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by pdq 13y ago
How is this different than Trello? It looks almost identical at first glance.
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Startup Tax Filings: Get Them Done Efficiently(siliconhillslawyer.com)
1 points by pdq 13y ago|0 comments
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by pdq 13y ago
We’re proud to announce our partnership with the Bike Messenger Emergency Fund (BMEF). The BMEF is a non profit public charity organization that provides emergency compensation to bicycle messengers who are hurt o
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by pdq 13y ago
It is protectionism for hotels. However, HOAs and City Councils will make the claims that this is to "protect" apartment owners from unknowing short-term sub-renting of their properties. We have the same problem here in Austin, e
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by pdq 13y ago
Big rigs are not concerned with turning right vs left for efficiency. They rarely need to turn at all, because they do long distance hauls (either between states or cities).
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by pdq 13y ago
What part of the US or world are you located? Are you wanting to build your own startup, work for a startup, or something else? Are you looking to learn new languages or technologies? The reason I ask is because if you already have a dece
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When AES(☢) = ☠ – a crypto-binary magic trick(slideshare.net)
2 points by pdq 13y ago|0 comments
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by pdq 13y ago
Original announcement by MrGrim, 5 years ago: http://www.reddit.com/r/reddit.com/comments/7zlyd/my_gift_to...
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Do Something Hard(cardinalpeak.com)
2 points by pdq 13y ago|0 comments
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Rule of Thumb: The Condition is the Message(strilanc.com)
1 points by pdq 13y ago|0 comments
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409A as a Service: Cash Cows Get Slaughtered(siliconhillslawyer.com)
194 points by pdq 13y ago|54 comments
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by pdq 13y ago
This brings up an interesting point of social engineering compromising LinkedIn. LinkedIn should immediately put a Captcha on their contact info display to stop this JS attack!
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by pdq 13y ago
I have a suspicion this app is harvesting all your LinkedIn contacts, uploading them to the app.sellhack.com server, and then as a "reward" for you giving up all that info, you can pull other contacts back out of sellhack.com. If
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by pdq 13y ago
Google is hopefully going to fill the fiber internet gap. It's interesting to see Time Warner and AT&T scramble to put out their own "gigabit" services, after Google announces coming to Austin.
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The Amazing Do Nothing Machine(youtube.com)
2 points by pdq 13y ago|0 comments
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by pdq 13y ago
I'm referring to the fact that the prices matched, not the timing.
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by pdq 13y ago
I'll go with Occam's Razor: Amazon just responded to Google's newly announced pricing. To believe they guessed correctly or they have a "mole" is pretty far fetched.
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by pdq 13y ago
I am certainly not expecting compiling HDL to be the same as compiling software, as yes it is drastically more complicated. However, compile times are growing more than linearly with respect to the number of gates (or logic blocks) that ar
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by pdq 13y ago
Moore's law is quite amazing. I believe there are 4 reasons why GPUs have taken off conventionally as compared to FPGAs: 1. Last I checked, the FPGA vendors will not open their toolchains up, and not even document the bitstream formats
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by pdq 13y ago
3 years is a bare minimum. They would need to staff up hardware design, verification, performance modelers, compiler writers, OS and software teams, and license all the necessary EDA software (simulators, waveform viewers, etc). My guess w
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JavaScript Equality Table(dorey.github.io)
19 points by pdq 13y ago|4 comments
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by pdq 13y ago
This reminds me of when Jamie Zawinski (of Netscape fame) became an AOL employee: http://www.jwz.org/gruntle/aol.html
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by pdq 13y ago
I'll be surprised if John stays on past his golden handcuff period. The amount of money he stands to make after joining Oculus less than a year ago is certainly large.
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by pdq 13y ago
Agreed it's bizarre from Facebook's perspective. But completely logical from Oculus' perspective -- if someone offers you $2B to cash out before you've even launched, you'd be silly to say no.
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by pdq 13y ago
The common wisdom is, "solve your own problems". If you scratch your own itch, you can get to a solution that others will appreciate, rather than attempting to have others describe where their itch is, and how you can scratch it.
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Simple 8-bit Assembler Simulator(schweigi.github.io)
1 points by pdq 13y ago|0 comments
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by pdq 13y ago
You misunderstood the question. Do you think that only the government can provide this insurance?
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by pdq 13y ago
Do you think regulators protect Etrade from security vulnerabilities? Do you think government is required to provide insurance? If the consumers demand these of their merchants, it will happen in the long term on their own accord, and gover
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by pdq 13y ago
Nonsense. Regulatory reform does not prevent bank thefts, in the same way as it will not prevent digital thefts due to security vulnerabilities. Also note that banks are legally allowed to run as fractional reserves. This means your $100
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by pdq 13y ago
See also "Learn Git Branching": http://pcottle.github.io/learnGitBranching/?demo

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