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by sinatra 11y ago
After 10-15 years of incremental improvements in web & mobile apps, I have started feeling that technology has finally started to try to solve real problems. General purpose robots, self driving cars, internet of things, virtual /
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by sinatra 11y ago
As long as you understand that when that site gets compromised, all other sites where you use your standard password get compromised for you as well. Collectively, all those sites getting compromised for you may be enough of a reason to con
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Ablock Plus Is Now in the App Store(itunes.apple.com)
1 points by sinatra 11y ago|0 comments
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by sinatra 11y ago
Not necessarily. I don't go from zero to product till I have verified that there's a need for the product. I try to fail fast before developing the product. By the time I'm developing the product, I'm fairly certain it&#
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by sinatra 11y ago
> Picking a shitty, slow language, as long as it's a popular one (JavaScript, Java, C#, PHP, Python), is going to have a much better cost/benefit profile. Although, keep in mind that a startup is going to be a roller coaster ri
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by sinatra 11y ago
IMHO the main reasons compared to, say Ruby, would be: native support for concurrency, Erlang VM, fault tolerance and speed. However, I'm also disappointed that there's no type checking. EDIT: Although I don't agree with the
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by sinatra 11y ago
I remember reading somewhere that 44% people think ads don't work on them.
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by sinatra 11y ago
I think slightly differently. I don't think I import enough packages for "save file after first usage" to become a deal breaker.
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by sinatra 11y ago
Yes I do use goimports. Also very useful.
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by sinatra 11y ago
I've been using vim-go for about one year now. The combination of vim-go, gofmt and YouCompleteMe is all you need for a perfect Go setup. Thanks to Fatih and Val!
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by sinatra 11y ago
Thanks! I also disabled the plugin. As 1Password asks for my password every few hours anyway (I lock the screen every time I leave the desk), hopefully it won't be as inconvenient as I originally thought.
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by sinatra 11y ago
Yeah, I'm aware of some of those security issues (I understand that it can't help me if I am targeted. But, I may be safe in broad hack attempts). However, I just don't have any solution that has the convenience & stabili
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by sinatra 11y ago
Yeah, the keychain is obviously encrypted, but I still feel uneasy about it being naked on Dropbox. The reason I'm leaning towards using encfs + Dropbox vs iCloud is that although I definitely trust Apple more with my data (compared to
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by sinatra 11y ago
I use 1Password. To my non-security-expert eyes, the two weakest spots in how I use 1Password are: (a) The plugin I use on the browser, (b) The fact that I use Dropbox to sync the password keychain. I can maybe move the keychain to an encfs
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by sinatra 11y ago
Did anyone else here have this issue with Dropbox & Finder in Yosemite where newly added files in Dropbox show up in terminal, but not in Finder. And to force finder to refresh, you need to use a workaround like creating a temporary fol
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by sinatra 11y ago
If you trust Google, you can consider https://domains.google.com/registrar too. It's fairly straight-forward, no nickel and dime, you get private registration for free, and I am quite confident that it'll be hard
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by sinatra 11y ago
I've heard that AM didn't verify. And I'd say many shady websites won't.
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by sinatra 11y ago
I actually thought about something slightly related -- With the AM drama, won't an individual have a reason to signup to all shady websites with their worst enemey's email address and then wait for one of those sites to get simila
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Ask HN: Considering the privacy discussion about OnHub, what DNS do HNers use?
9 points by sinatra 11y ago|2 comments
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by sinatra 11y ago
"every SQL script file must be immutable after it is deployed to production or staging environment." git doesn't support locking files. Then, what is the best way to meet this immutability requirement?
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by sinatra 11y ago
The examples you gave (DB, JSON, etc) are big enough that there would be decent support for those in Rust. But, your concern is definitely valid for more niche requirements. If your primary concern is availability, stability, maturity etc o
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by sinatra 11y ago
Wait, Google doesn't support iOS devices (whereas, this announcement is specifically about iOS), right?
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by sinatra 11y ago
Bitcoin?
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by sinatra 11y ago
They all have almost same (number of) songs.
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by sinatra 11y ago
I use 2-step auth with LastPass. Although passwords are encrypted on client-side for LastPass too, I understand that if LastPass wants, they can get the master password or password for any specific site. All they need to do is change their
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by sinatra 11y ago
And how do you save and sync the passwords across various machines? Edit: The reason I asked is because I wanted to see if 1Password can be more secure than LastPass. However, if you're using 1Password with Dropbox, I'd say this c
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by sinatra 11y ago
It looks like an incremental release. Not a bad idea considering how many bugs / issues Yosemite had. Hopefully, El Capitan fixes most of them.
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by sinatra 11y ago
I think applecore's comment was tongue-in-cheek considering JSON is JavaScript Object Notation and was originally derived from JavaScript.
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by sinatra 11y ago
The nugget was this: > But then I took a calculus class — and it rocked my world. The lecturer really took the time to explain deep concepts and helped me see the intrinsic beauty. Today, when I explain some of the concepts I learned bac
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by sinatra 11y ago
Would love to see something like this for RESTful Web Services built on Go with /users, auth, rate-limiting, etc already working out of the box.

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