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by sadfnjksdf 12y ago
All known resources are finite.
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by sadfnjksdf 12y ago
As soon as anyone knows, they are going to use that info however they see fit. Probably getting their own house in order before spreading the news, to not put themselves at risk. However, even though spouting a conspiracy theory is a faux p
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by sadfnjksdf 12y ago
> removing development restrictions in booming cities, unleashing an epic (or Chinese-level) building boom Which would be interesting because it is debatable whether we have the resources for that. On one hand, we have people like Tim Wo
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by sadfnjksdf 12y ago
I always like reading historical analysis, but have a few questions: > We did a bad job of distributing the wealth generated by that. I'm not sure what you mean here. Do you mean that those that profited did not reinvest in stocks t
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by sadfnjksdf 12y ago
I wonder what retail companies are doing about all of their POS (point-of-sale) computers running XP.
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by sadfnjksdf 12y ago
Ok, valid point- to clarify, when I said 2-factor SMS, I was assuming a 30-second TOTP like Google's. If you don't use TOTP, someone can login to your account just by knowing the password which they can use from almost anywhere. I
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by sadfnjksdf 12y ago
Woah, hold on. > sort of like two-factor authentication without the two-factor? If you don't have 2-factor, which most sites don't, then it is 1-factor. This is replacing that 1-factor with another 1-factor. > So how do I lo
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by sadfnjksdf 12y ago
While we're at it * : Funding Monday - where everyone pitches to VC's in the same HN thread. Trial Tuesday - where everyone provides a link to their demo in the same HN thread. Writing Wednesday - where everyone writes an informat
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by sadfnjksdf 12y ago
> the company is dead. No, it's not. It means the relationship between the cofounders is severely damaged. The company may be fine. Everyone is making the assumption here that what the CTO is doing is wrong. It may have been the rig
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by sadfnjksdf 12y ago
On a related topic, a troubling new trend (to me) is the reliance on passwords being automatically generated/kept by a tool. You are putting your trust in something else for something only you (or a select group) should be trusted with
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by sadfnjksdf 12y ago
> Don't let a user submit a password which doesn't meet your requirements. Use JavaScript to disable the button and highlight the text of your password policy. If you are going that route, please change last line to: "Use
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by sadfnjksdf 12y ago
Can't wait to see 2014. Right up there with... hmm, maybe not.
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by sadfnjksdf 12y ago
I've not had a problem with the comics we've gotten from Amazon. If anything, the reader on the Kindle Fire HDX takes a little getting used to because you need to click to zoom to read a good bit of it. I've tried reading the
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by sadfnjksdf 12y ago
Not anytime soon. Until it has a large share of the market, it won't be worth the time for developers to really come aboard, and the only way to get there is to have a large enough sized team driven to be better than iOS and Android, w
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by sadfnjksdf 12y ago
Misleading title- I didn't see much mention of a soda machine. :)
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by sadfnjksdf 13y ago
I'm really excited about a low cost, quality 3D printer but: 1. How much is another spool once the kickstarter is over? 2. "In addition, when making the specification for the seamless frame of The Micro, we demanded only the best
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by sadfnjksdf 13y ago
I never thought of Fog Creek that way before. In fact, I've always gotten the impression they were down-to-earth. But, that one shot of a spreadsheet in this post listing Brown, Rutgers, Princeton, Yale, etc. changed my mind. The other
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by sadfnjksdf 13y ago
I made more points by just going counterclockwise through the arrow keys over and over: 5368
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by sadfnjksdf 13y ago
Me also! Had a hiatus on programming for this most part in university though, otherwise would be in same bracket.
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by sadfnjksdf 13y ago
omg I now have empirical evidence that I'm old. The top of the curve is 10-15 years and I'm beyond that now. OLD!
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by sadfnjksdf 13y ago
grep is even shorter: grep $ That reads lines from stdin and echoes to stdout.
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by sadfnjksdf 13y ago
I disagree with one "but" in this post. Rebranding is not optional/too expensive. It's THAT important. Don't not do it, and never give up on a necessary TODO. Good luck! You guys are doing great.
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by sadfnjksdf 13y ago
Fully decentralized means everyone has their own autonomous device to act as server and client of the transactions and has a usable decentralized (probably mesh) network. P2P over the standard net is NOT fully decentralized.
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by sadfnjksdf 13y ago
> I was a professional Java programmer for three years 3 years is about the amount of time it took me to get a false sense of security in my understanding of a language, imo. After 3 years i thought I knew Java. After 3 years I thought I
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by sadfnjksdf 13y ago
Doing things in a list which allows reorder, choosing which items in that list will get done per time period, and communicating that in short time periods. That is a methodology of management which embraces change, not micromanagement. Scru
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by sadfnjksdf 13y ago
Ok. First off, there is no "Agile". There was XP. There was Scrum. There was Kanban. etc. No Agile. Agile originally meant "more dynamic than Waterfall" and had a connotation of being able to handle change. If you'v
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by sadfnjksdf 13y ago
http://www.miniclip.com/games/table-tennis/en/ ?
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by sadfnjksdf 13y ago
print "a = #{a} b = #{b}, c = #{c}, d = #{d}\n" V print "a = #{a}, b = #{b}, c = #{c}, d = #{d}\n"
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by sadfnjksdf 13y ago
> no way in hell we'll be able to emulate those old, custom graphics cards with full accuracy and full speed using only general purpose CPUs I see your logic there. Claim there is no way in hell it will happen and it will significan
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by sadfnjksdf 13y ago
And avra kadabra to you also.

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