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Ask HN: Could VR be good for vizualizing cloud/software/network architecture?
2 points by hoodoof 9y ago|0 comments
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Tom Swift and His Photo Telephone(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by hoodoof 9y ago|0 comments
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by hoodoof 9y ago
I like the idea of very short IF games, for the casual gaming era. Perhaps playable in a one hour commute. I just don't have time for the multi month extravaganza IF games I played when I was a kid. I wonder if such games exist.
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by hoodoof 9y ago
Nice, if you have the .com
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by hoodoof 9y ago
Well it depends if you are saying "all western people are rich".
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by hoodoof 9y ago
Am I right in understanding that ALL Intel based computers are now a huge security risk? It's really puzzling that Intel would risk the entire company to include features like this. Even if the NSA said "we demand it", surel
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by hoodoof 9y ago
OK so the implication being that with this thing found, someone could make a USB device that when plugged into an intel machine immediately gets control?
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by hoodoof 9y ago
Can you explain what this means?
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by hoodoof 9y ago
Can anyone explain what this means?
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An Open Letter to HN(hn.algolia.com)
1 points by hoodoof 9y ago|0 comments
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by hoodoof 9y ago
The biggest thorn I found working with sqlite was the lack of ability to modify columns with ALTER TABLE which was a real pain. Doesn't look like this is fixed in sqlite4 though...
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Ask HN: To what extent could mutability be stripped from JavaScript?
3 points by hoodoof 9y ago|0 comments
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by hoodoof 9y ago
Depends how much money it is and how important that money is to you. If it hurts but you'd rather not have the time sink, drama, stress and effort of pursuing it, then drop it with lesson learned. The second option, appoint a lawyer in
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by hoodoof 9y ago
If you have solid written documentation that confirms without a doubt what you are owed, then just give it to a lawyer and forget it.
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Ask HN: Has anyone here made money from security Bug Bounty programs?
2 points by hoodoof 9y ago|0 comments
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by hoodoof 9y ago
Do searches that specifically address what you are trying to do and learn from the resulting blog posts.... https://www.google.com.au/search?q=how+to+structure+matlab+c... Each time you encounter a new concept, search for t
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by hoodoof 9y ago
Holy heck is there really no more simple architecture for this app? Even the TLDR at the bottom didn't succinctly explain the advantage of browserview over the old way.
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by hoodoof 9y ago
The one thing I am never short of is ideas. I used to think they'd stop coming but always new ideas come and I write them down in a list now. Too many to execute. Some good, some probably not so great. The accepted wisdom is that idea
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by hoodoof 9y ago
Without reading it, is it because in the U.S. no-one wants to pay tax?
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by hoodoof 9y ago
My girlfriend once got up in the morning and kissed my computer and said "That's how much you love your computer."
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by hoodoof 9y ago
Maybe delete Safari, Chrome, Firefox and Twitter from your phone. That's the idea I've had that I haven't actioned because that would mean actually solving the information tech addiction problem that I think I've had sin
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by hoodoof 9y ago
An increasing urge is building to ditch as much tech as possible out of the home. Possibly all except the dumbphone, including the TV. I cannot say it's built to the point of action, but there's some compelling arguments for doin
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by hoodoof 9y ago
I check websites obsessively, over and over. Same sites. I'm really wasting my life. Toying with getting a dumbphone... I think I owe that to my kids.
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Ask HN: What's the dirtiest deal done in Internet business?
1 points by hoodoof 9y ago|0 comments
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by hoodoof 9y ago
Really? I see no connection between the two. explain more? Perhaps honesty. Not integrity. More likely good marketing skills. "Nothing shouts "good marketing skills!" more than sharing failure. They're VC's... s
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by hoodoof 9y ago
Piffle. There's no such thing as an antiportfolio or "missed opportunities". You may as well say "why didn't I pick the correct lotto numbers". The answer is "because you didn't". Why didn&#x27
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by hoodoof 9y ago
Anyone rejected willing to tell us what your idea was?
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by hoodoof 9y ago
How much cash did AWS give to Postgres?
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by hoodoof 9y ago
It's easy, and possibly even fun to talk about your antiportfolio and how you didn't succeed, when you are already worth hundreds of millions, as they are at this company.
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by hoodoof 9y ago
Does Amazon contribute cash to the open source projects that it turns into services?

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