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   by proksoup 13y ago

   Turn your tv back on, pay your taxes, shut up and let us keep killing and watching whomever we want.
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   by proksoup 13y ago

   But they didn't? Google doesnt answer it remotely close to what I find by searching deeper with each. It's so ambiguous at the google search engine can't answer it.
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   by proksoup 13y ago

   "How would you estimate the number of cars sold in a year?" This boggles my mind. Where? For what purpose? Is the expectation that the candidate googles that question? I would google lots of different things until I found some an
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   by proksoup 13y ago

   We've known about the AT&T closets for years right? My understanding of SSL is weak, but if the NSA theoretically acquired the right private keys / SSL certificates / whatever through hook or by crook, they couldn't
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   WebRTC clone of Vine(cdpn.io)

   9 points by proksoup 13y ago|0 comments
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   by proksoup 13y ago

   So that's how they built the pyramids.
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   by proksoup 13y ago

   It's a trend, fun to argue about if it's going up or down, or when it might go down, but does anyone honestly think it won't?
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   by proksoup 13y ago

   Stylus seems strictly better from my narrow perspective. 0 negatives, about 6 positives the other 2 miss.
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   by proksoup 14y ago

   good god good riddance
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    by proksoup 14y ago

    Joke went over my head and I was getting visibly upset until I saw the oatmeal and realized the whole thing was a joke.
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    by proksoup 14y ago

    5 hours of the existing employees time is super expensive too. If they're investing the time for the full hour interview, they probably think you're worth it. Think of it as them spending like $2000 on you (at least).
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    by proksoup 14y ago

    10,000 hours, can be put in from ages 21 to to 28 too. I enjoyed the lax pace of doing it over ages 5 to 28 though.
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    by proksoup 14y ago

    Hm, I thought ~ 5 hour interview process wasn't uncommon?
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    Substack rants on node http(github.com)

    1 points by proksoup 14y ago|0 comments
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    by proksoup 14y ago

    I like projects like this. I want to also suggest to others looking into boiler plates like these other options such as yeoman and bowers which are essentially tools for generating your own boilerplates. Different tools for different needs,
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    RE: Open Government Released - What Would Aaron Do?

    1 points by proksoup 14y ago|0 comments
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    by proksoup 14y ago

    My best attempt attempt a partial transcription of the linked starting point follows: I feel very strongly it's not enough to just live in the world as it is, to just take what your given and ya'know follow the things that adults told you t
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    Aaron Swartz on "living in the world" [video](youtube.com)

    6 points by proksoup 14y ago|1 comments
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    Feds go overboard in prosecuting information activist (2012)(arstechnica.com)

    255 points by proksoup 14y ago|22 comments
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    by proksoup 14y ago

    This guy kicked the pants off me in everything I care about. And this: "What do you consider most important today? I think we need to do a better job explaining the state of the world to people, which is mostly an old-fashioned research and
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    by proksoup 14y ago

    Understand yourself and you will understand others. That big toothed guy from Family Guy, Tony Robbins actually has some not dumb things to say about the subject of human communication, thinking, mind "reading" etc.
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    by proksoup 14y ago

    I was very pleased to see the first couple of comments on this agreeing completely. I often get the vibe the HN community doesn't understand this risk of the GTD philosophy, but apparently I was happily mistaken.
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    by proksoup 14y ago

    I also read "this" as "his" in that first sentence, and had to do a double take.
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    by proksoup 14y ago

    Also, dropbox + grabbox + facebook + twitter + ifttt === awesome
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    by proksoup 14y ago

    It's subconscience speed reading that we all learned naturally. If you look up the techniques around speed reading, it's basically what we're doing out of "nervous habit".
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    by proksoup 14y ago

    Oh, another thing the plugin does is load the search page, so that backspace or back always takes you to search results.
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    by proksoup 14y ago

    I think the only differences might be how insanely handles anchor links and video links. I played with it a bit to get it to go the specific links I mean when I type in long queries. (clicking a video link if available up there, clicking an
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    by proksoup 14y ago

    Maybe OWASP needs an update too? https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Allowing_password_aging
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    by proksoup 14y ago

    I find myself rewriting queries a lot more to be more specific, in the chrome toolbar. And then I also start to remember those long specific queries. Using google as the old second memory bank there ... most of the time.
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    by proksoup 14y ago

    I've gotten used to it, I convinced a couple other friends to try. 1 liked it. 1 hated it. I thought I'd post it here too and see if anyone else liked/hated it, or if they had a slight modification suggestion that might be agreeable.