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by ecesena 9y ago
+1 for latex, I use moderncv. Having the export in latex would be great, my cv is a subset of my linkedin profile, it would be fast to comment out unnecessary sections and re-render the pdf.
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by ecesena 9y ago
I know many companies (mine included) have internal programs to switch career track. One option could be to step in in sales, and apply for the program. The downside is that you’ll still have to do sales for a bit. Also, I’m not sure this i
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by ecesena 9y ago
This is horrible and I believe the user should be informed. Personal data in 3rd party referral is only one of the many side effects. If personal data is available in the URL as query string, chances (very high chances) are that the same da
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by ecesena 9y ago
I can send you my recommendation but would prefer dm. You can ping me via email (in my profile), or just lmk how can I reach you.
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by ecesena 9y ago
The IP space is so tiny that hashing doesn't make any difference. In addition, watch out for logs. By default all web servers log requests with the IP address, and depending on what you do with these logs, the IP are there.
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by ecesena 9y ago
Ooops, you’re absolutely right and now I understand all the downvotes. In my mind I was thinking to Qubes as the product(s), that could benefit from a startup. Similarly to as Kafka has Confluent, or Druid has Imply. And I fully agree that
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Compression – the technology for the digital age(blog.chiariglione.org)
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by ecesena 9y ago
And so what do you think is the solution? Do you think that "Only by becoming a Technical Committee can MPEG [...] stay competitive in the market." is true, or what could be a valuable alternative?
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by ecesena 9y ago
I think it's because the major cost is bandwidth, so everyone is incentivized to optimized on size primarily, maybe at the cost of being more cpu/memory intensive on enc/dec.
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by ecesena 9y ago
I don’t know how to write it better. I never said Qubes should change their biz model or do an ICO. Full stop. All I said is that their product would be great in the hands of a startup that focuses on a single hardware platform and does mor
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by ecesena 9y ago
For the cloud, it would be an incentive to run the nodes, and you’d pay for the resource you’re using. I’m not saying they should, Im saying it could be a good startup or, in this case, a good model for a blockchain-based company.
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by ecesena 9y ago
Uh!? What’s the issue with privacy? Qubes is great to make sure you don’t get a malware while you watch “youtube”, and this malware gets access to your bank account. I feel privacy is kind of out of scope here, not that you don’t need it, b
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by ecesena 9y ago
Qubes would make for a great startup and, given the time, prob a very successful ICO. I was positively and at the same time negatively surprised reading about the 30k users. All issues/obstacles reported don’t seem so unachievable if o
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by ecesena 9y ago
Start by automating your tasks. First, you'll get more efficient and less error-prone in your work. Second, you'll reuse your code across tasks and you'll learn when it's a good time to refactor and generalize vs copy &a
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by ecesena 9y ago
Can you elaborate more on the structure of your app? Also, how non-technical are your non-technical users? I also would have said Docker, but if you have multiple tiers like a db + a web server, packing everything in a single image is kind
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by ecesena 9y ago
From: https://stripe.com/docs/security/stripe > If you believe you’ve discovered a bug in Stripe’s security, please get in touch at security@stripe.com (optionally using our general PGP key). We will respond as
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by ecesena 9y ago
At your stage, keeping data that you'd like to encrypt separated from data that you surely won't encrypt is probably be the fastest solution. It will be easy to encrypt it later, when time comes. Encryption at rest protects from p
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Crypto Taxes for Dummies(hackernoon.com)
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Crypto Taxes for Dummies(hackernoon.com)
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by ecesena 9y ago
> I almost always have with me Any security key, it's something else I have to carry around. I'm doing it now, but I regret it's an extra device with no other purpose. Also, yubikey, as much as I like them for various reas
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by ecesena 9y ago
It'd be great to see fido/u2f implementations or devices.
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by ecesena 9y ago
I use Authy, but the same exact app is running also on my phone (and it's needed to sync the accounts). This means that it's not really another device. Also, totp can be phished in principle. I'd very much like a fido/u2
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Some examples on how to calc taxes for cryptocurrencies(hackernoon.com)
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by ecesena 9y ago
I fully agree. My biggest regret today is that there’s not a 2nd device that I almost always have with me for doing 2FA. Watch may become that, or maybe there’s a future for jewelry.
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Crypto Taxes for Dummies(medium.com)
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Crypto Taxes for Dummies(medium.com)
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Crypto Taxes for Dummies(medium.com)
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by ecesena 9y ago
It was not an advice, it was a comment on HN (I'm not a lawyer either, so I can't provide advices.)
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by ecesena 9y ago
I may be biased because I studied crypto for about 9 years. My focus was using geometric properties of elliptic curves to speed up the computation, and I was writing hand-optimized code to prove my results. I can certainly tell you that you
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by ecesena 9y ago
Did you look at sharing extensions by any chance? I know it's not what you're asking, but I can assume the reasons why there's nothing for CarPlay/Android Auto are very similar. Also, you may want to check this out, it c

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