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by jscottmiller 11y ago
I hope that you're citing an API solution as a way to build your appeal with the HN crowd and not as a legitimate reply to a customer service problem. Until this API is available can you speak to the manual operations work that takes p
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by jscottmiller 11y ago
"Blockchain" is generally used to refer to systems that either 1) use the sequence of blocks to model changes in custodianship or 2) (more generally) enforce a set of rules governing the correctness of a given block. That is, a bl
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Bootstrap 4 will be in SCSS(twitter.com)
11 points by jscottmiller 11y ago|2 comments
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by jscottmiller 11y ago
A great series exploring game worlds and other virtual spaces is Andy Kelly's OTHER PLACES: http://www.otherplaces.co.uk/ His videos are both tranquil and surreal.
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OTHER PLACES: A series celebrating beautiful video game worlds(otherplaces.co.uk)
1 points by jscottmiller 11y ago|0 comments
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Version control, collaborative editing and undo(incidentalcomplexity.com)
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by jscottmiller 11y ago
Compared to what I can get from Verizon (US), the international usage is amazing: > Pay one rate for data around the world > In 120+ countries, data usage costs the same $10 per GB as it does in the US (data speed is limited to 256kbp
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by jscottmiller 12y ago
The article indicates that bcrypt was used. > Slack’s hashing function is bcrypt with a randomly generated salt per-password which makes it computationally infeasible that your password could be recreated from the hashed form.
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What happened, and what’s going on (Bitcoin exchange hack)(allcrypt.com)
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by jscottmiller 12y ago
Can you expand upon some of the known unknowns on the legal and technology side? I assume that the lead time for creating redditnotes is substantial. Therefore, getting started (even with a lot of uncertainty) is probably worthwhile unless
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OpenSSL 1.0.0p / 1.0.1k incompatible, causes blockchain rejection(sourceforge.net)
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by jscottmiller 13y ago
itBit - New York City - http://www.itbit.com We want to bring Bitcoin further into the mainstream by providing robust, liquid virtual currency exchange services to retail and institutional clients. We’re well-funded, VC-backed,
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by jscottmiller 13y ago
1dash1 - a browser-based game creation platform. Games are created using a custom toolset and programming language. Everything is centrally-run (games, content editor), making it easy to add multiplayer and collaboration features. Here&#x27
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Northwestern Lightboard(sites.google.com)
2 points by jscottmiller 13y ago|0 comments
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by jscottmiller 14y ago
There are several other online exchanges [1], Mt. Gox just has the majority share by volume in several currency markets. There are also many other informal exchanges, including in-person transactions and ebay. [1] http://bitcoincharts.com/
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Yahoo Buys A Mobile News Startup Founded By A 15-Year-Old For $30 Million(businessinsider.com)
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by jscottmiller 14y ago
Can you describe your workload a bit as well as any benchmarking you did to determine (and perhaps optimize) hotspots in the ruby code before you started the port? Personally, I've been interested in moving to Go on a python-based project o
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Publication Culture in Computing Research [pdf](cl.cam.ac.uk)
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by jscottmiller 14y ago
They also seemed to have announced the Death of Software, as purchased content will not transfer over to the new console[1]. Edit: This comment came off as more trolling than intended. My point is that it's fantastic that they're focusing o
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by jscottmiller 14y ago
> and have fun at the same time! I'd say that's probably going to be false for approximately n-1 participants. :)
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Why the World is Full of Shoddy Software(itslikeasabbatical.com)
2 points by jscottmiller 14y ago|1 comments
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by jscottmiller 14y ago
> Because we use eventlet, we need a pure python memcache client so that eventlet can patch the socket operations to be non-blocking. Not true. ultramemcache ( https://github.com/esnme/ultramemcache ) is an example of a c++ memcached cl
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by jscottmiller 14y ago
I don't use Heroku, but I would have assumed that they exist in more than one AWS region.
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by jscottmiller 14y ago
> Approximately 30% of our EC2 instances, which were responsible for running applications, databases and supporting infrastructure (including some components specific to the Bamboo stack), went offline Combined with the incident report
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by jscottmiller 14y ago
Similar, yes, but the key distinction is that neither Australia nor France are governed by an autocratic regime with a history of using such laws to exert political control. For example, let's say a group is organizing and advertising a dem
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by jscottmiller 14y ago
These numbers are useless. Things to keep in mind: - This research is provided by a company that sells an app marketing service. - No detail on methodology and how value was assessed. Are part time/garage developers tallying their opportuni
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by jscottmiller 15y ago
Cached: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
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by jscottmiller 15y ago
Horace's numbers do not include revenue generated by in-app advertising, third-party services (rdio subscription), non-apple in-app-like purchases (think of the Amazon store app), and the growth in the mobile web. The rapid growth of mobile
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by jscottmiller 15y ago
Your example of the profile picture misses the larger issue - this data is not perfect and people have natural biases in their judgement. Does the situation change if the employer based her discrimination claim on stated relationship status