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by epaga 12y ago
This is an exciting read, kind of like Game of Thrones for web frameworks. Re: why there were so many "PLAY!" results in Google, that would likely depend on the query you use. Something like "play framework" would probab
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by epaga 12y ago
Choice passages: > Bitcoin does not present a threat to economic activity by disrupting traditional channels of commerce; rather, it could serve as a boon. Its global transmissibility opens new markets to merchants and service providers.
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Federal Advisory Council on Bitcoin (pages 10-12)(federalreserve.gov)
1 points by epaga 12y ago|1 comments
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Spurious Correlations(tylervigen.com)
3 points by epaga 12y ago|0 comments
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by epaga 12y ago
His demo app is extremely impressive: https://github.com/Ciechan/BCMeshTransformView
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Mesh Transforms for iOS(ciechanowski.me)
2 points by epaga 12y ago|1 comments
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The Subway Map That Rattled New Yorkers (2012)(mobile.nytimes.com)
3 points by epaga 12y ago|0 comments
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Intentions: An experiment in Ultralight View Controllers(chris.eidhof.nl)
1 points by epaga 12y ago|0 comments
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Firefox 29(firefox.com)
603 points by epaga 13y ago|503 comments
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by epaga 13y ago
The latest (and final) response Mint gave, 2 hours after this hit the HN front page, is: "I'm terribly sorry for the delay in circling back to this topic. I can confirm that Mint was using a version of OpenSSL that was never vulne
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by epaga 13y ago
I assume its main purpose is for open source projects only.
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by epaga 13y ago
See also https://madeye.io/pages/docs Though it's pretty smooth when testing with a little 100-file project, the obvious concern I'd have is that you are hosting your code and the data is running through thei
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MadEye – Code Together(madeye.io)
36 points by epaga 13y ago|10 comments
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by epaga 13y ago
Why all the negativity, everyone? This is an impressive little framework - if you need to have the source code, it's not for you, but as-is, it is already useful for - at the very least - personal image recognition projects. I love his
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by epaga 13y ago
Note that LastPass never holds decrypted keys or passwords on the server side... https://lastpass.com/support.php?cmd=showfaq&id=1116 Still, the fact that lastpass.com (and mail.yahoo.com by the way!) still has this vul
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by epaga 13y ago
No - the point is not "Let's hear Yagan's reason for donating" - the point is: why are we making political opinions an issue for tech CEOs? Do we really want a world where where CEOs' personal political donations (f
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by epaga 13y ago
It's remotely the same thing because it's about him supporting politics that many sharply disagree with. It shows the hypocrisy of grabbing pitchforks and torches and pushing out a brilliant mind just because you disagree with his
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by epaga 13y ago
Just to chime in if colin is reading these, the 7-day deletion period is pretty much what is stopping me from joining up to have an extra backup in addition to dropbox. Fully agree with Patrick on that point.
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by epaga 13y ago
Source code for anyone interested : https://github.com/jendewalt/jennifer_dewalt/search?q=feelin... This is all part of Jennifer Dewalt's "180 web sites in 180 days" experiment: http://je
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How We're Feeling: Tweet sentiment(jenniferdewalt.com)
49 points by epaga 13y ago|19 comments
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Virtual Spaces, Real Data, Why Oculus and Facebook Are Bad(assayviaessay.blogspot.de)
1 points by epaga 13y ago|0 comments
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by epaga 13y ago
One thing to consider is that some of the April Fools' "jokes" are pretty awesome hacks in disguise, such as this year's "Headdit" with actually working head gesture recognition, etc. So, I'd propose flagg
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by epaga 13y ago
Link poster here - oops, sorry about that, I didn't know it wasn't meant for public distribution. I don't even remember where I found it, I think I saw it linked in a slide of a hackathon presentation somewhere - I loved the
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by epaga 13y ago
I think their idea tends to be to try and unify everything and provide a "toolbelt" for developing with it. At least that is the impression I get when I read their FAQ: https://docs.google.com/document/d/
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Famo.us Demos(demo.famo.us)
86 points by epaga 13y ago|67 comments
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by epaga 13y ago
Here's a great ELI5 summary by reddit user "underachiever" on the reddit discussion page linked to by p4bl0. Can't vouch for its accuracy, but it at least makes a bit of sense to me: Basically you run a co-process that i
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by epaga 13y ago
This is anything but the inside story. The only "insider" information is the one guy who interviewed at Gox and claimed they don't use any VCS (but he made this claim a while ago).
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by epaga 13y ago
What puzzles me is that there has been extremely little improvement to Siri since the first introduction 2.5 (!) years ago - at least, none that I have noticed. That is a long time for there to not be major updates or to release her from be
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by epaga 13y ago
Note the comment in the source code which just appeared:
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by epaga 13y ago
it should be "neither/nor" (weder/noch) rather than "either/or" (entweder/oder). Weird mistake for the usually excellent Google Translate to make.

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