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kirinan
15y ago
Thanks! I missed the deadline for winter funding but this time I told myself no matter what I wouldn't miss it. I turned it in a couple weeks early even. I just want to remind everyone that is applying with me this time around that even if
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15y ago
I think the API keys are fine by themselves, I think the willingness to accept the API keys only shows that you have a commitment to keeping their data secure. You could offer a "free" consultation service to show people have to make the AP
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15y ago
I think this is a novel concept, but I think people will see the password and be a bit skeptical to use it (I realize you can use the secret key). You will need a way to build trust with consumers so that they use your service. As well, you
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Ask HN: Favorite Tools for iOS development
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kirinan
15y ago
Oh wow, I completely missed that. Thank you! I will contribute that post.
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kirinan
15y ago
I like the idea, mainly because its such a big domain and a hard problem. I don't feel however that you should find a cofounder this way. Since this is such a tough domain to begin with, meeting someone and then starting a business together
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15y ago
Either I went incredibly fast and just stumbled upon the most recent essay, or it was never posted. Either way, I think his point is very valid, and in my experience, completely correct that it is how you say something and not how you say i
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Writing and Speaking
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15y ago
I chose Java, but hackers shouldn't have a language that is their "favorite". They should use all languages and pick that one that is best for the job. I realize this may be an unrealistic task, but I try my best to do it. While I probably
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15y ago
I disagree with the point of the blog post. While it doesn't make sense that we people would charge for air pipes to be dragged to earth from the moon in order to use the smells produced (because of legislation), it is perfectly analogous t
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kirinan
15y ago
Yup, nobody buys b-movies, documentaries or anything like that. People simply only wait for "MPAA-Approved" content to come out because it will be the only thing ever to be worth purchasing. Things like 21 jump street are so good in fact th
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15y ago
In the article title it says for the FBI, but in the article itself it says with the FBI. In this case, I think its just semantics because it was a sting operation so while he was working with them, he was also working for them as well. To
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15y ago
This is interesting, I knew one of their main sources of revenue (World of Warcraft) wasn't doing as hot, but still had over 10million people, which at 15$ a month subscription, is nothing to scoff at. The 60 developers is the most interest
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15y ago
Great point! Thanks for the response, and it makes sense.
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15y ago
Very good comparison between all the languages, and like other people said: a nice Rosetta stone. With that said, it would be very useful to add a comparison of the database layer syntax as that it is, at least for a me, a common task in a