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by heyadayo 14y ago
You better have legal fees awarded to you as part of the damages, or have pro bono representation... a $100k damages award isn't going to pay for the $1-$2mm in costs to litigate a federal suit. For all practical purposes the 512f has prove
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by heyadayo 14y ago
I see, so you really think that the LPs are the true entrepreneurs -- Harvard, Stanford, various state pensions/treasury departments and the like -- the ones who invest money in VC funds. Risking your life, status, health, happiness, and we
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by heyadayo 14y ago
Maybe I've been watching too much Dexter, but isn't this a law enforcement agency's dream? Never again will they fail to get a match on DNA, just subpoena 23andme and competitors. Right?
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by heyadayo 14y ago
The framework author and the post author are one and the same.
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by heyadayo 14y ago
1. Check out the up and down votes on reddit! 158,753 up votes 152,631 down votes with a net difference of 6k or so positive. That's crazy! Are those partisan lines or something? Why wouldn't everyone on reddit be excited to see the preside
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by heyadayo 15y ago
Jason: Take this down. You will almost certainly not get the job if your interviewers find this, for almost any tech company of scale. Especially: "If I am selected for more interviews, I will definitely write about them."
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by heyadayo 15y ago
I like this a lot. Sometimes you can spend 3-20 hours trying to figure out a name, domain, and branding. I'd pay a couple hundred bucks to skip that step. I wish this existed all those previous times I was stuck grinding on names!
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by heyadayo 15y ago
There is an impressive ski-resort in the mall downtown in Dubai, where it's about 110 deg F (43 deg C) in the summer.
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by heyadayo 15y ago
This is a much more interesting article than the title suggests. I'd rather see the title reference decision fatigue.
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by heyadayo 16y ago
Without a written contract you owned all of the code you wrote. You could have sent a cease and desist to the purchasing company and walked a way with a ton of money, very easily* *As easy as a lawsuit ever is, I mean... it could have taken
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by heyadayo 16y ago
My programmer's understanding of the argument is this: Even if you could reduce the brain to some sort of bytecode, an interpreter is still necessary to run that bytecode. For instance, a python program might be a few bytes, but the interpr
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by heyadayo 16y ago
I think you missed the point: The poster has a rare opportunity to work with five engineers to attempt to build a company, and he'll even get class credit. He could just fake it and do some dumb proposal, or he could take it seriously. Aski
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by heyadayo 16y ago
I didn't see the time frame for the program -- did anyone catch this?
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by heyadayo 16y ago
Open sourced code or it didn't happen.
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by heyadayo 16y ago
You've got me curious: What type of big js applications do you spend that time writing? Anything game related, or is this purely a hobby?
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by heyadayo 16y ago
Short Version: Hookbox is a message queue built specifically for browser clients. Whenever a client connects, subscribes, publishes, etc. Hookbox makes a Webhook request (HTTP callback) to obtain permission for the action from the web appli
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by heyadayo 16y ago
From Mark Ferrari's website [1]: "Perhaps some new internet tool will come out that allows us to show these old drawings to you in motion. ... Not this month though. Sorry." Someone should tell him... [1]: http://www.markferrari.com/galler
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by heyadayo 16y ago
"Like all of the graphics in IE9, canvas is hardware accelerated through Windows and the GPU. Hardware accelerated canvas support in IE9 illustrates the power of native HTML5 in a browser." [1] They have a demo linked on that page where I g
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by heyadayo 16y ago
Oh how awful that they used silverlight when you have it installed! Funny that it works fine on linux/chrome+firefox without silverlight. They do display the message "Improve Your Experience: Documents load faster and text looks clearer whe
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by heyadayo 17y ago
What's even more interesting is that changing your race to Hispanic has an almost identically positive impact as changing to white. Are we actually that much more discriminatory (as a society) against blacks as compared to hispanics? Is thi
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by heyadayo 17y ago
Maybe, maybe not, but with respect to the posted article which is clearly referencing § 512(c), the DMCA is surprisingly fair and well balanced. We're talking about takedown procedures, not DRM.
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by heyadayo 17y ago
The DMCA is surprisingly fair and well balanced. - The content owner may sent a counter-notification, and the Online Service Provider must put the content back up with two weeks, or it may be held liable for monetary damages. - The origin
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by heyadayo 17y ago
"That’s reflected by Zuckerberg’s efforts to motivate each person according to what gets them excited: For engineers, that means giving them the best product to build, but for business executives, it means big financial incentives." Do engi
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by heyadayo 17y ago
Looks like someone took you up, and beat C with javascript: http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/u32/benchmark.php?test=reg...
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by heyadayo 17y ago
Read "If.... consistent...." -- There's your mistake. I lived in LA for 23 years. Consider: Traffic means that a sometimes-20-minute commute can take 3 hours. And while you can sometimes predict sort of when it will take longer than it sh
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by heyadayo 17y ago
The first post is actually heavily edited from its original, last night. He cut out about 2 paragraphs where he talked about the "3 whiskeys" hey drank, as well as a problem that he has that the internet might be able to help with. (No spec
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by heyadayo 17y ago
> Fact is, there's a huge open source community that would do 90% of that work for free in order to get their names on a high profile project like that. A naive and unworkable strategy at best. As a major open source developer and proje
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Virginia patient prescription database stolen; $10 million ransom.(wikileaks.org)
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by heyadayo 17y ago
http://www.tjetter.com/#3jsK
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by heyadayo 18y ago
Wasn't there a YC startup around that time which had the goal of putting photoshop in the browser?

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