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by mikeknoop 12y ago
I'd love to hear why you don't want to rely on Zapier for this, any feedback?
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by mikeknoop 12y ago
Hey Dhruv! The cool thing is if you expose some triggers and actions via an app, your users can decide how to hook it into other apps (like Salesforce, etc.) Perhaps things like: - Trigger when a message is opened - Trigger when a message i
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How to Hire Your First Designer – Full-Time or Freelance(zapier.com)
3 points by mikeknoop 12y ago|0 comments
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Zapier Is Hiring a Remote Product Designer, Visual Designer(zapier.com)
1 points by mikeknoop 12y ago
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by mikeknoop 12y ago
If you read the original article and wanted the rest (not in annoying transcript form) here it is: ... The short version is that over time, Martin slowly regained some control of his body. By the time he was in his mid-20s, he could squeeze
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by mikeknoop 12y ago
I'm kind of cheating here, but one of my favorite set of Zaps is brand monitoring. Basically, get notified whenever your company is mentioned in RSS feeds, Reddit, Hacker News (ahem), etc... We actually did a pretty long write up on th
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Zapier is hiring a remote Front end Engineer(zapier.com)
1 points by mikeknoop 12y ago
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by mikeknoop 12y ago
Good catch, looks like maybe Github removed this feature (I know for sure it used to work with `.json` extensions. Updating the post, thank you!
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by mikeknoop 12y ago
From what I can tell, it is very well known in security circles. Even so, we as a team of 8 didn't catch the problem for some time because we weren't aware of it. That's part of my rational for giving an easy-to-test-yourself
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by mikeknoop 12y ago
Note: I submitted this last night to HN but it didn't get picked up. I thought it worthwhile to re-post given that the visibility of a similar HN thread was what clued me into this security problem in the first place.
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Nobody expects ENTITY sections in XML, either(mikeknoop.com)
97 points by mikeknoop 12y ago|16 comments
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by mikeknoop 12y ago
This thread reminded me of a draft post I've been sitting on for a while, related to ENTITY tags in XML and XXE exploits. Basically, it's really easy to leave default XML parsing settings (for things like consuming RSS feeds) and
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Nobody expects ENTITY sections in XML, either(mikeknoop.com)
7 points by mikeknoop 12y ago|1 comments
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by mikeknoop 12y ago
I bet if you asked any of the founders mentioned in the post, this would be their explicit answer. Launching 4 divergent products a year means you're 4x as likely to find a hit in that time frame.
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by mikeknoop 12y ago
The thing you're competing against in terms of performance and efficiency is: 1. JSON.stringify() 2. Diff-match-patch: https://code.google.com/p/google-diff-match-patch/ 3. JSON.parse() There are several shor
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Join the Front End Engineering Team at Zapier – Remote Welcome(zapier.com)
1 points by mikeknoop 12y ago
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Google X is developing nanoparticles for early detection of diseases(medium.com)
1 points by mikeknoop 12y ago|0 comments
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FOBO (YC S11) fades off into the distance(fobostories.tumblr.com)
21 points by mikeknoop 12y ago|7 comments
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by mikeknoop 12y ago
Reach out if you need any help on the Zapier front :)
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by mikeknoop 12y ago
I'm a little surprised this isn't getting more attention. Check out these photos: https://www.planet.com/pulse/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/dove... https://www.planet.com/pul
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3D Object Manipulation in a Single Photograph using Stock 3D Models(cs.cmu.edu)
2 points by mikeknoop 12y ago|0 comments
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by mikeknoop 12y ago
If you're doing popular web-stack programming (python, ruby, node) you'll have a far better experience on a unix-based operating system since much of the tooling is designed with it in mind. Windows has ports here and there, and t
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by mikeknoop 12y ago
Windows: good window manager, bad stack Ubuntu/linux: bad window manager, good stack OSX: good window manager, good stack Window manager: how much time you spend fussing with UI settings and how reliable it is day-to-day Stack: how muc
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by mikeknoop 12y ago
The implication was if she just missed the Caltrain, she'd take this bus in 30 minutes instead of waiting one hour for the next train (not stop taking the train altogether). It's a complaint about the Caltrain's infrequency r
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by mikeknoop 12y ago
Suggestion #2 is probably feasible outside of the core commute hours -- which is inline with constraints because Caltrain runs trains more frequently during commute hours already (ie. this service is not needed then).
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by mikeknoop 12y ago
Two things: 1. This is great for before 7AM flights out of SFO / SJC, where public transit is not an option. 2. I showed this to my fiancée (who does the south bay / city commute every day). She said: "This would be a lot mor
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by mikeknoop 12y ago
This list does a great job of curating the most popular apps by category. There's a ton of long-tail to SaaS these days. I've heard a lot of people use our app directory to discover some of them: https://zapier.com&#x2F
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by mikeknoop 12y ago
Curious what your looking to rig up, any reason Zapier doesn't fit the bill for you?
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by mikeknoop 12y ago
Raw video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7m8H8OlJ3o8 Recovered video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjZ33C9JZTM
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by mikeknoop 12y ago
They were successfully brute forced in 2009: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_Instruments_signing_key...

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