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ozten
10y ago
News is now Global and readers are transient and not loyal. Brave should take it's micropayments wallet model, but dumb it down and sign a business deal with all major news papers. You pay $10 per month and get access to all of the new
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ozten
10y ago
How will saying "Okay, Google" not be summoning the app? I agree that a conversational interface will cut down on summoning the app.
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ozten
10y ago
Nothing is "easy as hell" at scale.
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10y ago
For an IdP at the scale of Yahoo, the can adopt something as complicated as supporting versioned passwords and migrating credentials to the latest secure algorithm upon successful login. You have the clear text password at that point. You c
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ozten
10y ago
Politics are against the guidelines of HN. That is why I created Commit https://commit.ws/ after the election. Everyone wanting to continue these conversations, please join us there.
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ozten
10y ago
As I understand it, one of the original problems Go was designed to solve was long compile times at Google. This talk is fascinating and points out a possible solution space for real world problems in giant codebases and build infrastructur
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ozten
10y ago
I wonder if scope creep has been a major factor. Many features seem to have been added instead of focusing on a minimal core 1.0 release.
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GlowForge Schedule Update
(community.glowforge.com)
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10y ago
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ozten
10y ago
It is both a company ( https://cyngn.com/ ) and a open source community ( https://www.cyanogenmod.org/ ).
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ozten
10y ago
If you've got volunteer opportunities for code.org, it would be great if you could share them on Commit! I was thinking "VO: Code.org needs X" would be a good convention on post titles. Thanks for the feedback!
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Show HN: Commit – Tech News for Activist Coders
(commit.ws)
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Introducing Ozlo 2.0
(medium.com)
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ozten
10y ago
Great post. An amazing opt library is docopt[1]. Instead of writing a lot of code, with docopt you write your usage doc based on long standing best practices and docopt parses that USAGE block. [1] http://docopt.org/
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ozten
10y ago
Previously on HN: 15 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12579163 787 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8185461 795 days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=815
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ozten
10y ago
My guess would be that a large portion of FF crashes are from NPAPI plugins. PDF.js and Shumway were early attempts to provide alternatives that could eliminate needing these popular plugins.
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ozten
10y ago
That is literally one of the first goals, the most famous solution being the RepRap. http://reprap.org/
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ozten
10y ago
It sounds like the cultural norm for how their team is using Slack is synchronous. I'd strongly suggest building a culture that Email and Slack are Asynchronous. If something is time sensitive, take it to a synchronous channel which ha
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ozten
10y ago
This is a really interesting project for testing the boundaries between "shell scripting", "scripting" and "programming". The semantics are advanced enough and different enough, that if I needed them, I would p
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ozten
10y ago
Spend 5 minutes making the candidate feel at ease. Spend 1 hour pair programming (using a remote collaboration editor, something like collabnet) on a real world problem, perhaps a feature you've already built and shipped. Spend 15 minu
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ozten
10y ago
Other articles recommended to me at the end of this article * Trump is entirely delusional about why he’s losing. His new campaign shakeup proves it. * Our robot panic is overblown It seems like fixing the editorial problem is more fruitful
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10y ago
> Learn at least one new language every year. Different languages solve the same problems in different ways. By learning several different approaches, you can help broaden your thinking and avoid getter struck in a rut. [1] [1] http:&#x
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> What that cop did was straight up terrorism 'Terrorism' is thrown around too loosely. There was no ideologically motivated act of violence. This is an incompetent officer who should be arrested and face charges for his crimin
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10y ago
Maybe I'm old fashioned, but I don't think it is a good idea to post the actual questions one is asked. As an interviewer, I like to use the same question so I can calibrate across candidates.
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ozten
10y ago
I think Rust borrows enough from ML to give you the skill he is pointing at. Static types with plenty of places where type is inferred.
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Notion – Docs, Tasks, Wikis. Seamlessly in One
(notion.so)
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My blog post[1] on how to test for catastrophic backtracking using RegEx buddy. [1] https://blog.mozilla.org/webdev/2010/11/15/avoiding-catastro...
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The Ozlo chatbot helps you find restaurants better than Google
(venturebeat.com)
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> We estimate Pokémon GO’s average revenue per daily active user (ARPDAU) at around $0.25. Is that through the shop page? I've clicked it several times over several days on 2 different Wifi networks and it has always been a blank wh
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Congress Releases '28 Pages' That Looks for Saudi Links to Sept. 11 Hijackers
(npr.org)
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In the beginning of my career I used a paper notebook. This is still handy as I think I remember what I hand write more deeply. I still use a paper notebook for ideas and sketching. TODO list / GTD: For the last few years, I've be
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