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901.
by sejje 12y ago
Optimize some landing pages for "Fotopedia alternatives" or "Fotopedia shutdown" etc. I imagine some people are looking to migrate off and your service can be there.
902.
by sejje 12y ago
FWIW I built idea #3 here (mobile marketing for restaurants), except I targeted another, but similar, niche. I used long codes (short codes are expensive!), and I didn't do the marketing myself. It's basically a way for them to ke
903.
by sejje 12y ago
I'm guessing it'd look really similar, except with far, far less hours logged in WoW.
904.
by sejje 12y ago
If you read my comment in context, nothing you're saying is relevant. The context is a reply to this comment: > Let's assume that the best candidate should always be chosen. > How certain are you that your interview process
905.
by sejje 12y ago
I said "your process." You can make meaningful measures in whatever way suit your company. It's not some mandate handed down from the stone age. You've taken "so be it" totally out of context, as well. My point
906.
by sejje 12y ago
It doesn't matter. You choose the candidate that your process deems the best. If it's inaccurate, so be it, it's the best measure you've (currently) got.
907.
by sejje 12y ago
I'm not one of the best programmers in the world, no shock there. I'm learning and enjoying clojure, though!
908.
by sejje 12y ago
> The biggest secret to Lisp is that it is actually the simplest programming language ever created—and that, coupled with its expressiveness and elegance, is why it is favored exclusively by the best programmers in the world. But is it?
909.
by sejje 12y ago
That's a bit scary. Who gets to decide what it looks like? I'm sure there's many places in the law where discretion is used by someone in authority to determine guilt or innocence, but it still frightens me when I see it.
910.
by sejje 12y ago
Needs a demo video.
911.
by sejje 12y ago
I think it's a jump to say "hacked already." I assumed he was talking like they had just spent the bitcoin (Mt Gox stylee). Even if they were hacked, I would expect Coinbase to disclose that information--to presume that they&
912.
by sejje 12y ago
Stack overflow QAs covering virtually every possible problem you'll encounter. I much prefer Python/Django, but when I get stuck, it always lasts longer.
913.
by sejje 12y ago
It's being compared to "Show HN" which certainly isn't the same as the front page.
914.
by sejje 12y ago
It's a little contrary to the mood to "scream" FAIL at me.
915.
by sejje 12y ago
Perhaps legitimate, but not in response to my comment.
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by sejje 12y ago
I said all of their bitcoin. Coinbase certainly doesn't have all of my bitcoin. I didn't intend to make a conspiracy theory out of my question.
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by sejje 12y ago
I'm assuming the vault doesn't improve security at all in the event that coinbase gets hacked and loses all of their btc?
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by sejje 12y ago
If this was (the only available) programming, I'd quit. Kudos, I think, to the author. His pain tolerance exceeds mine by a vast amount.
919.
by sejje 12y ago
You said the cost for the copying/transferring of bits was almost zero, and I believe you said that programming languages should be free, because they are so cheap. I countered that very cheap hardware would have to be free, following
920.
by sejje 12y ago
Because it wouldn't mark the links on the HN front page as visited if it were a "same-domain policy." The origin policy fixes that.
921.
by sejje 12y ago
So really cheap hardware should be free, too? Who should take on that cost?
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by sejje 12y ago
I was agreeing with you, actually. People can build whatever they want. Yo is a step towards bigger ideas, better skills, more resources to make bigger ideas happen, etc. Let the market sort out what's a good effort and what's a p
923.
by sejje 12y ago
And because, sometimes, Game of Thrones (or whatever you do with your spare time) can be the inspiration/genesis for something world changing, or at the very least a recharge period.
924.
by sejje 12y ago
What's the difference, in terms of this discussion? They both have a cost.
925.
by sejje 12y ago
Good call. My bots have always been @reply bots, hence my confusion. In particular, I was doing stuff like this: "For example, sending automated @replies based on keyword searches is not permitted."
926.
by sejje 12y ago
"Let me tell you — failure fucking sucks." "I felt like I was drowning in a black ocean, and I couldn’t see any light at the surface. I didn’t know which way to swim." "I was fucking tired — physically and emotional
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by sejje 12y ago
They're not allowed and if it's detectable as a bot it'll get shut down. But they're still fun.
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by sejje 12y ago
URL shortener Flickr creative commons image search engine Twitter bot Quote scraper Deal alerter for craigslist IFTTT on a scale relevant to you
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by sejje 12y ago
It's well-known that phones report our locations at all times, I'd like to see a phone that falsifies that data as well.
930.
by sejje 12y ago
I enjoy reading quotes. I like that I get insight into a (sometimes) brilliant mind and I can do so in a few seconds by reading a few lines. Some are inspiring, some make me smarter, some are worthless. Unlike OP, I think that tv series&#x2

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