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monatron
6y ago
Good luck, Sumit!
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monatron
8y ago
I think the most interesting thing about this article was how they handled ads/micropayments. It detected my ad blocker and asked, "Hey, we see you have an ad blocker, disable your ad blocker or each article is 10c, we'll spo
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monatron
9y ago
Reproducibility is a big problem in analytic pipelines, specifically genomics. Researchers tend tweak their tools here and there and it has always been quite difficult to "package" a pipeline. Docker makes that much easier. We
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monatron
10y ago
My mistake, yes, 2fa
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monatron
10y ago
I used 1Password for quite a long time but have since switched to LastPass mostly due to Linux compatibility and u2f integration
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10y ago
The Facebook IPO was a disaster and did stay below target for quite awhile post-IPO
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monatron
10y ago
Presumably they sell at their current price, why drop it?
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monatron
10y ago
I would second this. In terms of software dev, I'd want this application to live the same place that I'm doing the majority of my work -- my desktop.
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monatron
10y ago
this was in response to: > As builders of web systems, we need to be conscious of which 3rd parties are gaining access to private user data. There's no reason in hell any Google or Facebook widget should be embedded in my health car
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10y ago
I find a lot of value in federated login through Google and Facebook. I'd rather have the hardest parts of authentication handled by their services than relying on thousands of different developers rolling their own solutions with vary
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10y ago
Snapchat is not a Facebook property. Nor do I think Apple has resources allocated to review a library used by any app to facilitate if queries on the ntppool are kosher.
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10y ago
The implication is that people will travel to North Carolina from South Carolina to buy their computers instead of having to buy the "filtered" ones in their home state.
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monatron
10y ago
If possible, can you elaborate on those critical features?
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monatron
10y ago
I'd love to see a more technical explanation on the implementation details of this system.
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monatron
10y ago
I think his point is if you're making $1B a day vs $1B in a year downtime suddenly becomes much more costly for you
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10y ago
It is if you're making a critique of the manufacturer. Apple has no control over where you choose to buy the machine.
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10y ago
I find this incredibly interesting. Do you have any more information on the subject you can point me to?
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10y ago
I think the printing industry is just inherently difficult to serve. Manufacturers can barely deliver quality products and support on the printers they make now. I can't imagine them also having to support all of these "custom&quo
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10y ago
I do not live in San Francisco, but I would venture a guess that it's much more nuanced than that.
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10y ago
As I toil away on a node based project that is interfacing with Samsung's Artik platform (both the Artik 10 board and Artik Cloud) I finally decided to call it a night -- check HN real quick -- and discover that Samsung is buying the o
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monatron
10y ago
good for you. you obviously have a different use case for your assets than others. as is your right and theirs.
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monatron
10y ago
are you the "redcap" rob taylor?
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monatron
11y ago
Sorry, I'm not sure how this is relevant or if this sentence even makes sense. Can you explain?
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monatron
11y ago
True, but I wouldn't be surprised if there was a UPS that this thing was plugged into
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11y ago
Maybe. I'm not sure you can compare Snapchat to Toyota, though. Perhaps Snapchats strategy is the right one? I could imagine small groups of engineers working on small self-driven features being more effective then the "lets sit d
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monatron
11y ago
That seems a bit extreme. There are plenty of clinically relevant reasons to have your DNA sequenced.
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11y ago
clever. I'm curious if the group cashed the check from the producers for their "services" or if that's also just part of the statement they're making.
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monatron
11y ago
You're not exactly making things much better with the professionalism of your replies.
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monatron
11y ago
Knockoff feels a bit harsh. Inspired, perhaps?
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11y ago
PiCloud did something like this, but they were bought by Dropbox. Haven't heard much about them since.
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