kayge

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   by kayge 8y ago

   And then find a way to monetize that data to $500 MRR :)
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   by kayge 8y ago

   Hah that's funny... I'm literally sitting here waiting for a call to go meet a guy and return his wallet that I found in the middle of the street. Hope it goes well, not looking for a reward or anything. I've had a variety of
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   by kayge 8y ago

   For getting started in web security, the Hacker101 series by HackerOne is a great — and free — place to start. And I believe they are currently adding new content every month. https://www.hacker101.com/
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   Active GitHub Users Targeted by Malware(researchcenter.paloaltonetworks.com)

   1 points by kayge 10y ago|0 comments
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   by kayge 10y ago

   The headline actually made me think of a similar character they've already introduced: The Carver. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdXKdRoB9Wk [potentially NSFW for language]
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   Kaspersky OS Is Officially Launched(usblog.kaspersky.com)

   5 points by kayge 10y ago|0 comments
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   by kayge 10y ago

   Interesting, thanks for your perspective!
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   by kayge 10y ago

   Hello! Any recommendations for highlighting the fact that we're applying from a HN Who's Hiring post? Like a keyword in the email subject line or body, etc. Thanks for your time!
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   by kayge 10y ago

   I wrote a python script to play it for me. Not sure what that says about me :)
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    by kayge 10y ago

    I'm not disagreeing with you, panic/ptsd triggers are a real and terrible thing, but in this context I think the use of "triggered" is referencing the current-internet-pop-culture-meme usage of the word. Some examples:
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    by kayge 10y ago

    I had much better luck seeing the "previous attempts" by opening up a private/incognito window, and using this as the full search term: solar shingles -tesla YMMV :)
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    by kayge 10y ago

    When you're working on getting those edge cases right, are you allowed to use a book or a computer for reference? :)
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    by kayge 11y ago

    The "remove 1" trick is sort of how I learned it, except instead of memorizing "2 goes with 7" I learned that the 2 digits should add back up to 9: 9*3 = 27 (3-1 = 2,7 = 9-2) 9*4 = 36 (4-1 = 3,6 = 9-3) ... 9*9
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    No, you can't join my wifi network(troyhunt.com)

    3 points by kayge 11y ago|1 comments
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    by kayge 11y ago

    "Our target candidate is a .NET line-of-business backend software developer at a boring insurance company..." Holy crap, he's talking about me! "who is secretly one of the industry's best distributed systems soft
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    by kayge 11y ago

    This crowd might particularly enjoy his interview with Samy Kamkar (of MySpace worm fame). It gave me a few laughs and provided some inspiration to just try things and get stuff done, rather than over-analyzing everything and just sitting t
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    by kayge 11y ago

    It will be interesting to see if Harry's will "catch up" with a similar valuation in the near future. Estimates at the end of 2014 put them in the $200-300 million range, although they seemed to be neck-and-neck otherwise.
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    by kayge 11y ago

    Are there any companies out there today with that mindset? I've received 4 rejections over the last couple of months that all seem to boil down to me not having "enough brown". One would think having a bachelor's in comp
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    by kayge 11y ago

    HMD-bag
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    by kayge 12y ago

    >For example, we're still copy and pasting your email into our admin dashboard to get your signup link. Sounds like you need a grunt-work programming job completed! Sorry, couldn't resist... :) Good luck with your produc
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    by kayge 12y ago

    I live in Alaska and have visited Whittier multiple times. Every time we go, my wife and I comment about how great of a setting it would be for a zombie apocalypse movie. "Oh it's only accessible by water or the main tunnel, it&#x
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    by kayge 12y ago

    You are not alone :)
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    by kayge 12y ago

    >> Samsung doesn't have the fingerprint reader FWIW, I think the latest Samsung devices (or at least the S5) have fingerprint readers.
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    by kayge 12y ago

    Agreed. The mobile version is also quite impressive (viewed on iPhone 4s w/ Safari). Nice work!
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    by kayge 13y ago

    I thought the same thing, but unfortunately a lot of spoilers come in the form of images. Or maybe fortunately, since it adds an interesting layer of complexity to this idea.
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    by kayge 13y ago

    I wonder if some companies are accidentally scaring away potential candidates even earlier in the process. I've personally shied away from many job postings that are asking for "rockstars" or "only the best", since
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    by kayge 13y ago

    That was the longest run I've done, somewhere between 24 and 36 hours left mostly untouched and forgotten on the settings you can see in the picture (with Surprise! mode on to speed things up). Unfortunately I did mess with it a couple
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    by kayge 13y ago

    Nah, no shenanigans. It was definitely a glitch, but I'm not sure if I can explain it much better. The "flying cars" start with one wheel on top of the track, and one wheel below the track. As the wheels turn, it makes very l
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    by kayge 13y ago

    Link to the previous project[1] / discussion[2] / highscores ;) [3] for anyone who's interested: [1] http://rednuht.org/genetic_cars_2/ [2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5942757 [3]
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    by kayge 13y ago

    Level: HN - 2667.94 Believe it or not, my cars evolved into "Flying Cars" (They start with one wheel stuck in the terrain, moving slowly forward, then it releases and goes flying over the track) http://imgur.com/n6