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by ent101 7y ago
Honest question: how much of the recent pushback could be attributed to incumbents feeling threatened by Juul et al.?
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Ask HN: Did SEO Ruin the Web?
4 points by ent101 7y ago|2 comments
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by ent101 7y ago
"Today's online documents are like yesterday's paper—flat, lifeless, inactive." I'd argue that today's online documents (HTML+CSS+JS+Backend) are the exact opposite of "yesterday's paper—flat, lifeles
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Ask HN: Did your AWS bill literally double from last night?
268 points by ent101 7y ago|68 comments
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by ent101 7y ago
I say this with best intentions and based on seeing similar patterns among a lot of my friends and myself: you seem to be in the very early stages of a burn-out. Take some time to relax, maybe see a therapist, exercise (if you don't ri
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Secure, Browser-Only Password Generator(outpan.com)
1 points by ent101 7y ago|0 comments
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by ent101 7y ago
I think one of the biggest cons is the disappearance of "watercooler" brainstorming. This is more apparent if you're in a creative field like software development. Those casual conversations/brainstormings that you have
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by ent101 7y ago
For some reason, unlike many governmental institutions, Darpa is really good at picking and investing in promising, long-term projects. I hope this is one of them!
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by ent101 7y ago
Well-deserved. One of the best dev platforms in existence right now with a clear value prop that is perfectly executed on at 100%. I'm excited to see what the future holds for them.
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by ent101 7y ago
I'm not sure, but I do think they follow the standard guidelines, meaning they won't archive if the flag is on. This can be verified by going through the Heritrix crawler's source code.
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by ent101 7y ago
Just to be clear, the data doesn't seem to be deleted -- it only becomes inaccessible once the site opts out; all the data can come back if the site changes its mind.
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by ent101 7y ago
This is a bit tricky. I think you need the required brand (i.e. reputation) to be able to arbitrarily charge more in order to make people appreciate your work.
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by ent101 7y ago
IANAL, this seems to be heavily jurisdiction-dependent. For example, I know that it is unlikely that this would be considered age discrimination in Ontario Canada, whereas, it's likely to be considered so in California.
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by ent101 7y ago
This is amazing, thank you! It might be a good idea to slowly turn this into a website and then accept job postings :)