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by edelans 10y ago
why small ? the reward should be in accordance with the criticity IMHO.
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by edelans 10y ago
I posted http://www.scoragora.com 2 years ago ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7873348 ), a platform free and ad-free you can use to organize prediction contests for major sporting events (rugby and football
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by edelans 11y ago
I guess things like this just happen. How many people where involved in using and testing something as critical as openSSL ? Still, heartbleed was discovered more than 2 years after the flawed code landed in production !
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by edelans 11y ago
I guess they just inverted the concept of the remote control key. Remote control key : you push a button on your key (the transmitter), it sends a signal to a receiver in your car, your car authenticates the key (probably a request/res
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by edelans 11y ago
+1 for mailvelope, it's really easy to use. The problem is that you need to know a public key of your recipient to encrypt your mail... Good news is I discovered a few weeks ago that github provides that ! Just take a look at https:&#
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by edelans 11y ago
Funny how I wanted to +1 this blog post =)
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by edelans 11y ago
IMHO a reasonable use of this money should be to be spent to fix the problems that lead to this crisis.
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by edelans 11y ago
Am I the only one finding it odd that the company who has triggered a global financial crisis is paying a fine to the US ???? The damage spread far outside US borders ! I would rather see this fine paid to a global organisazion, like the IM
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by edelans 11y ago
I find their campaigns rather effective. I have the impression they do a big surge once a year with banners everywhere on the site. I find it very effective at reminding you how wikipedia bring you value everytime you use it. At least it ma
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by edelans 11y ago
Installing it on Heroku is not an option because their containers do not allow the disk access GitLab needs to store and manage the git repo's. source: https://www.quora.com/How-much-of-a-threat-is-GitLab-to-GitH...
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by edelans 11y ago
Nice viz ! That's awesome to have such a dataset available, kudos Citi Bike ! I wish we had the same openness here in Paris, I would love to compile the same view for velibs (that's how our shared bikes are called). All we have is
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by edelans 11y ago
For hassle-free node apps deployment, I use and recommend PM2 : a [free and open source tool]( https://github.com/Unitech/pm2 ) As its doc states: PM2 is a production process manager for Node.js applications with a built
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by edelans 11y ago
You are talking about the value for the app owner, but the debate seems to be about the value created for the user !
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by edelans 11y ago
Nice image! I'm a big fan of Guillaume Nery, the french free diver (4 word records). Actually Constant weight divers are allowed to use fins (monofins most of the time), although they use it only to get to ~30m deep, after that point,
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by edelans 11y ago
Thanks for the replies, what about the source of the data ?
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by edelans 11y ago
Hi Clement, very neat dataviz ! How did you get the full history of all payments ? Is it available in the open ? What is 100mdeep btw ? Just a blogging site you are bootstraping or any plans to make a living out of it ? (We met a few months
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by edelans 11y ago
> Then again, maybe those jets are not very good Rafale not very good ??? There are plenty evidences on the web that the Rafale is indeed a very good jet. The rafale is multirole and is very successful at his different roles (bombing, ai
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by edelans 12y ago
I would love to see such a list for linux distros !
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by edelans 12y ago
Yep, thanks, this was finally fixed this morning !
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by edelans 12y ago
Hi Ryan, Thanks for the uservoice tickets (btw, uservoice is really awesome). This is great feedback thanks a lot. * I'll definitely provide more info on what happens after group play. We say in the rules that "Predictions can be
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by edelans 12y ago
Hi andrewcross, Unfortunately managing alternative rule sets would have very important impacts on our architecture, we reasonnably cannot provide it for the world cup... But I hear the feedback for possible future versions ! Thks.
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by edelans 12y ago
Hi rbonvall, thanks ! I will add this tonight, front page.
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by edelans 12y ago
Hi joyinsky, do you happen to be in Brasil ? I realised that a js plugin was crashing in some timezones (tz_manager.js), I have to fix this...
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by edelans 12y ago
Regarding money, we didn't want to bother integrating it as well. We wanted to keep it simple (stay away from the hassle of paperwork for a gambling website), and user friendly (I always feel dubious regarding online betting platforms.
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by edelans 12y ago
from the FIFA official website http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/matches/index.html ? May I ask you why you ask this question (not sure I understood it as you meant it) ?
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by edelans 12y ago
How can I make you more confident ? Emailing it to you for instance ? with a "send me my predictions by email" button ?
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by edelans 12y ago
We serve the page depending on the language of your browser. Default is english. We machine translated spanish and portugese, so they probably look really awkward sometimes... French is our native language, and english translation should be
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by edelans 12y ago
There are a few thousand users trusting us (and counting!) so I can guarantee I will do anything to avoid disappointing them !
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by edelans 12y ago
Hi HN community ! I am the cofounder of Scoragora. Scoragora is intended to be the best webapp for prediction challenges with friends and colleagues for the FIFA world cup. It's free, ad-free, focused on Brasil 2014, mobile friendly, a

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