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by philfreo 13y ago
Disadvantage: this site does nothing to make cryptography more accessible / easy to use for the common person.
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by philfreo 13y ago
We wrote a tutorial about how we wrote our search for Close.io using elasticsearch and pyparsing: "Sales data search: Writing a query parser / AST using pyparsing + elasticsearch" Part 1: http://blog.close.io/
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Localbitcoins.com Users Face Criminal Charges in Florida(coindesk.com)
3 points by philfreo 13y ago|0 comments
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by philfreo 13y ago
Follow up to: http://www.appneta.com/blog/s3-list-get-bucket-default/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7184179
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Boto v2.25.0 released, addressing "How to Save 90% on Your S3 Bill"(docs.pythonboto.org)
3 points by philfreo 13y ago|1 comments
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by philfreo 13y ago
already on the homepage: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7181940
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by philfreo 13y ago
You are awesome :)
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by philfreo 13y ago
fixed, thanks
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by philfreo 13y ago
I don't think it's going to disappear, but I do think many customers will consider alternatives when it's clear the original designers are no longer onboard with the product anymore. Highrise was an amazing product years ago,
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by philfreo 13y ago
Give us a shot... http://close.io/ We've also got an easy migration tool for any existing Highrise users: http://close.io/highrise and a solid REST API http://developer.close.io/
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by philfreo 13y ago
Big news! We've been big fans of 37signals for a decade or so and in many ways they have inspired us in building Close.io. I love that they are able to make the hard decision to focus on one thing. We want to take great care of any Hig
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by philfreo 13y ago
Bill Gates' quote rings so true here: "Most people overestimate what they can do in one year and underestimate what they can do in ten years."
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by philfreo 13y ago
Very much so, in fact Close.io < http://close.io/> was built out of our own sales team's need for better sales software / we hated all the CRMs we tried. Then it turned into its own product. We would have nev
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Never Ask Permission(adii.me)
2 points by philfreo 13y ago|0 comments
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by philfreo 13y ago
Looks nice. The pagination of repos is kind of annoying compared to being able to quickly Cmd+F on a page to find a repo. They added their own search box but it feels slower than the browser-based one and also doesn't do infix searchin
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by philfreo 13y ago
You should write a blog post about your usage of elasticsearch/kibana/logstash
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by philfreo 13y ago
I wonder what the web-based POS system they are using in that photo
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by philfreo 13y ago
This: http://selfcontrolapp.com/
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by philfreo 13y ago
Turn this baby on at 9am for 8 hours: http://selfcontrolapp.com
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N.S.A. Phone Surveillance Is Lawful, Federal Judge Rules(nytimes.com)
132 points by philfreo 13y ago|164 comments
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My IKEA standing desk(philfreo.com)
1 points by philfreo 13y ago|0 comments
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by philfreo 13y ago
It was frustrating that I didn't receive any contact from Coinbase until after posting on here HN, however I'd like to point out a couple things: - This was a relatively minor XSS vulnerability which required a bit of social engin
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by philfreo 13y ago
Off-topic, but since you guys have ignored: 3 emails from me, and a tweet... I sent you an XSS vulnerability to whitehat@coinbase.com according to https://coinbase.com/whitehat almost 3 weeks ago and haven't received s
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by philfreo 13y ago
Nice! I've been wanting this feature for a long time: http://philfreo.com/blog/the-problem-with-pull-requests-code...
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by philfreo 13y ago
What's the technical reason why this address is unusable? Can it still receive money?
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by philfreo 13y ago
Clever idea. Care to open source the generator code?
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by philfreo 13y ago
The first address has a balance of 0.01 BTC... how would you be able to use it? I tried importing the private key on Blockchain.info but it gives an error of "Error importing private key: TypeError: Cannot call method 'toBigIntege
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by philfreo 13y ago
If you don't NEED to support GET requests with JSONP / JS to be evaled, then don't. If you do need to, then the trick is to prefix what the script returns with something that will always throw a syntax error or discontinue ev
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by philfreo 13y ago
You mentioned "creating a new record", which indicates a POST request. I believe this only a vulnerability if the server responds to jsonp requests in GET requests.
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by philfreo 13y ago
Coinbase.com is by far the easiest to simply buy or use Bitcoin if you have a US bank account (and it is a YC company). Unlike MtGox.com (originally the most popular) the site is fast, stable, well designed, and can connect directly with yo

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