throwwit

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by throwwit 13y ago
I understood your original comment. It raised two polarizing political hypotheticals based on childish cyber attacks, that even the attacked cannot speculate on. It's just a website.
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by throwwit 13y ago
Seems we'll be learning evolution the hard way. Weeeeeeeeeeeee!
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by throwwit 13y ago
Funny... just read this article today: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/careers/ca... with the notable quote, "...recounting an exchange with one software CEO who avoids hiring candidates wit
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by throwwit 13y ago
Please don't bring politics into HN. Sigh P.S. You need read the article, "Lungescu noted the statement by "a group of hacktivists" but said that, due to the complexities involved in attributing the attacks, NATO would
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by throwwit 13y ago
Will this commoditize the charger market to the point of more knockoffs?
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by throwwit 13y ago
Probably won't need the AI... all it takes is consolidating it into a bunch of easy to use push button setups. Then Milgram style situations occur.
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by throwwit 13y ago
But just in time for TPP deliberations.
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by throwwit 13y ago
'Congressmen' were once 'people' too, is the counter-point I'd make.
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by throwwit 13y ago
Must have been fond of lead paint as a kid.
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by throwwit 13y ago
I read somewhere the xbox gpu problem was a result of the lead-free solder used to meet environmental regulations.
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by throwwit 13y ago
"Warning! Cryptanalys.is will not work with javascript disabled!" A crypto site with mandatory javascript... seems legit
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by throwwit 13y ago
eerily just remembered Shane Todd http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Shane_Todd
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by throwwit 13y ago
I think this is why bonuses/options were invented ... lol
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by throwwit 13y ago
I'm trying to get at how the issue has been in the media for months, and the most recent technological solutions are to put sticky tape over the camera. I'm surprised there hasn't been at least some protocol/algorithm
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by throwwit 13y ago
http://business.financialpost.com/2013/01/31/apple-files-pat...
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by throwwit 13y ago
I'd be happy if there was more discussion from 'coverage here on HN' that took a solution based approach to the news. Not trying to be an apologist, but it seems counterproductive arguing about all/nothing approaches, w
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by throwwit 13y ago
I'd surmise that forcing the FCC's hand on a common carrier ruling might be preemptive to loon or another mesh-networking based co. gaining ground in a regulatorally permissive space. Especially given longer range wifi tech is on
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by throwwit 13y ago
Not a single picture other than some imaginary desk from the 40's. !?
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by throwwit 13y ago
The 'wallet' would be a verification/allowance mechanism for user-stored private usage data. Basically the user becomes the data broker. And an API/(exchange) could charge a fee on the other side of the business.
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by throwwit 13y ago
Just one idea. Could anyone take these two stories from today: Telecom firms mine for gold in big data despite privacy concerns https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7286080 Cryptocontracts Will Turn Contract Law Into a Prog
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by throwwit 13y ago
Yeah, I had the same problem with G docs. I think an inherent capability of a decent candidate is thinking of all possible avenues at once. When you add in the meta-cognitive overload of an interview to that you're testing other thing
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by throwwit 13y ago
Must have downloaded a snowden.exe while researching.
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by throwwit 13y ago
I've known quite a few programmers that really should have access to the types of resources these big companies command; but just end up in situations simply paying the bills.
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by throwwit 13y ago
I see it as a big push to monetize screen real estate just like what's happening with xbox.
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by throwwit 13y ago
Your resume page looks googly, but I sure hope the HR process nowadays isn't all about gimmicks. All I can suggest is don't stress out and blow the coding interview (happened to me). Umm why are the analytics set to strikingly.com
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by throwwit 13y ago
Are there any protections in place for if an investor is hovering a cursor over a buy button that the stock doesn't get pumped up?
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by throwwit 13y ago
Another unsung... Stanislav Petrov: The man who may have saved the world http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-24280831
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by throwwit 13y ago
I wonder if news coverage of the restrictions is restricted in Turkey. It'd be nice if SOME country started leading by example. 'Safegaurds' like these are gambling on the premise that they will -never- be abused, which is a
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by throwwit 13y ago
I hear ya... but there is also something to be said about those who seek power within an organization, Signal to Noise ratio has got to be difficult.
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by throwwit 13y ago
Part time jobs have already been leveraged by companies to reduce obligations. I'm not sure if there's much left to squeeze out at this point.

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