids are better off quitting college and working in the market, for pay, than finishing their degrees. Cleve