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by rpicard 5y ago
I think fly.io is the new serious contender in this space.
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by rpicard 5y ago
Just wanted to mention I appreciate seeing a different perspective here. I know there's a lot of negative reaction to it, and I can empathize with that because there's a long history of negative behavior by the advertising industr
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Networking for Future Founders(robert.io)
2 points by rpicard 6y ago|0 comments
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Hacking Slack using postMessage and WebSocket-reconnect to steal your token(labs.detectify.com)
343 points by rpicard 10y ago|23 comments
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A little POODLE left in GnuTLS (old versions)(blog.hboeck.de)
7 points by rpicard 11y ago|0 comments
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Prosecute Torturers and Their Bosses(nytimes.com)
521 points by rpicard 12y ago|323 comments
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by rpicard 12y ago
A guy I know is adding try support via a package: https://github.com/lunixbochs/og
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by rpicard 12y ago
Wouldn't the chance get higher and higher as the service expands? It seems as though there would be more existing fingerprints that might collide.
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by rpicard 12y ago
What happens when someone's fingerprint matches up with another? Do they get access to data that they shouldn't have access to?
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by rpicard 12y ago
Will the shirt have the code itself or just the silhouette of the code?
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by rpicard 12y ago
I'm personally a fan of defining routes near the views with the good old @app.route() call, but it's great to have a lot of options for people beyond the defaults. As others have mentioned though, this is very similar to app.add_u
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by rpicard 12y ago
The book is on GitHub here: https://github.com/rpicard/explore-flask
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Explore Flask: Flask development best practices now free online(exploreflask.com)
7 points by rpicard 12y ago|1 comments
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by rpicard 12y ago
I've been running into the same issues. I'm planning on moving away from Simple soon. Not being able to deposit a check without mailing it in (no mobile app for Windows Phone, a problem most of their customers won't have), no
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by rpicard 12y ago
I'll be here for a little while now and a little while after work to answer any questions.
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Explore Flask – Best Practices for Building Flask Apps (funded via Kickstarter)(gum.co)
2 points by rpicard 12y ago|1 comments
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by rpicard 12y ago
If you don't enter your email, how will they tell you when they go public?
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by rpicard 13y ago
Startupland especially seems pretty cool. Apparently Alexis Ohanian is in it: https://twitter.com/alexisohanian/status/455850736320909312
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5 Documentaries About Entrepreneurs You Need to Watch This Spring(inc.com)
2 points by rpicard 13y ago|1 comments
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by rpicard 13y ago
I've been reading So Good They Can't Ignore You and there's an interesting section on this phenomenon: “The Baffling Popularity of Randomized Linear Network Coding As I write this chapter, I’m attending a computer science c
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by rpicard 13y ago
Thanks for the tips. I'm working on getting a better landing page together. I'll look into formalizing that bulk discount too.
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by rpicard 13y ago
I'll try getting in touch with some co-working spaces to see if their interested in some sort of bulk deal. Thanks for the idea.
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by rpicard 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback. I've clarified the text to show that it's free shipping worldwide. I like the idea of letting the customer pick from a list. I'm not entirely sure how much I'll pursue this beyond the first batch
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by rpicard 13y ago
I worked with a dozen startups to put together the Startup Sticker Pack: http://startupstickerpack.com/ A dozen stickers from cool companies for $5. I'd love to hear from people about why they would / wouldn'
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by rpicard 13y ago
Yeah, they do that because it will presumably lead to business. With that said, I agree that the price was too high and I lowered it to $5.
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by rpicard 13y ago
I'm around to answer any questions.
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Show HN: Startup Sticker Packs(startupstickerpack.com)
5 points by rpicard 13y ago|3 comments
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by rpicard 13y ago
As someone who just made it through the Matasano gauntlet, I can't recommend it enough. It was fun and challenging. If you're interested in doing security, get in touch with tptacek. I can't wait to get started myself.
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by rpicard 13y ago
The original disclosure never claimed that emails were leaked. They were found somewhere else: http://blog.shubh.am/full-disclosure-coinbase-security/#poc Their official response confirms this: http://blog.c
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by rpicard 13y ago
To be clear, the attacker got your email from somewhere else and confirmed that it was on Coinbase. That's the "bug." It's like if you went to go make an account with a certain email on Facebook and found that it was tak

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