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by magicseth 7y ago
You can ask me here... I'll answer on the site :-)
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Show HN: Answers as a Service as a Service(askmagicseth.com)
5 points by magicseth 7y ago|8 comments
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by magicseth 8y ago
I've used uthash in the past for a similar hash implementation. It certainly has its wrinkles, i.e. you may need to include several if you want to include an object in multiple hashes... but it was fun to use and straightforward! htt
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by magicseth 8y ago
It did mention a success rate of 70%. Though not how many numbers were on the cards.
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Mountain View’s unusual rule for Facebook: No free food(sfchronicle.com)
13 points by magicseth 8y ago|0 comments
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Naturally Occurring Adversarial 3d frogs(reddit.com)
2 points by magicseth 9y ago|0 comments
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by magicseth 10y ago
Mountain View CA ONSITE: I'm looking for a future-thinking software prototyper to invent the future UX of hardware devices at Google. We create ridiculous ideas, implement them quickly, hacking hardware prototypes when needed, and try
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by magicseth 10y ago
Obviously
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by magicseth 10y ago
Contract manufacturer
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by magicseth 10y ago
If you want your Perl files to be invisible, Acme::Bleach hides all of your source code by encoding it as white space: http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=967004
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by magicseth 11y ago
When we had a top 10 app, we had a check for devices running unreleased OSes and showed them a pop-up.
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by magicseth 11y ago
Magician Robert-Houdin performed this trick in 1846 (without the fingerprint reader) [1] He used the "Light and Heavy Chest" to demonstrate his ability to remove the strength of men for political ends. [1] http://www.th
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by magicseth 11y ago
Throwing up a javascript alert as soon as one character is typed in the password field could allow you to see who was about to actually type something in there. Of course some people troll phishers with fake passwords, but this narrows dow
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Makey Makey GO: Invent Everywhere, Invent Now(kickstarter.com)
2 points by magicseth 11y ago|0 comments
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by magicseth 12y ago
Try it a second time, it gets faster.
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Glide 3.0: a media management library for Android(google-opensource.blogspot.com)
12 points by magicseth 12y ago|1 comments
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by magicseth 13y ago
You might enjoy my tldr.js [0], you select the text you want to summarize and run the bookmarklet. It could use a little help in the parser department, but it was fun to write. [0]: https://github.com/bumptech/tl-dr.js
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by magicseth 13y ago
Brought to you by the NSA
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by magicseth 13y ago
I've played around with this idea in the past. Here is a demo with three images encrypted in two different images. use the arrow keys to move the images around or drag them. If you overlap them perfectly, you see one image. 5 pixels
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by magicseth 14y ago
I'm afraid I didn't make it clear. I meant a refund for the most recent $99 auto renew charge that had changed the terms of service without notifying the customers.
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by magicseth 14y ago
I don't think it's just for PR purposes, but I understand your concern of an unbounded downside. Even a few free deliveries would be something. They were caught having made a mistake: unilaterally changing the terms of a renewing contract w
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by magicseth 14y ago
This fix seems a little lackluster. It would seem more upstanding to honor the agreement they had made, and collected money for: i.e. let the 71 users continue the delivery-fee-free plan (with no minimum) for the end of the term.
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by magicseth 14y ago
The Junkyard Jumbotron lets you use all sorts of devices, and it's web based. You arrange the screens in the positions you want, and each one displays a QR code. You take a picture of them all together, and the Jumbotron breaks the image
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by magicseth 14y ago
Objective C is on the left, C# on the right.
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by magicseth 14y ago
Here is a more modern example of objective-c... Though, this seems more a critique of the APIs? http://i.imgur.com/XVtUuWH.png
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by magicseth 14y ago
Sorry, it seemed to be some issue with my chrome, not the site.
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by magicseth 14y ago
It seems rather fallacious to suggest that anything legal is moral when it comes to business.
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by magicseth 14y ago
The wood parallax effect seems gratuitous, and strange, and not performant on my browser.
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by magicseth 14y ago
It does actually leak information in the form of ad prices and view rates. Not directly to he public, but it is leaked.
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Martin Gardner had a timing attack for your mind in 1956.(devblog.bu.mp)
12 points by magicseth 14y ago|0 comments

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