stbullard

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by stbullard 15y ago
Think Egypt, Syria, China: countries where large-scale keyword filtering and MITM attacks are common, and the infrastructure is owned by the opponent. What's needed in those cases isn't peer-to-peer encryption, but peer-to-service (and serv
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by stbullard 15y ago
Looks like fun! I'll be watching the stream from NY; were any NY-based YC companies invited to host satellite events/open houses? (Would any like to? I'll provide the philtrum towels!)
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by stbullard 15y ago
Looking through the source, there's code to pause the stream onhover, but it's turned off. Considering Steve's Zen Buddhism, it strikes me as a poetic tribute; a silent reminder to let go. "The meditator strives to be aware of the stream of
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by stbullard 15y ago
Some quick feedback: Is this a job-listing site, or a resume/reputation site? Choose one and stick with it. Give me actual social proof (FB's Facepile or just generic testimonials by industry) on the front page. Don't use the words "get soc
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by stbullard 15y ago
Am I alone in thinking schema.org is a direct answer to Facebook's Open Graph Protocol?
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by stbullard 16y ago
Relevant research is at http://www.cs.utexas.edu/~shmat/shmat_oak09.pdf (warning: PDF).
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by stbullard 16y ago
I think Addieu ( http://addieu.com ) is doing something like your first point: tap your respective phones to exchange contact info and social networks (full disclosure: I'm one of the cofounders, and we're iPhone only right now). As for you
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Apple to open pop-up store at SXSW(statesman.com)
2 points by stbullard 16y ago|0 comments