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eel
11y ago
I would suggest using HTTPS on your main domain. While you do include an iframe from a HTTPS source for the form that asks for a credit card, someone could MITM the main domain and replace the iframe source with something else, and the user
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eel
11y ago
If your application is a well-behaving application in a well-behaving environment, then it will most likely run in a reasonable amount of time. Furthermore, if you leak a few mutexes, it's not really a big deal for most applications. I
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eel
12y ago
I have noticed an increase of reviews that typically contain a subject of "<Number> Stars", and either no review body, or a very short review body, such as "good book". I too hate reviews like that, but I think it&
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eel
12y ago
Sometimes review abuse is more subtle than the example in the article given. I found a recently published technical book on Amazon, which had a couple dozen five star reviews. I read a few of them, and it seemed great. The author's bio
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eel
12y ago
The article is good, but I was bothered by the post title. In this case, "science-based" seems to mean that the author merely presented her claims with a logical argument. An example from the article: But it’s not a good idea to
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eel
12y ago
Without seeing the prompt they gave you and not knowing the context you would have gained from the technical interview, we're all just guessing here. My guess is that they were expecting a much simpler application for a simple problem.
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eel
13y ago
I edited the original comment, but yes, it is in this document: http://www.robotstxt.org/orig.html The key paragraph is: If the value is '*', the record describes the default access policy for any robot that
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eel
13y ago
It's not against the robots.txt rules. In Facebook's robots.txt file, there is a section for the Googlebot (as well as several other bots) User-agent: Googlebot Disallow: /ac.php ... A bot is supposed to follow the
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eel
13y ago
Why did you need to install VS on the build servers? It is not needed to build web apps. My current company (a .NET web shop) has a strict rule of "no VS on the build server". I know that it's needed to build some things, lik
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eel
14y ago
I wish there was a way to filter by full-time vs part-time/intern. Filtering by country USA, a plurality of developers under 25 are making under $40,000. I am assuming that a good portion of them are interns.
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eel
14y ago
Strictly speaking, you are probably right. Outlook has often been bundled with the higher tiers of the Microsoft Office suite and omitted from the lower tiers. But Outlook Express and Windows Mail? Certainly there are many home users using
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eel
14y ago
There are ways in the .NET framework to read an entire file with one line: File.ReadAllText("file.txt"). And the System.Net.WebClient class provides ways to make simple HTTP calls in much fewer lines than WebRequest does. Likewise, Python h
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eel
14y ago
This may seem like a silly question, but can I cancel at any time? It says $5 a month forever, and I don't see any terms of service.
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eel
14y ago
Wow! Contrast that WalkScore to Phoenix. http://www.walkscore.com/AZ/Phoenix I'm originally from Phoenix, and it was always hard to imagine walking for any reason other than exercise when I lived there.
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eel
14y ago
They guarantee that you will receive a response from an InMail within X days, or you get your InMail credit back.
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eel
14y ago
I wonder if they are they retiring the old messenger protocol as well. Currently, I use Pidgin with my Live Messenger account, but perhaps that will stop working come March 15th.
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eel
14y ago
FYI, for baseball fans, you can get similar data about each play in the MLB from http://www.retrosheet.org
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eel
14y ago
In English, the grapheme "d" very commonly represents the sound /d/. Likewise, the grapheme "j" in English very commonly represents the sound /dʒ/. Additionally /dʒ/ is a single distinct sound. There is no /d/ sound in /dʒ/. It's an unfortu
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eel
14y ago
It seems promising, but it also seems like an inactive project, according to the commit dates on the GitHub page linked in the other comment. Also, there is a sizable amount of dependencies for this library, all due to the use of flot. Sinc
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eel
14y ago
I didn't edit the title, but I also don't see anywhere that this is by John Resig. See https://raw.github.com/jstat/jstat/master/AUTHORS The authors merely use some code that he published on his blog a while back at http://ejohn.org/blog
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eel
14y ago
I had success doing something similar at a previous company. I was able to switch to part-time at an equivalent hourly rate. My reason was that I was finish to go to graduate school simultaneously. I wasn't able to keep most benefits, but i
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eel
14y ago
I found my current position via LinkedIn. I also searched with StackOverflow Careers, the HN monthly hiring threads (which weren't useful due to a lack of posts for my area), and the job pages of local companies. I probably would have used
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eel
14y ago
For those who might be wondering, one such difference is the presence of fiber in fruit, but the lack of fiber in fruit juices.
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eel
14y ago
This may be a bit tangential, but may I ask what led you to decide to learn web programming? My background is in web programming, though I have much less programming experience overall than you (~5 years). For me, I feel like learning C/C++
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eel
14y ago
I don't think the first statement is a valid argument. One could instead note the number of jobs offshored between 1994 and 2012, and see that the unemployment rate has increased from 6.6% to 8.3%. That's not to say the original comment is
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eel
14y ago
How did you decide what to include on the page? One thing that I noticed was that you removed the news mentions from this facelift, but the one you did last week has news mentions.
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eel
15y ago
As a baseball fan and fantasy baseball player, I hope you don't mind if I say that I am not finding this site very useful (or am I not able to figure out how to use it effectively.) For instance, given that we are only 3 (or 4) days into th
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Ask HN: How should I present my skills section on my resume?
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15y ago
I have a pair of Sony MDR-7506 headphones at work and a pair of Sennheiser HD 280 Pro headphones at home. I love the sound of both (and neither have broken yet), but the Sonys are far more comfortable. The problems with the Sennheisers is t
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eel
15y ago
I am looking for programming work, preferably in any of C, JavaScript, Python, PHP, or Lua. I'm graduating with a Masters in CS in May, and I'm looking for something that starts in May or June. Quick resume: * Professional experience (2 yrs
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