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by rpicard 14y ago
Completely off-topic but am I the only one that has been having problems viewing secure notes on FF 13? I can view them once every time I start Firefox but after that they just don't pop-up.
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by rpicard 14y ago
I wrote one in Perl as well. I wasn't going to bother uploading it, but I might as well. https://github.com/rpicard/misc-perl/tree/master/linkedin-pa...
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by rpicard 14y ago
I'm ninety-five percent sure this is satire.
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by rpicard 14y ago
I was getting fed-up with Reddit but my front page (and Reddit experience in general) improved vastly after taking some suggestions from a user a few weeks ago [1]. It's actually a good source for interesting news now. [1] http://reddit.co
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by rpicard 14y ago
> A teenage hacker who identified himself only as PinkiePie said he spent the past week and a half working on the attack. Source: http://arstechnica.com/business/2012/03/googles-chrome-brows...
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by rpicard 14y ago
I went back to see what you were talking about and now I'm in the same boat as you. I think it's a good opportunity for another cool effect though. I imagine you could hover (after "kudoing") and the animation would happen in reverse result
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by rpicard 15y ago
I started an internship at what I'd consider a "dream company" a little over a month ago. I found that technical experience really isn't the most important thing (I'm a freshman in college without a ton of previous experience) as well. It s
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How I became an intern at DuckDuckGo(robert.io)
10 points by rpicard 15y ago|0 comments
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by rpicard 15y ago
It seems to me that the manifesto takes a swipe at other developers who "[w]rite a technical blog [...]" (referring to that whole list) as if the way they do things is inferior. It also appears to make the assumption that the only reason so
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by rpicard 15y ago
I don't understand this manifesto business. Everyone wants, and can get, something different out of a career in software development. Why do the "501 developers" care that some people would rather program late into the night than go out wit
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by rpicard 15y ago
I was wondering the same thing. It seemed like you were apologizing for using the word "ninja" since it's disliked by a lot of people around here (I think; I'm no HN veteran). I enjoyed the post though; it was fun to see how things moved al
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by rpicard 15y ago
I think you might misunderstand what he means by "free". https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html
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by rpicard 15y ago
It's working for me now. I'm not sure what was going on.
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by rpicard 15y ago
The "learn more" link doesn't do anything for me on Chrome (works in Firefox).
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by rpicard 15y ago
The alternatives are pulled from http://alternativeto.net so adding to their site will add to the zero-click info. You can contribute to tech-related searches by contributing to the open source zero-click info (see this tutorial https://
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by rpicard 15y ago
Github renders markdown automatically anyway though.
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by rpicard 15y ago
Cool project. It looks like you need to adjust relative image sources so they will load. http://markdress.org/goo.gl/zTG1q
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by rpicard 15y ago
No problem.
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by rpicard 15y ago
I think that's what http://gun.io is for.
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by rpicard 15y ago
I've never had a problem with Name.com.
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by rpicard 15y ago
Your navigation is a little messed up. The "Interactwive" link looks like it just goes to "#" which means I can't get back to the home page. Also, once I go to the demo page the "Register" and "Contact" link disappear. It looks pretty cool
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by rpicard 15y ago
Don't forget: Cryptography by Dan Boneh @ http://www.crypto-class.org/ Design and Analysis of Algorithms by Tim Roughgarden @ http://www.algo-class.org/ I'm signed up for Technology Entrepreneurship.
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by rpicard 15y ago
Isn't that what Duck Duck Go does?
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by rpicard 15y ago
I'm looking for something to improve my programming skills, like a hackathon. The only problem with just showing up for a day is that it costs $79 to register either way.
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Ask HN: What is Startup Weekend like?
4 points by rpicard 15y ago|2 comments
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by rpicard 15y ago
How many hours would they expect him to put in normally?
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by rpicard 15y ago
Have you seen http://www.plaxo.com/ ?
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by rpicard 15y ago
The battery status API could make an interesting side project.
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by rpicard 15y ago
In theory it sounds nice but in practice people may be hesitant to make their idea public to X number of strangers whom they've never met. You'd also need to find a wide range of domain experts to participate. What is their motivation?
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by rpicard 15y ago
From what I've read in blogs and The Lean Startup talking to the people you expect to use your product is the way to go. If you're selling an application for teachers aren't the teachers the people who will know if they'd use it (to an exte

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