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by rrggrr 12y ago
I just donated $25 to the EFF. I hope everyone else will do the same or more.
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by rrggrr 12y ago
Godaddy, Rackspace, Google, Amazon, etc. have skin in this game. With multiple redundant network connections they could, for a day or a week, defend neutrality by shaping their traffic to the lowest common denominator or routing their traf
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by rrggrr 12y ago
Nice UI, but not enough value add to justify a monthly pay SAAS. Would recommend one of two courses of action: Sell as a library for inclusion into existing CRM's where cards can be pre-populated with a call list, or build this out a
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by rrggrr 12y ago
Can someone explain how this works to a non-mathematician?
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by rrggrr 12y ago
I've sponsored 63 projects: - 42 shipped. - 8 broke. - 6 not only never shipped but I never got replies from the project team when I inquired about shipping. - All but 4 were late, most significantly. Overseas manufacturing problem
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by rrggrr 12y ago
HTC, HP and Chrysler are using the Beats brand to make products that are not as 'cool' as Apple products, arguably cool. Buy Beats and Apple has a defensive play. Let yourself be outbid and watch Microsoft or Samsung or whomever
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Ask HN: How do I bring our web search service to market?
1 points by rrggrr 13y ago|1 comments
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by rrggrr 13y ago
Also as a hiring manager, I DON'T care if you have a linkedIN profile. I do care that you can do the work required well and that you'll be a pleasure to work with.
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by rrggrr 13y ago
"I tried to treat people better than they expected" Is it me or does this sound horribly arrogant?
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by rrggrr 13y ago
Except this: The lawyer's lobby (gives the most) largely advocates for laws that let them monetize human suffering to the benefit of humans suffering at the hands of corporations; The retired lobby (gives 2nd most) largely advocates po
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NSA Exploited Heartbleed for years says Bloomberg article(chicagobusiness.com)
1 points by rrggrr 13y ago|0 comments
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by rrggrr 13y ago
If this is not April Fools then I worry the challenge will be securing the Hyperloop, not building it. 213 miles is a long distance to keep secure. The Sinai gas pipeline has been attacked at least four times in 2014 (admittedly in Egypt)
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by rrggrr 13y ago
It appears to me they are spoofing the mac addresses of authenticated clients during the reauthentication process using a MITM attack.
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Quad-rotors: How the 1% will control the 99% in dystopia (qz.com)
11 points by rrggrr 13y ago|4 comments
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by rrggrr 13y ago
This is the single best piece of advice I've ever seen on HN, apart from this bit about love: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=617915 Your time is your most valuable commodity and you will have less as you get olde
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by rrggrr 13y ago
A problem in his analysis is that 'smart money' has to look a step or two ahead of his indicators at hyper-technical data that includes the velocity of price movement, volatility and the probabilities that price trends will contin
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by rrggrr 13y ago
Where is the patch for OSX Mavericks Apple? Patches aplenty for iOS yet it appears Safari is still vulnerable.
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by rrggrr 13y ago
Fit. Fit isn't about any one thing: money, manager, work or culture, but any one thing badly out of alignment can destroy fit. Retention means having lines of communication open with important roles and important people (not always t
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by rrggrr 13y ago
To all you twenty and early thirty-somethings concerned over long hours I say this... You'll soon be in your 40's. If working 60+ hours a week enables 30 hour weeks in your 40's, it will be worth it.
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by rrggrr 13y ago
genius. great article.
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by rrggrr 13y ago
Recruiter here: I totally disagree. The only interview question that matters is "What do you want to do?" A candidate's technical fit for a position is secondary to their interest in doing the work, all the work, the job e
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by rrggrr 13y ago
This reminds me of drop.io - a company Facebook purchased several years ago. I suspect Lessin, one of the founders and a writer played a role in this very polished storytelling metaphor for what amounts to content integration and sharing
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by rrggrr 13y ago
I'm betting on Scratch. The benefits of automation are mostly denied to me because I haven't the time to learn Julia or properly use the Python skills I already possess. I do however have the time to link and configure objects al
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by rrggrr 13y ago
Perhaps it's about supporting the people who have to collect and analyze Intel in the face of withering public criticism. The rank and file are skilled and intelligent and can find work elsewhere. If the President doesn't defend
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Ask HN: Ideal scripting language for business reporting (OSX Compatable)
1 points by rrggrr 13y ago|0 comments
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by rrggrr 13y ago
In light of the criticisms leveled against these strategies in from 2002 - 2004 its difficult for intelligence policy makers to argue the risks were unknown. The indifference to risk, public opinion and constitutional issues is jaw droppin
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by rrggrr 13y ago
Machiavelli argues that it is better for a Prince to be feared, rather than loved and in-fact does not argue against cruelty, just excessive cruelty. I think you miss the point of The Prince, a device Machiavelli hoped would ingratiate him
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by rrggrr 14y ago
Household debt 114% of income is nothing to brag about. Apalling.
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by rrggrr 14y ago
Ordered one a minute ago in protest.
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by rrggrr 14y ago
@ekianjo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_Ycw0d_Uow metaphorically the best response to your comment on multiple levels. @larrys Make a list of your kid's 5 favorite things. Make hitting them the sixth option. Give them authority to ch

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