libria

58 ms·

601.
Can company give IP rights away for application I wrote off hours to a startup?(programmers.stackexchange.com)
9 points by libria 14y ago|5 comments
602.
by libria 14y ago
In the other stats thread[1], users self-reported themselves as Linux 34% and Windows 22%, which I was highly doubting. There are probably a lot of closet Windows users here, or it's more l337 to claim Linux (even on an anonymous poll?).
603.
by libria 14y ago
$50? That's like, what, 12.5 cups of $4 coffee? Just skip Starbucks for 3 work weeks and bam! no-risk social network.
604.
by libria 14y ago
If only Paul had a large community of talented developers from which to solicit volunteers to help with this...
605.
by libria 14y ago
I think a lot of folks are afraid it's a slippery slope to this[1]: http://wekeroad.com/images/koouch.png [1] http://wekeroad.com/2011/08/18/my-eyes-please-youre-killing-...
606.
by libria 14y ago
My top 2 hits were meteor.com and meteor.ie (a mobile communications provider in Ireland) and then space debris. It would seem domain names have a lot of SEO weight, an important takeaway for startups.
607.
by libria 14y ago
FYI waveform, you've been helbanned going on 17 days now.
608.
by libria 14y ago
Perhaps what they need here is an optional 24-hour password reset delay. A user could only adjust this setting when properly logged in. Even if Apple gets social engineered, the user has 24 hours to notice the difference. Although it's ex
609.
by libria 14y ago
Are they saying Apple sent the password reset request to a different backup email entirely? Or that they reset the password to a requested password while one the phone? Even if someone had properly identified themselves as Mat Honan, nei
610.
by libria 14y ago
Their earlier literature makes this harder to believe: > Metro is our design language. We call it Metro because it's modern and clean. It's fast and in motion. It's about content and typography. And it's entirely authentic. At some poin
611.
Top 25 Most Difficult Companies To Interview(glassdoor.com)
3 points by libria 14y ago|2 comments
612.
by libria 14y ago
> Buy AAPL I'm sure they mean "What advice would you give to a youth similar to yourself today?" But hey if that's legit, then "February 18, 2006: 15, 17, 43, 44, 48, Powerball 29".
613.
by libria 14y ago
I think he's asking why they haven't bid for a domain name that appears to be dormant.
614.
by libria 14y ago
Michael Bolin (author of Closure, definitive guide) gave a presentation advocating the use of "with" for a particular problem: http://bolinfest.com/talks/2011/jsconf.us/#1
615.
by libria 14y ago
The motherboard spins, too...
616.
by libria 14y ago
That is not all. If you're criticizing the author for omitting facts, it should go without saying you need to cite them.
617.
by libria 14y ago
Speaking of routers, did anyone ever get a free Bismark router from last year? http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2782504
618.
by libria 14y ago
Not a googler, but it has little in common with GCL's approach from what I've seen. Angular and most of the MVC frameworks seem targeted at removing boilerplate data-binding out of common business apps. Closure is a collection of high perf
619.
by libria 14y ago
Another advantage of "keeping them alive" is watching what they exploit so they know where to harden, sort of like a free pwnium contest. And after the dust settles, they may have a few interview candidates.
620.
by libria 14y ago
Also discussed here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4064022
621.
by libria 14y ago
How has HN become Google's customer support hotline recently? I understand their feedback mechanisms are lacking at times and that they're known to browse HN, but this is your problem. If you have proof and they own up to a policy breach,
622.
On Facebook, ‘Likes’ Become Ads(finance.yahoo.com)
64 points by libria 14y ago|20 comments
623.
by libria 14y ago
The word also has a strong association with devs who are immature or platform religious. It's possible you would be ok working with others of this mindset, but I think you're better off w/out it. No ad-homs intended, just wouldn't want you
624.
by libria 14y ago
As long as it doesn't look like a "real" hypospray, you can avoid the CBS legal team: http://code.google.com/p/moonblink/wiki/Tricorder
625.
by libria 14y ago
Well there aren't many convenient choices on a phone. # is used in twitter, * is often used by the carrier. Might have been better to prefix with just "z".
626.
by libria 14y ago
I'd say Joel Spolsky is somewhat unique in this, although Google has had bias for C++ in the past [1]. Spolsky has long been an advocate for expecting developers to be competent in C [2]. [1] http://www.cforcoding.com/2010/07/my-google-in
627.
by libria 14y ago
> On one hand, she is certainly an inviting target. After all, she has worked full-time at Google and is now finishing her degree at M.I.T. She probably has many millions of dollars of income ahead of her that a lawyer could try to gar
628.
by libria 14y ago
> It is a jab. By "jab" do you mean derogatory remark? Does that not depend on the poster's perception of Reddit? If one considers them equal but different, then the remark is merely one of contrast. > each subreddit has its own n
629.
by libria 14y ago
Really just a matter of convention, and dash is too heavily associated with minus. A single underscore is a permissible variable name in some languages; in Go it has a special meaning (blank identifier). Would a single dash be as well? F
630.
by libria 14y ago
Do FTE's bypass admissions? Combined w/ free tuition, that sounds like a better deal than student loans, esp if the position allows studying on the job (e.g., security). Might lengthen your stay, but you graduate debt free.

More ›