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Silicon Valley's Guilty Conscience(axios.com)
1 points by hw 9y ago|0 comments
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by hw 9y ago
A few things I can think of: 1. don't use the same password on your accounts 2. avoid public Wifis. If you do use public Wifis, VPN. 3. use 2FA whenever possible 4. use strong passwords, nothing identifiable to you (no birthdates, no p
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by hw 9y ago
Clearalias.com is another service that provides SSL multi-tenant apps and SaaSes that want to provide secured custom domains for their customers. There's only one step required by the customer which is to point their DNS to Clearalias,
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by hw 9y ago
I don't understand why FB has to come up with a plugin for websites when there are other tools that already handle the chat / messaging experience across multiple channels, and the Messenger plugin only does one channel - Facebook
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Facebook introduces a Messenger plugin for business websites(techcrunch.com)
1 points by hw 9y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Any non-Comcast users experiencing internet issues?
6 points by hw 9y ago|5 comments
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by hw 9y ago
There are many other cases of people heating homes with mining rigs, especially in places that has a year-round cold climate. Electricity savings in cooling the rigs as well as heating the home + the profit from mining, makes the whole thin
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Pusher Chatkit(pusher.com)
3 points by hw 9y ago|0 comments
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The Sale of Paul Newman's Rolex Daytona, the Most Expensive Wristwatch Ever(hodinkee.com)
4 points by hw 9y ago|0 comments
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Traditional Work-From-Home Advice Is Wrong(betterthansure.com)
1 points by hw 9y ago|0 comments
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by hw 9y ago
I do think that the OP's job as a recruiter could have been better if the culture within his team or the recruiting dept was better. Sure, it's a monotonous job, but im guessing if the team was a small startup located in SF extern
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by hw 9y ago
It's almost impossible to have a company with the scale of Google to have good culture. Good perks and you get spoilt in that aspect for sure, but I doubt culture is an important aspect of any company's hiring practice once you ge
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by hw 9y ago
As others have and would point out, going out on your own and doing something you _want_ to do will be one of the real ways to work on what you want to work on, unless you're not keen on the overhead that comes with entrepreneurship. I
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by hw 9y ago
Wouldn't be too surprised if something like that is in the works at Nintendo or The Pokemon Co.
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by hw 9y ago
is there a way to identify a MPLS router aside from just analyzing the traceroute? Would be nice if the hostnames had an identifier in them for that.
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by hw 9y ago
With most colleges (especially in CA) not taking in students who already have a degree, your options are limited to private (Which costs more) or lesser known and less popular colleges who probaly aren't the top tier of STEM schools. T
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by hw 9y ago
Looking at the image of 'Thumb zones', it's interesting to note that on a lot of apps (especially ones that deal with messaging), the submit/send button is always on the bottom right, which can be straining on the thumb.
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by hw 9y ago
There are people out there who spend the time and effort to create a good looking site, even for something as simple as generating a plain text file with 4 fields. Your comment would have greater utility if it was actually about the subject
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by hw 9y ago
The funding race is soul sucking, but there are many people who like to play the startup+funding churn game. Lots of $ involved, and some people like the nature of it Not seeking funding can also be soul sucking especially when it comes to
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Premature Scaling: Why It Kills Startups and How to Avoid It(medium.com)
1 points by hw 9y ago|0 comments
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by hw 9y ago
Bootstrap at least provides a way to pull in only components that you need. I would argue for a more modular jQuery. There are some projects that don't require all that jQuery provides, and sometimes you want to min-max performance and
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by hw 9y ago
I'm curious if this is really censorship or just a play to further enhance the position of Chinese messaging apps' monopolies. Question is why wouldn't the US block Chinese sites, apps and services like WeChat, Alibaba, Baidu
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by hw 9y ago
Most of these utility functions are fairly straightforward and will rarely require any changes or maintenance. Testing should therefore be straightforward as well. Having the whole community back something doesn't mean it's bug-fr
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by hw 9y ago
> I also never look at reviews since my experience has found that reviews are useless to me. I think reviewers tend to care about things I don't, and have had excellent experiences at places with generally bad reviews. This is the s
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by hw 9y ago
Thanks, didn't know there was a TIA guide. Would one consider 'X people bought this recently', or 'X people are looking at this now' to be an advertisement for the product, or just a statement unrelated to the actua
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by hw 9y ago
I've always wondered if some of these tactics are kosher and legal. Especially the ones that say 'someone just booked this' or the notifications on ecommerce sites that say 'X bought this in the last hour'. Most of
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Equifax's CSO and CIO retiring immediately(usatoday.com)
11 points by hw 9y ago|1 comments
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by hw 9y ago
> Finally, I also see it as another way of pushing for the uptake of SSL. With GAE doing this, other hosting services might also start offering something similar or close to it which would then beg the question - why is your site not usi
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Slack on the role of talking bots and invisible efficiencies(slackhq.com)
1 points by hw 9y ago|0 comments
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by hw 9y ago
There are still many people moving to SF, especially those who work in companies in SF where the high compensation makes living in SF possible. Lots of people don't want to deal with travelling from outside SF to the city. Taking BART

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