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by ihodes 13y ago
This has been my project for the past few months, in one form or another. I'm planning on making a video to show just how easy and extensible this system is, as well as launching to a few small companies in the coming weeks. I'd l
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Build Business Logic in Minutes, Not Weeks(copperthoughts.com)
51 points by ihodes 13y ago|24 comments
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Breakdown of Will(picoeconomics.org)
2 points by ihodes 13y ago|0 comments
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by ihodes 13y ago
I've installed it about 7 times, and never had a problem. Haven't had to deal with drivers, though, as I always use it on server only.
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by ihodes 13y ago
I love Alfred and use it all the time, often for app-switching, but I also use Witch [1]. Big time-saver, especially for referring for documentation. Killer feature is switching between windows in the same application, something that is woe
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by ihodes 13y ago
I don't think I've ever done this on 5+ years on HN, but thanks, Thomas, for this comment. Definitely one of the best & most helpful ones I've ready here in a long time. It really lines up with old-school advice from the
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by ihodes 13y ago
Ah, okay. The math is secure AFAIKnew, so I was curious what you meant.
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by ihodes 13y ago
> Dead on, absolutely. Number-theoretic public-key crypto is terrifying. Why is that?
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Secure introspected tunnels to localhost(ngrok.com)
4 points by ihodes 13y ago|0 comments
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by ihodes 13y ago
You just need to ping your website every minute. Pingdom or the like works just fine.
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by ihodes 13y ago
Check out the git book here: http://git-scm.com/book Worth the read if you're interested.
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by ihodes 13y ago
I just wrote a little blog post that explains these terms and gives you my basic use-case for tmux. Let me know if it's helpful? http://copperthoughts.com/p/tmux-simply-explained/
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by ihodes 13y ago
Thank you!
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by ihodes 13y ago
What did you read, and would you recommend it? I'm looking for some good reading on the subject.
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by ihodes 13y ago
Super slick. Great application! Are you planning on monetizing it? You could do it 'per project' or by # of uploads. Definitely don't go crazy by adding features, but it'd be cool to add versioning (so people could compare), and comment off
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by ihodes 13y ago
Very cool—may need to give Vastrm a try soon! Just a note, and I'm not even sure the shirt is Vastrm's, but the shirt of the man in the photo at the end of this point is far too tight (see how it pull across his chest?) May not be the best
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by ihodes 13y ago
I just want to clarify a few things, as it would be charitable to say that there are a few misunderstandings in this thread. I am working on a company that is trying to solve some of these issues; this is a complicated industry that I am st
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by ihodes 14y ago
Yikes, yes.
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by ihodes 14y ago
No, no one is (without some weird circumstance like their guardians are able to pay for the college, but would rather take on debt for tax/other reasons). Average debt is about an order of magnitude less, and I believe the mean is even less
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FinTech Hackathon 2013 and GlobalFX(copperthoughts.com)
3 points by ihodes 14y ago|1 comments
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by ihodes 14y ago
RenTech doesn't do "nothing". They do a ton of research and write a lot of code. Then, they purchase securities from people who want to sell them, and sell them to people who want to buy them. Why is this more palatable if there is a trader
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by ihodes 14y ago
Though obvious, FWIW: correct link to [1] https://github.com/slightlyoff/cassowary-js-refactor
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by ihodes 14y ago
For what degree of quality, and what price? Also, do you really need that many socks?
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by ihodes 14y ago
She's answering the question well, I think, if you've got a basic knowledge of the problem Eligible is dealing with. Frankly, they're not selling to you if you don't understand what they do from their website. They provide a RESTful API to
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by ihodes 14y ago
Wow. This is the future of human/machine interface (until we get direct brain/machine interfaces (BMI) working with fidelity and no/little invasiveness). I really hope the actual product works as well and as smoothly as in those demos.
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by ihodes 14y ago
I started (as an intern) at the startup I work at now having never touched Ruby or Rails (other than to write maybe 10 lines total?) I started committing meaningful code within 3-4 days (working majorly part-time). I've written virtually th
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by ihodes 14y ago
ggplot & R aren't really for "out-vizzing" anyone. While d3 is a great tool for analysis as well, it's more for presentation than exploration, I think. R and ggplot2 are for exploration & analysis, with the added benefit that ggplot
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by ihodes 14y ago
This may refer to macros, which are essentially programs which write code to other programs before the code is compiled.
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by ihodes 14y ago
Four steps is better for all sorts of purchases. Each bit of informations entered is a bit of effort invested in the process, making each additional step more difficult to quit (sunk costs). Making the first steps easier (and, especially, p
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by ihodes 14y ago
A bit off-topic, but that was a really nice send. What song was in the video?

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