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901.
by ig1 13y ago
Do you want a serious pentest (i.e. really looking for vulnerabilities) or do you want a pentest that will get you certification so you can sell clients ?
902.
by ig1 13y ago
The structure proposed wouldn't be legally enforceable, it would violate the debt bondage clause in the UN 1956 Supplementary Convention on the Abolition of Slavery.
903.
by ig1 13y ago
"Easy to use" is a perfectly legitimate criteria to optimize for. For most startups performance/scale is a total non-issue, most of the time even something like berkleydb would do. At most early stage startups developer time is the single b
904.
by ig1 13y ago
You don't, you find programmers who want to work with that technology instead. It's much easier to find someone who's goals align with your own rather than trying to convince someone that their goals are wrong.
905.
by ig1 13y ago
I think the question to some extent is about the stage you sign an NDA. While it's perfectly normal to sign an NDA when you start a contract, I wouldn't sign one before initial conversations unless I strongly trusted the client, because wit
906.
by ig1 13y ago
There's still plenty of new ground to be covered, have a look at conference proceedings to see what areas are currently hot.
907.
Why France Said ‘Non’ to a Deal With Yahoo(businessweek.com)
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908.
by ig1 13y ago
It depends what you're looking for. If it's for discussion then Quora's your best bet, for links Twitter. That said most investor-type topics are likely to be on-topic on Hacker News as well.
909.
by ig1 14y ago
Comments and submissions are already non-anonymous, what's the advantage of anonymous voting ? The knowledge that votes/flags are public may well change incentives, but I suspect the overall effect will be positive. That is people will be m
910.
by ig1 14y ago
It's probably not worth it for the $100 or so advertising would bring in. I'd focus on using your site to build your personal brand, use it to drive subscribers to your twitter, facebook, etc. pages. Also consider setting up a mailing list
911.
by ig1 14y ago
If I was in your situation and my startup closely aligned with pg's interests what I'd do is find a mutual contact who pg trusts and will give you a rave introduction. For that matter the same applies to any other investor.
912.
by ig1 14y ago
It's not however a high-security host. If you need security you should at least be using a provider that meets the security provisions of PCI, HIPAA, FISMA, etc. If banks and government agencies aren't using it, then it probably doesn't hav
913.
by ig1 14y ago
Make a callback when the payment hits your account.
914.
by ig1 14y ago
Handle invoiced/wire-transfer payments / verifying.
915.
by ig1 14y ago
The percentages aren't market share rather percentages of companies using the product. That is a company which uses both Azure and AWS could contribute towards both percentages.
916.
by ig1 14y ago
scikit-learn
917.
by ig1 14y ago
IIRC PostHaven didn't exist/hadn't launched at the time that blog post was written.
918.
by ig1 14y ago
Chartboost (Raised 21m from Sequoia Capital, et al.) and SendGrid (Raised 27m from BVP, et al.) are probably the two largest (by valuation) startups which have publicly stated that they were rejected from YC. There may be others of similar
919.
by ig1 14y ago
If you click on the google survey results image he links to the results where you can look at the male segment as well.
920.
by ig1 14y ago
Move. Forget investment, if you're aiming for a large scale business you need to ask if you're in the right place to hire talent. Could you hire a 100 good engineers, product managers, biz dev, etc. people where you are ? You might be able
921.
by ig1 14y ago
Agreed, but putting GPL code into your internal code is incredibly risky because of the vagaries of what counts as distribution under the GPL (for example if you distribute your code to a third-party security auditing company).
922.
by ig1 14y ago
Can you get probabilities out ?
923.
by ig1 14y ago
Without knowing what data it's been trained on it's of questionable use. What maybe a 18 year old american girls name may be a 60 year old german mans name. The gender of a name can vary heavily by culture and time-period, it would make muc
924.
by ig1 14y ago
That's because the black market for credit cards is a lemon market [1] - known good corporate cards are much more valuable. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Market_for_Lemons
925.
by ig1 14y ago
(I used to work at an investment bank working on algorithmic market making for currencies) In theory how it would work is that your payment processor would get a price from an FX broker who would guarantee it for a fixed period of time (say
926.
by ig1 14y ago
Tens of thousands of credit and debit cards, many of which are likely to be corporate cards with extremely high spending limits ?
927.
by ig1 14y ago
I've canceled the card I used with Linode, the hacker may or may not have got access to the card number, but given the level of uncertainty I'd just rather cancel my card and get a new one reissued. I imagine my bank feels the same way. Rem
928.
by ig1 14y ago
If the professor knows the both of you get them to make an introduction.
929.
by ig1 14y ago
Maybe it's different where you are, but in the UK it's pretty common for people to pick the broad allocations of private pensions.
930.
by ig1 14y ago
It's "clicking a button" in the same way programming is "typing on a keyboard" - people execute trades of different asset classes for a huge variety of reasons and with different motivations and outcomes. Let's talk fundamentals: if we didn

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