ontoillogical

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   by ontoillogical 11y ago

   > * 2015 revenue now forecast lower at $600 mln to $618 mln How does Opera generate revenue? Ads?
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   by ontoillogical 11y ago

   Thanks for the report, we're on it.
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   A Hidden Flaw that Will Crash Apps on Android M(sourcedna.com)

   22 points by ontoillogical 11y ago|1 comments
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   by ontoillogical 11y ago

   From what I understand it was never a magic the gathering exchange. The original author reused an old domain for the bitcoin exchange afaik.
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   by ontoillogical 11y ago

   Thanks, that's very kind! Just one correction, we're both technical co-founders :) In fact, I'm the one wearing the sales bizdev hat today. - Max, one of the two technical co-founders of appCanary
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   by ontoillogical 12y ago

   > e.g. when Stephen Fry succeeded in remembering the childhood trauma that prevented him from singing That sounds fascinating, does anyone have a reference for this?
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   by ontoillogical 12y ago

   They claim the money is a donation to a open source software project, so they don't even need the money.
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   by ontoillogical 12y ago

   Author here. Brian are you speaking as a representative of Sonatype, or are you a 3rd party?
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   by ontoillogical 12y ago

   I think if you put finance at the top of the list, we'd be in agreement.
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    by ontoillogical 12y ago

    Amazon isn't the only game in town, but I would argue that most computational power, like any means of production, is owned by Capital.
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    by ontoillogical 12y ago

    > Who is going to own the computers? Most of the computational power I have access to, I rent from Amazon...
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    by ontoillogical 12y ago

    I'm in the next batch. I actually see being in the first rotation as an advantage! I get to start Hacker School with a core group of 35 people. I have an easier time getting to know everyone in the batch and all of the facilitators whe
13. 73.▲
    by ontoillogical 12y ago

    What does "high-context" and "low-context" mean in this context?
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    by ontoillogical 12y ago

    I read the Kindle version (not sure what's cut in this one) and quite liked it. This is the crux of the piece > All the while, Martino’s ultimate warning—that they might someday regret actually getting the money they wanted—would st
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    by ontoillogical 12y ago

    You are absolutely wrong. Disregard the homeless for a second. The life expectancy for white Americans without high-school educations has dropped since 1990. -5 years for women, and -3 for men. The life expectancy for white women without
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    by ontoillogical 13y ago

    I reported this to them over a year ago, and was told they fixed it. Never bothered to check again tho.
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    Ask Octopart: Can you redirect hnsearch.com to the new HN search page?

    5 points by ontoillogical 13y ago|0 comments
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    by ontoillogical 13y ago

    > They aren't MIT students ordering sweet and sour bitter melon. What's that a reference to?
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    by ontoillogical 13y ago

    I believe it should be fixed now.
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    by ontoillogical 13y ago

    Working on fixing this ASAP, what browser/OS are you using?
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    by ontoillogical 13y ago

    > All of the firms making investments into the Snapchats and Ubers of the world are sophisticated private equity funds with capital pools so large they can afford to take large risks. After our little discussion, you can now see that th
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    by ontoillogical 13y ago

    The fact that you think that your student budget is applicable to single parents is laughable. $600 is really low for rent in a lot of places. And before you say that someone making so little should move to a rural area where their minimum
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    by ontoillogical 13y ago

    Barret Brown wasn't really involved in bug hunting. He is charged with posting a link to an email dump (hacked by someone else) that contained financial data among other things. You're probably thinking of weev, although what he d
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    by ontoillogical 13y ago

    Uh, RdRand is definitely a pseudo random number generator. The question is about whether it's cryptographically secure or not, or more specifically, whether it can be or is backdoored.
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    by ontoillogical 13y ago

    While we're on the subject of typos: the title of the main workonomic page is "workonomic - manage your time, without loosing it." It's also crept into the google results for workonomic.
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    by ontoillogical 13y ago

    Which code? Bigger anagram?
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    by ontoillogical 13y ago

    What's up with http://daft.ws/ ?
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    by ontoillogical 13y ago

    You know that number is pulled out of thin air, right?
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    by ontoillogical 13y ago

    If they had no electronics, how did the golf ball finders work? Or are they also scams that he just marked up 200000%?
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    by ontoillogical 14y ago

    Reference to an old russian joke?