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ecesena
9y ago
Gdpr is coming into effect on May 25 and requires more details or changes in how companies deal with user’s data.
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ecesena
9y ago
I think if you ask, it probably is too complex in your situation. One thing I think it's valuable to keep in mind is that if you'll have success, you'll go through multiple tech eras, and you'll have to change (pick you
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ecesena
9y ago
Personally I did math, focus on number theory and algebraic geometry. I was also programming a ton on my own, meaning that this is typically not required for a math curriculum, but I feel you really need it for crypto. Feel free to email me
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ecesena
9y ago
To the parent’s point, creating an eth address is identical to bitcoin, it’s the same elliptic curve.
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ecesena
9y ago
I might be biased, but I think Pinterest Lens (visual search) is pretty cool. This is a semi-technical write up with a couple of example gifs: https://medium.com/@Pinterest_Engineering/introducing-the-fu...
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ecesena
9y ago
Yesterday I've received an email from Google Analytics: [Action Required] Important updates on Google Analytics Data Retention and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) This is the summary: https://support.google.com
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ecesena
9y ago
Personally, I only downvote spam and irrelevant messages (unless the author clearly stated off-topic and explained the reason). If people replies to me, I typically upvote even if I disagree because I appreciate them taking the time to resp
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ecesena
9y ago
Where are you customers? I'd go there. I'd also consider if you want to accept payments, wether it's going to be EUR or GBP, that could be another layer of unnecessary complexity at the beginning. For taxes I think Ireland (o
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ecesena
9y ago
I think the rule of thumbs is to focus more on the producers, to have a quality market. This will appeal to consumers and will keep them coming back.
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ecesena
9y ago
Nor you can today - a completely untrusted computer could fake the logout experience and keep a valid access token. All signed access token, when logged out or revoked, should be marked so on the server side. Of course the untrusted compute
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ecesena
9y ago
Adding my experience to the "Italian thread". I want to share just to say that it's easier than you think, and you don't necessarily need special experiences if you can't (or you didn't) have them. During schoo
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ecesena
9y ago
Do you have details on the solar panel and the rest of the infrastructure? (or a blog post?)
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ecesena
9y ago
Megan can help, she helped my former startup and works extensively with early stage companies. More info + contact form here: https://interimcmo.co/
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ecesena
9y ago
Mmm... I'm not sure I'm reading this correctly, but it seems that these portfolios only win against BTC. So if you just invested in ETH, you'd have done much better. I guess what I'm saying is that you're not reduci
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ecesena
9y ago
Honestly, I think you should fire him, or the other 4 employees. At your stage, you can't be distracted by this kind of issues. You should also review your hiring process and see how you can avoid this in the future, I can guess that y
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ecesena
9y ago
I don't think that "diversify" is used with the correct economic meaning, because to diversify you need independent assets, and cryptocurrencies are not. Let me try to explain my thoughts. To diversify you typically want to i
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ecesena
9y ago
Incidentally, now in home page: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16741522
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ecesena
9y ago
http://captive.apple.com/
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ecesena
9y ago
I'd try the sharding route. Check out Vitess ( https://vitess.io ), hopefully it works in your case, otherwise you can seek for similar alternatives. It's a proxy that 1) makes sharding transparent, and 2) protects the d
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ecesena
9y ago
No, never. I mostly downvote comments when the language feels disrespectful to the parent. I typically upvote people replying to my comments because I respect that they took time to respond to me. In some cases I do look for specific people
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ecesena
9y ago
Is there a check that the price in the transaction is (greater or) equal to the price of the product? Or, can I pay for a product from multiple addresses and leave many reviews? Edit: typos
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ecesena
9y ago
I don't know if this qualifies, but I started building distrosheet.com, I paused, and suddenly I've got some users. I guess my presale has been a blog post and maybe a few comments on HN talking about the software stack. To clarif
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ecesena
9y ago
Mostly Medium, and increasingly Linkedin. Both mostly for writing & reading blog posts. A little bit of Twitter & Pinterest, the former for typically just for sharing my content (but I have very few followers), the latter for ideas&
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ecesena
9y ago
I was about to ask, thank you for adding the data from wikipedia. It’s absolutely remarkable.
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ecesena
9y ago
nit: blog.pinboard.in is classified as individual
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9y ago
A u2f key protects you better from phishing, but unfortunately the number of sites that support it is very limited. Luckily it includes google and facebook, so you can harden these two, and use social login where u2f isn't supported. A
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ecesena
9y ago
I assume you have a fakedomain.com, with a * that forwards to your own main email. If so I'd use a deterministic algo. Examples: 1) (kind of) irreversible: md5(service-domain) 2) easily reversible (for you): aes(service-domain) with a
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ecesena
9y ago
1password to me looks by far the best choice today. My wife uses Lastpass, it’s very user friendly but I don’t like how they market insecure features such as sharing passwords (specifically, there’s a “secure sharing” where they claim the r
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ecesena
9y ago
I’m not a manager, but what I like about mine is: 1) He’s expecting from me directions on what to do. Take this statement with a grain of salt, of course the entire team still works together and with coherence, but what I want to say is tha
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ecesena
9y ago
I think you raise a good point, but in general no. No, for what’s considered the classical interview of one or two phone screenings + one day onsite. No because I think it’s already very expensive for companies (both the process and account
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