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by pytrin 12y ago
We are a marketplace. Our developers can pick which licenses they want to use - our only stipulation is the complete source-code would be included and meets the guidelines we publish (i.e, nothing is closed-source on Binpress). We have FOSS
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by pytrin 12y ago
You are correct, of course. But what the Heartbleed showed us is that even at the scale of OpenSSL (millions of users), almost all were using it blindly. People often care more about the free in pricing aspect more than the freedom to inspe
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Heartbleed and the misconceptions about Open Source(binpress.com)
41 points by pytrin 12y ago|53 comments
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The Naked Android – Google clamps down on Android forks(visionmobile.com)
2 points by pytrin 12y ago|0 comments
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by pytrin 12y ago
Yes, the U.N is definitely known for its objectivity regarding Israel. http://imgur.com/4FQNZBu
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A Unicorn in Israel (by Waze CEO)(linkedin.com)
1 points by pytrin 13y ago|0 comments
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by pytrin 13y ago
Are you working from home? if so, my first advice would be to stop and go find a co-working place. Somewhere you can't just put the laptop aside and turn on your gaming console / PC. If you have games installed on your work comput
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Contributing to Open Source on GitHub(guides.github.com)
117 points by pytrin 13y ago|32 comments
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by pytrin 13y ago
Mountain View and the Bay Area - Binpress, the marketplace for commercial open-source. About us We are building a platform that helps developers build sustainable businesses around open-source and cultivate the next Red-Hat and MySQL. We ar
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by pytrin 13y ago
Those sites are not relying on accept-language, but rather on IP geolocation to select the default language. I sometimes use a non-US proxy when I'm feeling vigilant, and Google always uses the IP of the proxy to determine what languag
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by pytrin 13y ago
If you're interested, we have a license generator for source-code over at Binpress that creates licenses based on the conditions you set. Similar use-cases to what GitHub is doing with Atom http://www.binpress.com/licen
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The SEO guide for marketplaces and eCommerce sites(blog.kissmetrics.com)
1 points by pytrin 13y ago|0 comments
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by pytrin 13y ago
Presumably, User wants to include your library in their open-source BSD release. If that is the case, what they're asking is correct since a work extending / modifying a GPL licensed code needs to be released as GPL as well. That
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by pytrin 13y ago
I would like to focus on point #3 - market analysis software. In my opinion, this effort is misdirected for private companies. Simply put, the information available publicly on most of those is completely irrelevant. You can't infer an
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by pytrin 13y ago
Ultimately, this is a decision every founder must make for themselves. Without knowing the specifics of the offer, it's also hard to really know what went behind it. Having said that, the rule of thumb is that you want at least 12 mo
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by pytrin 13y ago
I'd highly recommend "My System" by Aron Nimzowitsch. A deep dive into positional play instead of specific tactics http://www.amazon.com/My-System-21st-Century-Edition/dp/1880...
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by pytrin 13y ago
Umm.. When I pay 1200$ for a plane ticket, I expect a minimum of customer service, and that's how those companies differentiate. The comparison to a free web service is not really relevant.
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by pytrin 13y ago
I think you missed the point of the post - it's not about losing a bag, it's about the customer service failure that ensued. I had bags lost on a couple of occasions, and usually they are delivered on the same day or the next to t
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by pytrin 13y ago
I agree and disagree. Venture capital has become somewhat more risk-averse in recent years, mainly because the costs of building software products has become so low. But there is a lot of innovation to made in the physical world, which is c
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Front end dev reactions(frontenddevreactions.tumblr.com)
2 points by pytrin 13y ago|0 comments
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by pytrin 13y ago
In the context of the comment he was replying to, and the allusion to "cultural differences" it doesn't seem to be just about technical proficiency. Otherwise, the second the part of his reply is meaningless, and the entire c
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by pytrin 13y ago
Some equipment might come from Israel (it's just guessing though), but I do not like your implicit hinting that Israeli developers are somehow less moral than U.S developers (because of "cultural" differences?) - especially s
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by pytrin 13y ago
It's an overall strong application, but it's missing a few key components - namely, you're a single founder, and you're a bit early in terms of product and traction. That might've been enough to get in a few years a
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by pytrin 13y ago
Interesting to see this idea as the top rated comment here on HN. I wrote a post about a year ago about a similar concept (for different reasons - Twitter API limits, Apple rejections), and most of the HN crowd disagreed back then. http:&#
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by pytrin 13y ago
I'm one of the co-founders at Binpress ( http://www.binpress.com ), which is marketplace for commercial open-source projects. Unlike Codecanyon, which someone else mentioned in this thread, our focus is on professional develo
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by pytrin 13y ago
The common perception is that YC is very big on pedigree (top schools, serial founders, worked at top companies). They are known for having a prototype (they liked to call it patterns) of what is the ideal founding team. 500startups for exa
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4 Keys To Being A Professional Freelance Developer(binpress.com)
1 points by pytrin 13y ago|0 comments
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Nobody cares what “Growth Hacking” means to marketers(techfounder.net)
1 points by pytrin 13y ago|0 comments
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by pytrin 13y ago
Not sure what those numbers mean - perhaps it's CPU time. I use chrome and Gmail for about 30-40 minutes every day.
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by pytrin 13y ago
You are correct. I also mention the tradeoff between discharging very low to battery life, with a link to a nice article on the topic.

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