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by ronreiter 7y ago
Great job!!! You are an inspiration.
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by ronreiter 7y ago
Stuxnet was created by the NSA in a joint operation with 8200. And yes there are 50,000 ex-8200 alumni, so calling all of them spies is kind of absurd
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Zero-to-100M in 3 Years(lemonade.com)
2 points by ronreiter 7y ago|0 comments
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by ronreiter 7y ago
Banning any type of mathematical or technological advancement will never bring good things. I don't know why I feel like that, but that's how I feel like. Banning building things like nuclear reactors is fine, but banning people f
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by ronreiter 7y ago
Google must give a paywall filter in my opinion. I totally agree that a lot of times there is no intent for the Google user to see paywalled content when looking for information.
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Hacker News Podcast Generator(medium.com)
1 points by ronreiter 7y ago|1 comments
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by ronreiter 7y ago
Oh man, I miss VRML :)
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by ronreiter 7y ago
I HAVE AN IDEA: TINDER BUT WITH VIDEOS
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by ronreiter 7y ago
You can't start investing in start-ups and expect to hit the good ones without excellent access and knowledge. You will almost certainly lose all your money. Invest in the S&P 500 using an index fund, that's it. Investing in t
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by ronreiter 7y ago
Key based authentication is super basic, so of course it will be provided. But thanks for the honest feedback!
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by ronreiter 7y ago
Thanks!
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Ask HN: Would you pay for a web service that lets you manage SSH sessions?
3 points by ronreiter 7y ago|4 comments
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Longevity is a data storage problem(medium.com)
2 points by ronreiter 7y ago|0 comments
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I Miss Pig(medium.com)
1 points by ronreiter 8y ago|0 comments
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How to write a memcached server in less than 50 lines of code(medium.com)
4 points by ronreiter 8y ago|0 comments
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by ronreiter 8y ago
Yes!
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by ronreiter 8y ago
The reason password entry is sometimes split to two forms is because of SSO logins. The alternative is what Microsoft does which is to dynamically check the email after filling it and passing on to the password field and quickly redirecting
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by ronreiter 8y ago
Oh my god - Google really has the worst product management etiquette in the world. It’s not hard. Look around you for what works and what doesn’t and copy that. The post is also confusing and hard to get the bottom line out of it. Just writ
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by ronreiter 8y ago
Or in other words: Type 2 Diabetes is a normal metabolic state of humanity (or at least some significant parts of it), it's just that we're too goddamn fat
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by ronreiter 8y ago
Great post! Added my two cents: https://medium.com/@ronreiter/why-side-projects-are-hard-psy...
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Why Side Projects Are Hard – Psychologically Speaking(medium.com)
4 points by ronreiter 8y ago|1 comments
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by ronreiter 8y ago
Lobbying and interfering with elections by buying ads on Facebook are very different things. This is purely an anti-Israeli rant from Chomski, published by an antisemitic news website. Nothing new under the sun.
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by ronreiter 8y ago
I am thankful for being happy and healthy.
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by ronreiter 8y ago
This is actually a cool idea - paying idiot tax
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by ronreiter 8y ago
Same narrative since Jobs died. And yet, their stock keeps skyrocketing.
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by ronreiter 8y ago
Your post is full of assumptions. First of all, $100 per year merely covers the costs for this service. Apple will never force apps to always be notarized, although they might enable admins to enable such a feature for security purposes whi
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by ronreiter 8y ago
I don't understand. HTML5 is on the way to become this. You have permissions, local storage, indexedDB, and a ton of APIs. Anything else you need you can just submit it to the HTML5 working group (e.g. shared data)
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Py CLI tool(github.com)
1 points by ronreiter 8y ago|0 comments
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by ronreiter 8y ago
Usually copy pasting links/messages/images between desktop and mobile.
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by ronreiter 8y ago
Nice. This is the best example I give for why Macs are great. Because they think about these things. This is a built in functionality in the Apple ecosystem.

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