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Vlogbrothers launch Subbable, an alternative to YouTube subscriptions
(dailydot.com)
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13y ago
Because this is America, and it's supposed to be an amazing country where you have wonderful rights as outlined in the constitution.
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Your wording implies that you think Google has something to hide or to be embarrassed about releasing the data, and that is not the case. The government asks for people's data all the time, and Google is legally obligated to provide th
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13y ago
Sad that this only got 5 votes, when it's a perfectly logical explanation for all the sensationalism around this story.
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13y ago
"Collection directly from the servers of these U.S. Service Providers..." could easily mean "We ask them for the data and they give it to us from their servers." Especially in the context of that slide where they are con
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When you get a FISA letter you aren't allowed to acknowledge that you got it, or tell anyone about it. So yes, there are very tricky laws to skirt around here which necessitate the use of a lawyer when responding to these. Google has b
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13y ago
So... this is basically a really slow Fax service.
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They would probably let you reapply for the different position. You should try.
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iTunes U is an amazing resource for learning these days. So many courses and lectures and homework assignments. And Khan academy has a pretty good CS section as well.
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13y ago
Start with the basics of data structures and algorithms. Get a textbook and read it and implement the structures using whatever language you like, and find problems that are solved by using those data structures (and solve them). Watch comp
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Created by three of us over the course of about a month (including testing on testflight and waiting on app store approvals, etc.). Two of us are engineers (ex-YouTube, ex-finance guy) and a designer, two of which did the hackstar program l
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Show HN: We are unemployed, so we made an iPhone game
(snapsnapgame.com)
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Would love to see something like the Thermodo[1] but for air quality or pollen sniffing. The aggregate data could be really interesting. [1] http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/robocat/thermodo-the-tin...
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The deflation argument is brought up a lot around here, I wonder if you've read this article: http://www.forbes.com/sites/jonmatonis/2012/12/23/fear-not-d... > Contrary to the central banking and political class insistence that deflat
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Bitcoin is not a bank, and does not replace banks. There's nothing stopping anyone from setting up a bank that handles your bitcoin transactions, and therefore can reverse transactions between two parties. Replace "Bitcoin" with "Dollar" an
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To me, this signals a strong need for more secure bitcoin storage options, and since this is hacker news, perhaps some of us should get started on that :)
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I applied for one of these positions a few weeks ago. I got a generic "we'll let you know after we look at your stuff!" email in response, then nothing. So the site looks nice, love the videos and whatnot, but more transparency after submit
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When things go terribly right
(thoughtcatalog.com)
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Don't forget the YouTube audio comment preview.
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Are you only interested in projects with a single contributor, or are you open to something made by 3 people but as a side project?
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And here's a bunch of FAQ + answers about that my_speed page: http://support.google.com/youtube/bin/answer.py?hl=en&an...
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Hi, ex-youtube video eng here. (also posted this as a comment on the blog post) A while ago YouTube put together a speed information page that you could use to check out your download speeds as well as compare to other isps in your area: h
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While I agree that these other sites have "ripped you off," I don't think you should spend any more time worrying about it or "fighting" them. From a quick glance, these sites appear to be tiny "companies" that probably saw a nice site and
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Bootstrap 3 is switching to glyphicon fonts, which I think look better than the FontAwesome stuff. http://blog.getbootstrap.com/2012/12/10/bootstrap-3-plans/ You can see the bootstrap 3 branch in the bootstrap github project.
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Technical q's or content related? I used to work at YouTube and wrote a lot of their player embed and API code, so if it's technical I might be able to answer some q's.
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Get any snapchat user's email (privacy leak)
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The difference is that reddit crams everyone into a category, where Pinterest uses a follow model to curate your stream. Imagine if the reddit homepage filled up with posts only from categories you explicitly followed and you might get some
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Fixing our social sharing tools
(medium.com)
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Yeah. Sharp knees. Would not hit.[1] [1] http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/210-would-not-bang
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Google doesn't care if android is a "second-rate" OS. Google makes money from people using google. More smart phones = good for google, regardless of the OS the phone runs. Android has been hugely successful in getting phone carriers away f
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