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Show HN: Our new job hunting app, Huntsy, just passed 10k users
(thenextweb.com)
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My team made Bleeoo, a way to capture the oral history of dial-up modem sounds. My favorite is here: http://bleeoo.com/videos/31c92a10-c228-012e-7578-12313d09290... The main site has many more.
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15y ago
This reminds me of the novella "Manna": > He looked at me for a long time, "A computer is telling you what to do on the job? What does the manager do?" > "The computer is the manager. Manna, manager, get it?" > "You mean that a
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An example: Project Thor / "Rods from God": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kinetic_bombardment
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The poster did help, so the bystander spell should've been broken.
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A gist to load all HTTP cats in your browser: http://bit.ly/vS19gp
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QLabs FULLTIME NYC Executive In Residence QLabs is a recently formed incubator in New York City with funding from the VC arm of a publicly traded company. Our charter is to rapidly build innovative and revenue-generating businesses. Essent
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In 30 languages: http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Sudoku
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Your presentation was great, nice job.
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New York, NY (in NoHo on Broadway). Full time and internships. QLabs We're a new type of in-house incubator: we prototype startups by building and launching an MVP every 6-8 weeks. This is like startup boot-camp. Come hack with us on amazin
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New York, NY (in NoHo on Broadway). Full time and internships. QLabs We're a new type of in-house incubator: we prototype startups by building and launching an MVP every 6-8 weeks. This is like startup boot-camp. Come hack with us on amazin
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15y ago
I read that as: "he acts old --he isn't familiar with current programming technologies and shortcuts".
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Thanks for the correction--I got so used to being treated adversarily by FB that I failed to look for a link like that :-)
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No longer. Images are obfuscated (view the source of a gallery image to see what I mean).
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Back in the old days...
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This one is my favorite. The shape of his mouth is priceless: http://bleeoo.com/videos/787c08d0-bb04-012e-3c83-123139208ff...
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Share HN: Bleeoo, a video site to record your impression of a dialup modem
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Jacob Appelbaum: attackers got certs for *.*.com and *.*.org
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New York, NY (in NoHo on Broadway). Full time and internships. QLabs We're a new type of in-house incubator: we prototype startups by building and launching an MVP every 6-8 weeks. This is like startup boot-camp. Come hack with us on amazin
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15y ago
Nice--how does this compare to hurl.it?
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Yes. Making your data look like the haystack.
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For comparison, I recently released Plainsight, a textual steganography tool: http://github.com/rw/plainsight . (Video link in the project desc.)
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New York City TechStars’ reality TV show to air this fall on Bloomberg
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Ignored disabled man builds his own damn elevator
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Another one is Clothes Horse. They're trying to solve this problem using machine learning: http://www.clotheshor.se/
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How likely is it that these sites serve up clean binaries to Google's spider?
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This. QW is the Starcraft of first-person shooters. It's so much fun to duel (or 2on2 or 4on4) that pro players for other games still enjoy coming back to qw, where many of them started. I would say it's a beautiful game. It also has a to
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What, specifically, would you like to see changed? It is evolving: Coffeescript, node, npm, and V8 are four examples. It can feel good to code in JS, just like it can in Python or Ruby (or Scheme :-) ).
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But, there is going to be pressure on those that make the judgments. What happens when someone figures out how to game the doctor rating system? I'm just very risk averse when it comes to surgery (and I want my doctors to be vetted by exper
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(I worked with Ev for a year, before he did YC.) The whole Mailgun operation is top notch. If you want to do cool things with email, definitely check out MG.
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