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12y ago
What about privacy of the data? Where is it going? Is it stored encrypted?
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12y ago
Well one more blow to Square, hope they gonna make it through 2014 but the more I see the less I hope :/
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12y ago
A little coloration and indentation would be great. Going through a chunk of 20 lines of unknown language in a couple seconds is already enough of a challenge especially for beginners, no need to add unreadability to it :P.
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12y ago
Tiny feed back after first look, the "Advanced search" needs more space :) https://www.dropbox.com/s/w9w9nvdb9tkf1jn/Screenshot%202014-... Other than that, looking good.
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12y ago
I have the same feeling, especially in the mobile world. If you look at the App store and the stats about how mobile devs are making money it appears clearly that most of the apps are failures financially speaking. When you have hundred tho
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12y ago
They don't accept Mattresses or Appliances which is probably a big market by itself. Half of the CL ads (in my area) in furniture are beds and mattresses.
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12y ago
While the concept and dynamics are looking pretty great so far, I really have a hard time with the design/art! Like the level selection screen design looks really "amateur". White halo with cyan lines in between is probably t
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12y ago
I would spend some time learning C in more depth and contribute to NeoVim because we need this beast out and clean and nice and fast and perfect!
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12y ago
You can also have a combination of both. But basically I second this post, you have to figure out what is going to increase as your product gain momentum. If you will be handling millions of requests because each client is going to do plent
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12y ago
I'm pretty interested in the output of this lawsuit. But i think that Air Bnb, as it's kinda their business, would have spot such a big loophole in the law if staying 30d in a rental indeed gave people rights over the house-owner,
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12y ago
I think the US standard is more around 15 days of PTO. That's what I get here. Plus the week between Christmas and New year that is for everybody.
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12y ago
So basically it's just a way to waste your time going through the hundreds of ugly chick that swiped you right too, to filter the few you would actually date? No thanks, might as well just not use Tinder and go for a real dating servic
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12y ago
Do you have room? Build yourself a workshop! Transform your dark ugly useless garage into a super cool man-cave! You will need various skills from cutting wood, to making wiring to get light and maybe have a bathroom in here or a sink? You
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12y ago
If you are looking for some good SF read I can't recommend "Dune" enough, this thing is a masterpiece. As far as right now goes, I just started "The girl with the Dragon Tattoo", too early to give an opinion.
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12y ago
I wish, LA had a good public transportation network but it doesn't. I used to take the bus, I had to change twice and spend at least 1h traveling, while it takes me 12 to 20min using my car (20min on exceptionally busy days). It probab
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12y ago
Well, there is the same concept in LA, the 405 got "pool" lanes, usable for free when you got 2+ people in the car. The issue with this kind of lane is that it's the farthest left, and if your trip on the 405 is only a couple
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12y ago
Good point, getting legal advice before doing anything seems like a safe plan!
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12y ago
Yeah, I'd definitely send some unused external hard drive only containing the "stolen" data. And I also find this overkill and ridiculous, I wouldn't think anybody would ever do that in 2014. But then you have majors sui
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12y ago
I'd say it really depends on your company culture, but as a young developer I do enjoy free little things: company swag (hoodie, jacket...), free reward lunch and the like. It's cheap for you and yet feels way more rewarding than
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12y ago
Lol I first thought this was a joke, checked my calendar, nope, no 1st of April, damn, must be real then. Jokes aside, I think it is pretty cool! Curious to know what kind of price are we talking about here. Then personally I'd never u
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12y ago
This is one of the best looking Vim ressource I stumbled upon so far! Finally a little care for something else than raw information. My eyes thank you, creators of vimawesome.
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12y ago
Ok so, I don't have a TV and my car is 2004 and don't even have bluetooth. What's the point of the new new new features so far? Pretty much nothing, no use, thanks.
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12y ago
I agree but I feel like with swift it's kinda reaching an extent and it really doesn't push you toward learning any other layer. Swift + playground feels like the new dreamweaver to me. Either people are gonna write ugly code that
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12y ago
"Funny" how both Heroku and Bitbucket end up on HN the same afternoon for similar reasons... coincidence?
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I feel like swift is really a good view on the future of programming. And it seems that in the future we have really two different kind of software engineers. As we make programming mainstream and easy, we will see some new people able to u
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12y ago
I'm like most of the software engineers in the world, I have a bunch of awesome half advanced projects in my dropbox but probably none of them will ever be finished or justify building a company around. Still waiting for the spark that
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12y ago
Damn, I think it's one of the best return on investment in the sport industry! As the owner of the team do you get any share of the derived products? I bet it can be quite a nice amount if so, probably nothing compared to the TV contr
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12y ago
I've always hated ads. Because most of the time products use it without embracing it and integrating it fully. Anywhoo, I'm happy to see OpenDNS getting out of this revenue model, I hope it's gonna work so other might be insp
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12y ago
Well the first levels are trivial, right click "inspect element" and adding a onClick="alert();" on a random button and tadaa. I'm not sure you can qualify this as XSS attack though, can you?
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12y ago
"Metric" is the standard unless the target for your app is only the US market...
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