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by mipmap04 8y ago
A password to an individual's CNN account could easily be their same login to their bank or other more important account.
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by mipmap04 8y ago
It gets especially difficult with dynamic content or when trying to scrape sites written on very heavy frameworks like ASP.NET Webforms that require passing the view state with every request. I made a calendar aggregator for adult hockey ti
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by mipmap04 8y ago
I think this is more of a brainstorming tool to get ideas. For instance, I found phishfish.com which I would have preferred over what I went with for my phishing simulation service.
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by mipmap04 8y ago
Even at desks in the office, I'm not a fan of people bringing in super clacky mechanical keyboards. I have my mechanical keyboards at home and they are great, but I'm not going to subject my coworkers to that amount of noise. If p
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by mipmap04 8y ago
While it is weird, it's worth noting that the transaction information it shows just shows who paid who and an optional narrative. They don't show actual dollar amounts. That being said, you can always post privately. Not sure why
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by mipmap04 8y ago
I've been lead on a few research projects. I found it useful to require that all work be tied to work items in our project management tool. The work item would need to describe the purpose and hypothesis of the work and capture summary
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by mipmap04 8y ago
Some jobs can't be done on the front-lines and giving too much focus on the little things will most likely inhibit you from dealing with larger strategic concerns. You need to have a good team who can synthesize and summarize the poign
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by mipmap04 8y ago
What sort of ambient temperature do you normally have in your garage?
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by mipmap04 8y ago
I have a use-case: I wrote a software that is used for validating accuracy of AP data by reaching out to vendors. The default method, if available, is to email the vendors. In many cases, our customers don't have accurate vendor contac
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by mipmap04 8y ago
The last entry into the franchise was abysmal. I shouldn't be this bored by a zombie movie!
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by mipmap04 8y ago
Seems pretty unlikely that it would meaningfully stop engineers from finding work after Facebook. A lot of Arthur Andersen individuals were hired pretty easily after its dissolution following the Enron scandal.
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by mipmap04 9y ago
The company I'm at has been hiring these ex-big blue individuals in droves and it's been awesome. Tons of talent combined with some truly remarkable experience.
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by mipmap04 9y ago
My career is in software, but when I peer out of my cave at those in more traditional engineering backgrounds, I realize they have so many more checkpoints and structures for guaranteeing performance / operability under load. For 99% o
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by mipmap04 9y ago
Thanks for looking - I made this in my spare time after seeing how difficult it was to get pricing from some of the bigger competitors in this space. Additionally, a lot of the competition focuses on training where I really just needed a di
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Show HN: Phishero – phishing simulation SaaS for organizations (beta)(phishero.com)
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by mipmap04 9y ago
As someone who works in the regtech / fintech industry I totally agree. Large portions of even the biggest banks are severely underserved technologically. There is a lot of wide open space here for technology that improves efficiency a
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by mipmap04 9y ago
I'll be launching my phishing simulation SaaS in a week or so: www.phishero.com
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by mipmap04 9y ago
Coinhive seems pretty upfront with this though (to answer "Will this work on my site?": "Technically yes, economically probably not. If you run a blog that gets 10 visits/day, the payout will be miniscule. For the captc
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by mipmap04 9y ago
This is cool - I think it might be more compelling if you created some sort of infographic or analysis on top of this data that pulls the user in a bit. What list did you use for book recognition? Are you only doing exact matches?
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by mipmap04 9y ago
They can easily get by with 1000? Are you sure about that? What does the timeframe look like for reducing 75% of your workforce and what kind of costs would there be in such an initiative? What lay-off laws are tripped when you do this sort
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by mipmap04 9y ago
Reporting the same issue, same build.
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by mipmap04 9y ago
Even if you spend a ton of time and money hardening it, if the xbox-like game controller is more efficient and easier to train on, then you save there in training costs and improved operational effectiveness. This of course relies on an ass
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by mipmap04 9y ago
Emotion would be a nice one - my wife's first comment was that it sounded too bored.
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by mipmap04 9y ago
This is incredible - recorded my voice and I'm blown away with the results. One thing: I found that I was in such a hurry to record that I probably spoke faster than normal. It'd be nice if there was a way to tune a few parameters
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by mipmap04 9y ago
They've been putting Watson on everything. Even Silverpop now looks like a Watson product.
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by mipmap04 9y ago
In Dallas, Texas, we face the opposite. My wife wasn't able to breastfeed for a variety of reasons. Even when you tell someone that breastfeeding wasn't medically possible for us, people still want to give you advice on how we sho
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by mipmap04 9y ago
That's definitely true. I would have had to operate at a loss for a while until I could enough data to sell. I never did the math to see how long that period is, but I'm pretty sure it's worse than my back of the napkin calcu
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by mipmap04 9y ago
At one point I was working on a POS proof of concept that would offer the software for free to restaurants to use with the caveat that we could sell their anonymized patron data as reports to restaurateurs looking to gather intel on viabili
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by mipmap04 9y ago
When I was an intern working on data warehouses, I made like $25/hr, which is pretty good for starting out. With overtime, you make pretty good morning for how little investment is required.
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by mipmap04 9y ago
It's been around a while, but I looked into it and it looks like it's based on the type of account you have[0]. I've only had the accounts that had spending limits as an option. I'd imagine a lot of people are on Pay-As-

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