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by hashtree 12y ago
Examine DNS lookups, examine URLs, MITM potential to read everything, all sorts of things they could do on just the network level.
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by hashtree 12y ago
The other comments are solid, and this is one of those questions whose answer probably won't help much in solving your problem (due to its nature, not for a lack of good answers). However, I can offer you some time and insight if you w
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by hashtree 12y ago
GitHub pages + CloudFront (with SNI) does all three. It costs ~$2 a month and you can deploy via Git. It's lovely. Example links: CloudFront: https://rockymadden.com GitHub pages: https://rockymadden.github.io C
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by hashtree 12y ago
L-Theanine since you are already drinking caffeine.
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by hashtree 12y ago
This is called intermittent fasting (one way to do it), and there is some very interesting research (on mice) that suggests caloric restriction to a few hours a day has positive effects on obesity and diabetes. Science Friday episode with o
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by hashtree 12y ago
Spot on with my own observations. My one addendum is that if you do make your email and/or phone available (even in odd places like whois records) that you seriously handle the security implications in regards to hacking vectors. Here
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by hashtree 12y ago
BTW, with deeper integrations... you open up some unique opportunities to solve big problems for districts: Done right, deep integrations mean you, in-effect, have a way to get to all data within a district (data warehouses go for six to ei
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by hashtree 12y ago
First, congrats on the raising of funds! Last time I spoke with higher ups at Clever, it was mentioned that deep integrations were not on the roadmap (e.g. pushing into SISes like Infinite Campus for things like health, attendance, grades,
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by hashtree 12y ago
Your thoughts as to why the changes came about would have been my own first guesses, without knowing the situation. You are right, it might be a lost cause but I still see a longshot pitch due to the "opportunities" I've seen
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by hashtree 12y ago
I'd go with your gut on this one and get out of there as quickly as possible, without something else lined up. I say this knowing this cannot always be the right answer for every dev in this scenario, but if you are one of those who is
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by hashtree 12y ago
This is a really interesting observation. Can you expand upon what "shrinks the pool of competing bidders significantly" means? For instance, when creating an Ad Words campaign, is there a setting/option that they must opt-in
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by hashtree 12y ago
To anyone who wants to see a damn cool modular datacenter implementation they have, and how your server fits into it, checkout this video of their newish DC up in Canada: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fnarvq0XpkA#t=100 Wh
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by hashtree 12y ago
There is some back and forth on the "best" approach to hosting infrastructure, but there is no silver bullet or always right answer. There is a full spectrum for hosting infrastructure options, and each company has to pick the hue
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by hashtree 12y ago
As to your question, I think it is both. The author's ability to walk you through his thought processes in a clear and concise manner, his general strength as a writer, the fact that he added diagrams and models to help the reader, and
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by hashtree 12y ago
A solid group of talent, welcome to the club. I am interested to see where the "deep learning" start-ups end up in ten years time with such a wide-array of problem sets and industries.
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by hashtree 12y ago
I'd still be interested, if and only if, the "wake word" processing is done locally and it THEN sends the recording that occurred after the wake word up to the cloud. If it is the case that even the wake word processing is do
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by hashtree 12y ago
I believe you get to pick the name you want to call it (called the wake word), per the video.
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by hashtree 12y ago
As a, hopefully useful to someone, aside you can use icloud shared photo streams for nearly unlimited storage of casual photos/videos. You are limited to 5000, per stream. You can have 100 streams total: http://support.apple
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by hashtree 12y ago
Spot on for me as well. The workflow you mention of Mac iTunes, discovery, download, change settings, plug in your iOS device, sync over USB 2, etc changed into simply opening up the Podcasts app on your iOS device. Settings are synced, I c
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by hashtree 12y ago
I'm all for niche HN clones, but looking at the articles on the homepage.. yowza. Are they simply poor selections or are they truly top-notch articles?
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by hashtree 12y ago
Here is a free one: The "See More Creatives" link 404s hitting against makers.html
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by hashtree 12y ago
It's an absolute dream come true for Haskell-ers. Doing server-side in Haskell and client-side/small services in PureScript is... just wow. Anyone in the Colorado area, we have quite a few amazing FP folks here (e.g. Brian McKenna
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by hashtree 12y ago
Heck yeah, be sure to also check out: - https://github.com/puffnfresh/bilby.js - https://github.com/fantasyland/fantasy-land - https://github.com/baconjs/bacon.js - https
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by hashtree 12y ago
Working: http://highscalability.com/blog/2014/8/27/the-12m-opssec-red...
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by hashtree 12y ago
GitBook may or may not meet your needs. I'd say so, personally: https://www.gitbook.io/
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by hashtree 12y ago
Atom: https://github.com/atom/markdown-preview https://github.com/atom/language-gfm and Gitbook editor: https://github.com/GitbookIO/editor
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by hashtree 12y ago
No actual captcha checking going on (submit button in own form doing a GET, Flash does no external network calls verified via MITMProxy), as many have noted it seems to be a joke. However, this would be one of the easier captchas from a bot
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by hashtree 12y ago
You are absolutely correct. My critique wasn't directed at this extension, but Chrome in general. In this instance, I'd love to see: - Access to your data on all websites (when directly activated) - Access data you copy and
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by hashtree 12y ago
Am I the only one who finds the broad permissions that are required by many Chrome extensions crazy from a security perspective? This one can: - Access to your data on all websites - Access data you copy and paste Talk about a non-
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by hashtree 12y ago
Where content is semi-static (e.g. blogs, informational sites like WebMD, sites in which the information updates infrequently on a per-page level), we have flipped the approach/architecture and it has proven to be a HUGE boon for us. W

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