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by rlvesco7 14y ago
I'd like to see the Pebble watch serve as a way to view blood sugar levels and send commands to an insulin pump ... at one point I thought about setting up a kick starter project for this, but all the issues with bluetooth seemed daunting.
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by rlvesco7 14y ago
It would also help if Google's bouquet were a bit more fragrant. In particular, I find Google+'s non-write access api to be my major stumbling block to using it, socially that is. I want to push twitter/fb to it. I want openness and I think
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by rlvesco7 14y ago
I've often thought there should be an open code/data license that restricts usage and dissemination only to those who agree to make their code and data equally available. Why? Because in many fields there is a negative incentive to provide
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by rlvesco7 15y ago
In DC we're currently trying to convince the library system to open up their meeting spaces for entrepreneurship / tech meetups. If it works, hopefully it could be replicated to other cities and be a positive part of the entrepreneurship ec
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by rlvesco7 15y ago
Does fail2ban work against brute force distributed attacks? I've noticed a few attacks that seem to be orchestrated from the same people but using different IPs.
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by rlvesco7 15y ago
I've been running a similar experiment. And noticed similar things as the author. However, I decided to run an additional experiment to contact Amazon since the IP was originating from an EC2 instance. Amazon contacted me after I filed an a
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by rlvesco7 15y ago
I've been playing with byobu and I like it a lot. http://blog.dustinkirkland.com/search/label/Byobu You can use either a screen or tmux backend.
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by rlvesco7 15y ago
Agree 100%. I'd add it should be a separate score too... No one would want to be a high scorer in these areas...
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by rlvesco7 15y ago
"We're not going to fix this problem. I'm also fine with that." Just thinking out loud here in terms of potential ways to stem this although perhaps this is futile. What if HN had a checkbox for ad-hominem and/or off-topic comments? Check b
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Disappointment with Facebook Connect(damurillo.tumblr.com)
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by rlvesco7 15y ago
DMVs across several states have improved drastically over the last 15 years. I remember when the DMVs were utter chaos - prior to automated ticketing. It used to be a mob scene. One of the reasons why it has improved so much was that people
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by rlvesco7 15y ago
While randomized trials are a good thing (they help separate causation from correlation), correlations can be valuable too. Especially since we cannot always run randomized trials. For instance, the first studies on cigarette smoking and ca