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by gfosco 11y ago
Other militaries, obviously. I'm shocked at the views represented here... F the military? What is this, tree-hugginator?
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by gfosco 11y ago
We wouldn't have any of this stuff if it wasn't for the military.. we'd all be dead.
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by gfosco 11y ago
That's the beauty of micro-service architectures. You don't have a single monolithic point of failure, you have dozens of smaller ones.
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Using Node.js with Parse(blog.parse.com)
1 points by gfosco 11y ago|0 comments
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by gfosco 11y ago
I was visiting with some friends there, and when I left I stopped to have a cigarette, turned around and saw that on the garage. I was shocked.. It's so awful. I took a picture and sent it to my friend, who forwarded it to Justin. I
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by gfosco 11y ago
I wouldn't think so, no. The client SDKs are really powerful and easy to use, which is what hooks a lot of people on the product. An open-source Parse-compatible API server would be very interesting (and I've played with the con
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by gfosco 11y ago
> All that's going to do is encourage them to find ever new and amazing ways to be even more lazy and ignorant. A lazy person won't do anything more difficult or time consuming than the easiest choice available, and an ignorant
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by gfosco 11y ago
No, they can't legally do any of the negative things you've listed, and they aren't an organization with a history of criminal action against customers. This brings the OS in line with the behavior of many applications (Chro
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by gfosco 11y ago
I gladly pay for the Medium plan just for my own personal private usage. It's a wonder these services last as long as they do, when you guys don't want to support them.
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by gfosco 11y ago
It just shows how completely subjective it is, and that "technical debt" is becoming an excuse for anything and everything.
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by gfosco 11y ago
I don't know a single person who feels the need to work that hard, and benefits and conditions for parents have never been better. It doesn't make sense for a guy who hasn't worked in 12 years to tell us how it is. Sorry yo
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by gfosco 11y ago
I didn't say they're outbidding the black market, but they are quite generous and it is a legal action at that point. Makes sense to me, because they actually care about security and it's worth paying out to protect users an
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by gfosco 11y ago
It's because Facebook, Google, and some others run generous bug bounties / white-hat programs. Without committing a crime, people can make a lot for disclosing it directly and confidentially. Vulnerabilities can pay 5-15k and th
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by gfosco 11y ago
Please update the title, article is from 2013.
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by gfosco 11y ago
So... pay them the 0.32 cents then, eh?
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by gfosco 11y ago
That is all part of what makes a watch app a "good experience." I guarantee the notifications handling would be the main focus of it.
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by gfosco 11y ago
This is not possible at all on iOS, just a coincidence.
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by gfosco 11y ago
Maybe he didn't actually share it to Facebook. He's just going on the fact that he can't find it, and immediately assuming Facebook just deleted it without mention. I'm skeptical any of this happened. That's not h
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by gfosco 11y ago
Great to see more things go open-source, and to target Android first! Phone-based login is quite cool, and becoming very popular in new apps. To be mildly snarky, I would've called it Enterprise Digits. https://github.com&#
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Open Sourcing Twitter Kit and Digits for Android(blog.twitter.com)
3 points by gfosco 11y ago|1 comments
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by gfosco 11y ago
To me, this is a great demonstration of why AWS Lambda is not the future. Amazon gave it a catchy name for the Rube Goldberg cluster that it is.
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by gfosco 11y ago
Good to know... I think that should be listed on the homepage. I looked for VR and Rift, didn't see any mention.
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by gfosco 11y ago
It's not in their poll for new features, but VR support would make this so much more interesting.
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Make a Cloud Controlled Car with Parse(blog.parse.com)
3 points by gfosco 11y ago|0 comments
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Phone-Based Login, Can You Dig It?(blog.parse.com)
3 points by gfosco 11y ago|0 comments
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by gfosco 11y ago
You scrolled half-way down to infinity? ;)
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by gfosco 11y ago
Accepting payments is getting easier, because companies like Stripe will handle the burden of security and compliance.
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by gfosco 11y ago
Very happy for Angel and wish him the best for the future.. Keep on hacking! tl;dr I am a harsh judge at Hackathons, and I think that's what we need. But on the topic of Hackathons and YC Hacks in particular... I expected YC Hacks to b
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by gfosco 11y ago
Looks pretty good to me. Congrats on launching an app!
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by gfosco 11y ago
I'd rather not be casting votes on whether any given person is worthy of the black bar. Instead, lets strongly discourage wasting time talking about the black bar, and just let the HN crew manage it.

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