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by emhart 13y ago
One of the best tech minds and lawyers I know: http://bradykrissesq.com/ Don't be thrown by the references to MA, she's been in CA for the past couple years and is within a couple hours of you, I believe, so would
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by emhart 13y ago
I felt painfully ignorant when I realized this was nothing to do with felines.
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by emhart 13y ago
Graphic Designer | Web Producer Don't really care what title I'm given, unless it has "director" or "scholar" attached meaningfully.
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by emhart 13y ago
Will do :)
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by emhart 13y ago
Tutorials are great, but when something comes close enough to my domain to understand it pretty well, I love a timelapse as I have those "OH! I see what you did there!" moments while getting an appreciation for the full scope of t
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by emhart 13y ago
Downright inspiring. I'm not a killjoy, but I am rarely excited by these sorts of illustrative personal projects. something about this, though, really captures my attention. Especially that you intend to continue working your way throu
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How to Run Turing Machines on Encrypted Data(eprint.iacr.org)
1 points by emhart 13y ago|0 comments
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by emhart 13y ago
Sorry, I meant to say "designer-ego bashing in these comments." That was unclear. I too agreed with the author on that premise.
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by emhart 13y ago
THAT is a very interesting thought and addresses the article on its own terms. I was getting a bit weary of the designer-ego bashing. The idea that the story they are trying to tell is one of rapid innovation in small teams is a really exce
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by emhart 13y ago
I disagree, he actually makes it clear on multiple occasions throughout the piece that his critique is not about the end product of the logo and what could or could not have happened in the hands of a real designer. His critique is about he
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by emhart 13y ago
Likely true re: your friends. Most people's friends are. I know the ad he's referring to, and have enjoyed it enough that I've let it play through more than once rather than skip it.
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by emhart 13y ago
Anonymity probably matters more to someone who is likely to be recognized by a cab driver. Especially one with a video camera in the car (most major metropolitan cab companies). Uber, on the other hand, make a point of distinguishing their
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by emhart 13y ago
Congratulations as all have said, and also some excitement, as this seems like a well-matched pair of services. I am very optimistic for the outcome of this acquisition/collaboration. Best of luck to all involved!
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by emhart 13y ago
I've been loving draft to the point that I haven't really engaged with any of the other new platforms out there, like editorially. I sign up to beta just about any of them that come along, but Draft just feels like home already. T
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Planetary: collecting and preserving code as a living object(cooperhewitt.org)
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by emhart 13y ago
I didn't know what this site was, but found this article that provided some context: http://news.cnet.com/8301-17939_109-10270643-2.html "Alice is not a traditional middleman reseller. It takes no markup, CEO Bria
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by emhart 13y ago
I'm actually very curious about that sort of thing which is why I find A particularly interesting. My assumption is that Google would just avoid the headache altogether, but one of the rarely spoken truths about teaching physical secur
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by emhart 13y ago
I signed up. My main skill is opening/troubleshooting locks, and I think it would be an interesting experiment to see, A. if they would allow me to be a helper, and B. to test my efficacy as a digital locksmith. I've successfully
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by emhart 13y ago
Great point and I hope the FB security team take notice of your post. Whether or not this guy gets paid, I certainly hope they spend the money to get proper translation of their policies in every language they operate in.
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by emhart 13y ago
Back in the early 1900s there were a handful of people making physical models of a number of these movements (and some that went beyond this incredible collection). They occasionally tour, Boston's Museum of Science had a big show of W
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by emhart 13y ago
That was significantly informative. Thanks for the context. I actually was about to delete my submission as you mention it's been posted previously and while I personally didn't realize that, I'd prefer not to contribute to t
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Google’s legal counsel says Gmail users have no expectation of privacy(techspot.com)
21 points by emhart 13y ago|6 comments
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by emhart 13y ago
Mind blown. That's phenomenally cool. Thanks for the tip.
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Using Wiki Surveys to Forecast Rare Events(dartthrowingchimp.wordpress.com)
1 points by emhart 13y ago|0 comments
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by emhart 13y ago
I'd actually love to hear more about your fixes, your suspicions and your feelings about blink's removal. The anthropology of the internet is fascinating to me and it sounds like you would have a pretty unique perspective on this.
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13 Little Things NASA Did to Get Alan Shepard Ready for Space(theatlantic.com)
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by emhart 13y ago
What a phenomenal bit of copy from a VC company as well. This paragraph in particular: Our reasons for passing on these investments varied. In some cases, we were making a conscious act of generosity to another, younger venture firm, down o
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by emhart 13y ago
You are blaming the victim a bit here. There are bad actors that have done bad things. They are who got us into this mess.
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by emhart 13y ago
I was fairly annoyed that Forbes failed to acknowledge the Disc Detainer work, dismissing your 3D printing like so: "though Patel’s software only dealt with normal keys that can already be duplicated by any hardware store."
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by emhart 13y ago
So, this provides the lever to start discussing physical buildings as networks, which is a rich conversation, but I think your mention of the log is actually even more illuminating, because it points out a current (I think quite serious) is

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