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Ask HN: Validating 2 Ideas in 1 Survey
1 points by milge 11y ago|0 comments
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by milge 11y ago
If you think about not having security clearance, it makes sense. You'd usually have clearance to see certain data. By not requiring it, you're replicating how anyone else would try breaking into secure systems.
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by milge 11y ago
I'm a guy living on the east coast. I've wanted to move to Cali for almost a decade now. As a developer, there are 4 times as many job prospects in California. The weather doesn't hurt either. I bought into the American dream
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Graciously Offboarding Customers(milge.com)
1 points by milge 11y ago|0 comments
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by milge 11y ago
I saw that on the site: >is basically your beloved Popcorn Time stipped down of the parts that made people wary. Which parts will be stripped out? The parts that make popcorntime functional?
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by milge 11y ago
I await a replacement eagerly. I just canceled my Netflix since I haven't used it in months. I always wanted to test popcorntime out, but never found the time.
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by milge 11y ago
What am I gaining using YAML? JSON is a well-known standard and used everywhere.
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by milge 11y ago
If there's ever a time to build a youtube competitor or promote your own, now would be it.
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by milge 11y ago
My guess is that Google can't. Tube was slang for boob tube or tv way before youtube existed.
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by milge 11y ago
This page is about cell phone plans?
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by milge 11y ago
By "developers" did Jack mean other software companies when talking about bringing devs back into the fold?
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by milge 11y ago
Too little, too late. But thanks for the important lesson of not building something on Twitter's platform when the rug can be pulled out from under you. That lesson applies to other platforms too.
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by milge 11y ago
Good idea. I'll add a pitfalls section. I usually write in notepad and copy it over. I don't write straight in JSON. Why would you need an external tool to write HTML? Sure, they help a ton, but I can get the job done in notepad.
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by milge 11y ago
Hi HN. I've used plenty of different blog platforms in the past. I've recently been looking for something dead simple. A lot of static-site generators like Jekyll work well, but I wanted something simpler that didn't have any
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Show HN: LilBlog – Blog Software Written in Only HTML, CSS, and JavaScript(github.com)
1 points by milge 11y ago|5 comments
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by milge 11y ago
While I appreciate the help, I shouldn't have to.
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by milge 11y ago
Anyone else getting a paywall?
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by milge 11y ago
This has actually been around for hundreds, if not thousands, of years: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pot-in-pot_refrigerator
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by milge 11y ago
I think there's an important idea here: technology should enhance our lives, not run our lives. I've been pretty good at disconnecting over the years. I always keep my phone on silent, which helped get rid of "phantom vibrati
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by milge 11y ago
Good luck. I've seen so many craft beers popping up around here in the Northeast over the past couple of years. I've met so many people that would never touch a domestic. Personally, I'll have a craft beer, but I'm not a
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by milge 12y ago
It's a shame something like this would never fly in the US.
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by milge 12y ago
I can see people getting screwed on design/logos. That type of thing is a creative process. I've heard good things about fiverr from colleagues. I haven't used it yet, but plan on it soon for some voice work. I think somethin
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Show HN: System-Wide Web History Auto Completion(milge.com)
1 points by milge 12y ago|0 comments
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by milge 12y ago
I'm thinking back to some image processing processes I've implemented that had multiple algorithms. Passing images to a service like this back and forth would slow down those processes greatly. YMMV.
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by milge 12y ago
The project listed in the article, http://algorithmia.com/ looks like it's a web service. Anyone that's used/written algorithms knows they need to be run natively on your machine/server to run the fastes
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by milge 12y ago
That's been tried before. App.net was that way. The downside is it would have to be a paid service, because how else would you fund something like that?
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by milge 12y ago
The only winning move is not to play. Or in this case like/post.
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by milge 12y ago
To be fair, most things are dangerous when burned.
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by milge 12y ago
Investing in plagiarism sounds like a good idea. /s I'm currently looking for funding for a new startup. It's premise is based off of the ctrl+c and ctrl+v keyboard shortcuts.