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   by scottmotte 7y ago

   my mistake. this was already posted 2 days ago here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22119832
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   [duplicate] Information Leaks via Safari’s Intelligent Tracking Prevention [pdf](arxiv.org)

   1 points by scottmotte 7y ago|1 comments
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   by scottmotte 7y ago

   Let's say I'm the NY Times and I host a page on my server at nytimes/2020/01/22/some-article. 1 hour later I realize I got one of the facts wrong, so I modify that hosted page on my server. I'm not making
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   by scottmotte 7y ago

   I wonder if it could be even more effective to release a new search engine that searched only pages inside this definition?
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   by scottmotte 7y ago

   Daniel's sentiments resonate with me. I would add 1 additional restraint: 4. Every document is version controlled That way, as Daniel puts it, "[the document] will not magically alter its contents tomorrow". Or if it does, I
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   by scottmotte 7y ago

   > automatically increase the prices of requests by a fraction of a cent to compensate Great concept. CPU, bandwidth, electricity, it's all just energy. And to a significant degree, money is just energy stored. I generate energy with
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   by scottmotte 7y ago

   I've been using MindNode for this. I've found it very good at letting me quickly transfer my system ideas to paper. It gets out of the way and works with quick keystrokes. But it breaks down when trying to use it for presentation.
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   by scottmotte 7y ago

   > take on stress What a wonderful mental model. Thank you for that phrasing. My tendency, and I think most people's tendency around me, is to discuss stress in terms of how to limit it. Taking it on changes my relationship to it (at
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   by scottmotte 8y ago

   Location: Los Angeles Remote: ok Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Ruby, Rails, NodeJS and much more Résumé/CV: http://www.scottmotte.com/assets/resume.pdf Email: scott@scottmotte.com Your cros
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    by scottmotte 9y ago

    I'm pioneering a futuristic alternative. The user donates their CPU cycles -> to generate hashes -> to mine crypto currency on behalf of the open source project. http://opensourcecitizen.org If you need a way to accep
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    Image Carousel for Email(freshinbox.com)

    1 points by scottmotte 11y ago|0 comments
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    by scottmotte 12y ago

    Nice. And for yet another less abstracted approach, check out: http://github.com/rebelmail/node-lambda (also with accompanying blog post: http://www.mot.la/2014-12-07-amazon-lambda-best-practices-de...
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    Amazon Lambda Best Practices: Development and Deployment(mot.la)

    1 points by scottmotte 12y ago|0 comments
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    by scottmotte 12y ago

    "The funny thing about this proposal is that it is exactly the way my non-technical family members use every service." +1 to that. My non-technical family and friends do the same. I spent a month experimenting with this approach m
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    by scottmotte 12y ago

    I disagree with this. I see services like 1Password as a bandaid for the tech savvy population. They are solving the password problem well, but only if you seek out the tool and understand the need for the tool. Approaches like the author&#
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    by scottmotte 12y ago

    I too would "like to see [this approach] used and pushed further by other designers and developers." I'm one of those who have been trying to do so. I created an open source approach called Handshake.js that is re-usable for
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    by scottmotte 13y ago

    I made this over the past hour and figured I'd submit it. My goal is to do at least one 30 day GitHub commit streak this year. I built this little app to remind me by email (towards the end of the day) when I don't already have co
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    Keep your GitHub code commit streak going using this open source app(github.com)

    2 points by scottmotte 13y ago|1 comments
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    by scottmotte 13y ago

    Ok, got in touch with you via email.
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    by scottmotte 13y ago

    Hi @pentium10. I work on some of SendGrid's open source libraries and am a dev evangelist with them. I'm looking into this.
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    Self-Destructing Email(magicmail.io)

    1 points by scottmotte 13y ago|0 comments
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    by scottmotte 13y ago

    Great tool. Will be using it and borrowing ideas from your 'signup' process - so well done!
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    by scottmotte 13y ago

    There's not an easy way to add document signing to your own applications yet. I'm trying to solve that with Signature.io. It's sort of a Stripe for e-signatures. Let me know your thoughts.
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    Show HN: API platform for signing documents(signature.io)

    1 points by scottmotte 13y ago|1 comments
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    by scottmotte 13y ago

    I would love to see this. We had 2 deaf hackers compete at our recent Startup Weekend. An app built on top of Google Glass would have helped them communicate better with the other participants. Bonus points if there would eventually be an a
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    by scottmotte 14y ago

    I'd be curious what dsower's heroku logs look like. Would you mind posting the portion of this where it happened? The logs should show 'idling' when idling and also show the 'pings' from pingdom and/or new relic. Looking through that it'd g
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    Finding a Developer(nathanbarry.com)

    12 points by scottmotte 14y ago|6 comments
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    by scottmotte 14y ago

    Love the copywriting above the fold. It is very personable, communicates a need to me that I didn't know I had, and tells me it can solve that need (all in a quick read).
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    by scottmotte 14y ago

    SEEKING WORK - Southern California. Can travel. Full stack Ruby engineer. API architect. Front-end frameworks like AngularJS and D3.js. http://scottmotte.com / _ \ /_ /_\ _\ -=======(__)==(___)==(_
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    by scottmotte 14y ago

    http://dev.sincerely.com/ is another.