jklein11

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by jklein11 9y ago
In the video you mentioned that you had to run the script as root. Can you explain why?
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by jklein11 9y ago
Sometimes a house of cards is exactly what you need to prove that it is a good idea. Then you can look for weaknesses and fortify the structure. You just can't blame the wind when it comes and knocks down the house. Also, I think half
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by jklein11 9y ago
How is Ethereum less of a store of value than Bitcoin?
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by jklein11 9y ago
If you built a business around data that you didn't explicitly have the rights to you built that house of cards yourself.
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by jklein11 9y ago
surprisingly the asterisk is escaped so rm -rf "*" without the quotes is displayed as rm =rf
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by jklein11 9y ago
cd / && rm -rf .
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by jklein11 9y ago
A number of cards have the CVV on the same side of the card.(E.g American Express & Chase Sapphire) Also, if one has the CC number wouldn't it be feasible to brute force the CVV. There are only 999 permutations. You would have a .1
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by jklein11 9y ago
On a side note, can anyone explain to me how the CVV makes online checkout more secure? Presumably, if someone were to hijack your form, they would be getting the CC number and the CVV. If you lost your card, they would have the CVV. To me
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by jklein11 9y ago
My mental model of how this process works is that when YC evaluates your startup you are starting at zero. It is up to you to sway them to a one. If you were rejected, that is because you didn't sway them to a one. It is probably a var
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by jklein11 9y ago
How many smokers are health conscious enough to know that they have a B12 deficiency but not health conscious enough to quit smoking?
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by jklein11 9y ago
I think the point that the op was trying to make was that smoking may cause a B12 deficiency. Having a deficiency may lead to taking a supplement.
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by jklein11 9y ago
The only thing that you mentioned that would make me a little bit nervous is that you have been working entirely by yourself. I would think a github repo with 1000 stars would give you the opportunity to work with others. Maybe start accept
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by jklein11 9y ago
What is the issue with the ID structure? I would think generating your own ID's would make the process of updating rows when you get new data much more difficult. Also, is there a reason why dropping the database and adding these recor
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by jklein11 9y ago
I think its possible to replicate the college experience outside of academia, but I think its a good way to take the risk out. In college, you are in a cohort of peers who are prioritizing growing/learning over most other things. In th
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by jklein11 9y ago
I don't think that assumption was unfair. The way that the previous comment was framed, Google implemented this so that other browsers seemed slow. Those intentions seem pretty evil. With the framing of pushing browsers to implementing
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by jklein11 9y ago
My cynical answer to that is: They may have considered that... and not cared. Their job was to pump up the number of subscriptions, sell Wall Street on their growth metrics, and then cash out in an IPO. Blue Apron truly doesn't feel li
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by jklein11 9y ago
Which offer is richer? Which team did you get a better feel from? I don't have any experience with the culture of either, but I would imagine in an organization that large there will be teams at Facebook that will seem more Googley and
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by jklein11 9y ago
Has the amount raised all been through web browser mining? Would you mind sharing some traffic statistics?
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by jklein11 9y ago
I'll echo what some of the other posters have said about it depending on what your users use and that it is important to set expectations and CYA. I did find this article[1] on using chrome and workspaces as an IDE of sorts. I think i
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by jklein11 9y ago
Wouldn't the responsible thing to do be to give back to the shareholders?
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Ask HN: What charities do you donate to?
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by jklein11 9y ago
I used to correct people when I thought they were using the wrong terms. I realized 99% of the time I was achieving two things, derailing the conversation, and making myself look like an arrogant jerk. It turns out in tech people use the sa
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by jklein11 9y ago
Did the text message come from a separate account or were you able to use your cell phone number? how did this work?
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by jklein11 9y ago
Yeah at the very least you should have gotten a rate hike when they changed the way your hours are calculated. You are now taking on the risk of the extra complexity of the project, which was previously on them. They should have to pay for
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by jklein11 9y ago
It is unfair for them to not allow you to bill for the 3+ hour ramp up time. A couple possible ways I could think to resolve this: 1) You could start pushing back immediately on the issues that you know are unrealistically allocated. Point
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by jklein11 9y ago
Make a list of the tasks being asked of you. Add an estimate of the number of hours you think those tasks will take( try to be as honest as possible, don't try to inflate them or keep them low to try to hit a date). Share that with you
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by jklein11 9y ago
This is confusing advice. Are you saying to find a bunch of stocks that are selling for less than what you think they are worth and then start buying them when the price of them starts going up?
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by jklein11 9y ago
Or you could have it display the country the client was accessing the site from only if you have done work in that country. I get that there is some value in knowing that your software is made in the country that you live, but this is just
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by jklein11 9y ago
Can you explain to me what this difference is?
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by jklein11 9y ago
It seems like this stackoverflow question hits on the same issue you ran into.[1] It looks like that might be specific to Firebase's implementation because this can be achieved with Mongodb.[2] 1. https://stackoverflow.com&#

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