flylib

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by flylib 12y ago
the scraping they are doing is illegal in the first place, do they have written permission for and cite and source every data point they have? By their logic, Someone can scrape their site and do enough manipulation on the data to avoid sim
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by flylib 12y ago
what was up with the Github and 37signals references? They both use Ruby on Rails which could be considered a niche technology, 37signals even admits to use the most bleeding edge version live in production before they even put out a beta o
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Ask HN: Do Startup Databases have copyright over the data on their platform?
6 points by flylib 12y ago|2 comments
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by flylib 12y ago
Angular is easier for me to read and understand then the equivalent Backbone code right from the start
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by flylib 12y ago
https://github.com/GAFuller/rails-4-landing
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by flylib 12y ago
true, but any small mistake in the process on your part can come back to hurt you, look at how silk road got taken down
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by flylib 12y ago
"dumb web vulnerabilities" that have huge implications could fetch a pretty penny for sure
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by flylib 12y ago
- the buyer is very unlikely to be able to track you the buyer will probably be easily able to track you, if they are paying 100k for hacks on the black market, they would have the resources to find you easily
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by flylib 12y ago
are you saying you go straight to a in-person coding exercise as the next step? seems odd, there is no phone interview between then?
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by flylib 12y ago
there is none Derby is the closest thing to it but Meteor has more capabilities and has a better development team plus a lot larger developer community
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by flylib 13y ago
The propaganda completely unbacked license response by Yahoo to the Openstack/MongoDB fiasco and now this are making me want to delete my account on the site
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by flylib 13y ago
http://www.localytics.com Youtube App for PS3 there is a lot more, it's being used in a lot of startups and major companies throughout the world today, pretty sure the stats show it is far ahead of ember in real world adopt
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by flylib 13y ago
why are people commenting on this nonsense? he obviously didn't do the research to back his logic and made shallow arguments nor did he once address any of the other competing frameworks to AngularJS does he think none of those are com
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by flylib 13y ago
sounds like they don't know what they are talking about, I can name hundreds if not thousands of successful companies that you can't tell what they do from the company name, Apple and Google the two biggest tech companies are grea
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by flylib 13y ago
nah I wasn't connected to the people, the server is probably getting bombarded now since a whole bunch of news outlets are starting to cover it and that is causing a lot of errors but this was actually released like a week or two ago a
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by flylib 13y ago
it works great, has constantly worked every time I tried it
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by flylib 13y ago
it's easy to know what it is doing, it isn't using any LinkedIn exploits, it's scraping the name, url and company from the LinkedIn page then constantly running every possible combination against Rapportive and checking to se
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by flylib 13y ago
the biggest players right now are TypeScript CoffeeScript Dart ClojureScript you got 3 out of the 4 so far
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by flylib 13y ago
Facebook has a lot of talent and can easily compete with Google on new technology sectors
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by flylib 13y ago
looking at the design documents probably a RC in the next 6-8 months
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by flylib 13y ago
> This narrows down the choices: the "founder" who is the cause for all this drama is either PJ Hyett or Tom Preston-Werner. why is TechCrunch claiming Scott Chacon is a co-founder? He is married also but his wife is friends wi
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by flylib 13y ago
> Doesn't appear so. They did get an HR person, but an experienced one? Not a chance. No experienced HR person would have let any of that get as far as it got. That HR person should probably be put on leave or be fired as well. >
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Subvert: Multi-language framework for the JVM (subvert.tray.io)
1 points by flylib 13y ago|0 comments
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by flylib 13y ago
it took them 5 days to publish an article regarding it though and the fact that Newsweek was able to get a lead so quick (not saying it's the right guy) seems they like didn't do due diligence in the first place, I asked the autho
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by flylib 13y ago
anyone remember this? In 2011, they did like 5 page investigative piece trying to find Satoshi Nakamoto's true identity. http://www.newyorker.com/reporting/2011/10/10/111010fa_fact_... I love how th
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by flylib 13y ago
Dorian is claiming he never heard about Bitcoin until a few weeks ago so if he was using them in 2011, then he is obviously Satoshi
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by flylib 13y ago
seems like he made himself pretty untraceable because google and other people search sites can't find almost anything on him
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by flylib 13y ago
For people questioning why the other people are pissed, it could be because the company lied to them during the process and said they could only afford to pay a certain amount when being hired now this comes out and they feel they got swind
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by flylib 13y ago
salary ranges are commonly posted on job listings on AngelList, etc. so he could of saw it there when they were hiring for the position or if they are currently hiring for that position also glassdoor posts salaries of different positions a
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by flylib 13y ago
thanks, I exited out right after I saw it ask for a SSN

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