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901.
by ohashi 14y ago
That one bothered me too. For someone so focused on the experience, it seems narrow to think of focusing on one platform that admittedly, might not even be used. Shouldn't you be focused on building the best experience on the intended pla
902.
by ohashi 14y ago
I do exactly this. Great for traveling to China and other countries where you might be outright blocked or worried about people snooping. Of course it doubles over on coffee shops and any other shared network you don't trust the provider o
903.
by ohashi 14y ago
GameDevelopers.com In theory, I'd like to do something productive with it, but in practice I wouldn't mind a big check to fund my current startup instead.
904.
by ohashi 14y ago
I received a Master's in Entrepreneurship at Lund University in Sweden. I am not sure how I feel about it honestly. The big advantage was being in a room full of people who wanted to do stuff. The negative side was the course was trying
905.
by ohashi 14y ago
Thanks for the info!
906.
by ohashi 14y ago
I will be launching the big one at the end of this month. It's different kind of review site called Review Signal. I work full time on it (including most weekends). I've been working on this project for ~1.5 years with a few small brea
907.
by ohashi 14y ago
What if they add other items on day 80? Do you get credit for those items too?
908.
by ohashi 14y ago
So that essentially gives you credit on their next purchase assuming they don't remove it from their cart immediately?
909.
by ohashi 14y ago
The most relevant one I saw and read was the Networking one. I think a lot of people I meet (or see at networking events) need to read that.
910.
by ohashi 14y ago
And live on what? 28.8k/year is not much money to live as it is. They were college students if I recall correctly, can't imagine they were sitting on a lot of cash they had saved up.
911.
by ohashi 14y ago
So he just put in a remote shell and removed the actual code? I've found a couple remote shell scripts on my server over the years as they got compromised, I was always impressed with how much they could really do from 1 file to my server.
912.
by ohashi 14y ago
.onion addresses exist on tor.
913.
by ohashi 14y ago
Would that be the cooling factor, mentioned in the article, at play?
914.
by ohashi 14y ago
Best of luck :)
915.
by ohashi 14y ago
"You automatically grant and assign to CL, and you represent and warrant that you have the right to grant and assign to CL, a perpetual, irrevocable, unlimited, fully paid, fully sub-licensable (through multiple tiers), worldwide license to
916.
by ohashi 14y ago
Better than creating something that nobody wants or cares about certainly :) Also, don't let this stop you. If you really feel like giving up though, consider open sourcing it, I suspect some people (myself included) are interested in this
917.
by ohashi 14y ago
Perhaps it's an inventory problem. You can cherry pick the best stuff when you're starting but the pool of remaining awesome products may grow smaller over time. If that were true, then the choice becomes less offers or start lowering the
918.
by ohashi 14y ago
After reading this and seeing some of the comments I am a bit shocked. I've been in a coworking space for about 1.5 years and we survive with a lot of these things happening. People take calls where they are sitting on phones and on skype.
919.
by ohashi 14y ago
I really want to use this service and check out the interesting data it generates. But I don't really want to give away all my data to WolframAlpha. It says 'Your information is only stored for one hour, so each time you return, we'll run
920.
by ohashi 14y ago
Had this happen with my Master's thesis. Not fun. The positive side is, it was a good idea (at least based on the attention it's getting). It gave me something to compare to as well.
921.
by ohashi 14y ago
Thank you for taking the time to help educate us on the issue. It's comments like this that make me love reading the comments on HN. It reads like this wonderful discovery but someone has taken the time to dissect it and actually explain
922.
by ohashi 14y ago
It seems perverted that you're accusing the company whose data is being stolen and re-purposed against their express wishes and terms of services is the 'evil' one in this scenario. Just because someone uses the law and lawyers to get what
923.
by ohashi 14y ago
Care to elaborate?
924.
by ohashi 14y ago
I use managed hosting which sort of acts like this. They proactively watch my server and fix things when they go wrong (with server stuff, not my code).
925.
by ohashi 14y ago
What games are you claiming need the same level of information about me as a doctor? Frankly, your analogy is ridiculous. Facebook apps aren't integral parts of my health and well-being. They don't need to delve into my personal life. The
926.
by ohashi 14y ago
"Just that due to patent exhaustion Apple was exempt from infringement." Could you explain that?
927.
by ohashi 14y ago
I think that's the biggest problem with data these days. Data is easy. There is tons of it, it's cheap. Analyzing, understanding and conveying that information is very hard though.
928.
by ohashi 14y ago
It's vague because it's a problem in many areas. It could be a documentation issue. It could be data returned. It could be naming conventions/parameters. I don't like being surprised by a result coming from an API.
929.
by ohashi 14y ago
Getting unexpected results.
930.
by ohashi 14y ago
I just finished The Geography of Bliss, another wonderful book combining the science of happiness along with a fun travel story of a miserable reporter trying to find it.

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