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by toong 12y ago
If you're outlook is a $10M or even $100M valuation, VCs and even angels would not interested.
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by toong 12y ago
Thank you for your elaborate reply. My my view is probably way too simplistic, but I'm really wondering how you would end up with quadratic terms if you need to define stuff like: * this line needs to be 1/3 the length of that lin
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by toong 12y ago
I think CAD constraints would always be expressed in a linear system. I'm wondering if one could use Cassowary for constraint solving here ? Somehow UI-control-layouting with constraints feels similar to constraints in CAD drawings ? :
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by toong 12y ago
Can you elaborate why not ? You can get some cheap dedicated hosting (ex: [1]) for a fraction of the price. It's so cheap compared to AWS you can order a few spare ones and still come out cheaper than your one beefy AWS instance ? The
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by toong 12y ago
According to this Qoura answer [1], they are using American weaponry after all, which they got from what was left behind in Iraq: [1] http://www.quora.com/Why-are-ISIS-militants-driving-Texas-ma...
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by toong 12y ago
That is £50k for two, so £25k each ? That's about UK mean gross income and below London (2007:£27,868) Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Income_in_the_United_Kingdom
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by toong 12y ago
Sorry, I don't know London, but I'm trying to understand your situation. You have a mortgage for around 1.5k for the next 25 years, shared between you and your gf for a flat with a spare bedroom close to the centre of London ? Sou
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by toong 12y ago
I'm okay with (soft) drugs being legal. But free ? You'd be creating a LOT of new problems with drugs being free.
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by toong 12y ago
They pick up American english from tv, British english in school. So it's more of a mix ...
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by toong 12y ago
I'm a little intrigued by a 15% raise year of year ? How long can you sustain that rate ? I'm supposed to be happy if I get 5% or really happy when I get 8% after extraordinary accomplishments. And if you performed extraordinary t
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by toong 12y ago
Why aren't there any alternatives ? I remember fiddling with some tools on Ubuntu to put some music on an iPhone - like, half a decade ago. Is that now blocked somehow ?
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by toong 12y ago
Maybe I'm a cynic but that could be the point ? Make it too cumbersome for your users to put an mp3 from their pc on their iPhone and they might just buy the song again from iTunes ?
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by toong 12y ago
I'm not taking a stab at OpenSSL or SQLCipher. Very good for them not trying to roll their own and use OpenSSL. I was just intrigued by the wording "peer reviewed OpenSSL crypto" and referred to Heartbleed because the amount
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by toong 12y ago
>> "Features: Algorithms provided by the peer reviewed OpenSSL crypto library" Did they add that on their landing page before or after Heartbleed ? (Wayback Machine only has a snapshot as early as Oct 2014)
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by toong 12y ago
And yet you ruined it ?
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by toong 12y ago
>> "Junior/Senior/Management" --- is that the skill level of the interviewer? That's the position you would be hiring for, right ?
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by toong 12y ago
I often use ST to analyse some log files. Do you have any other tooling suggestions besides the command line with grep/awk/... ?
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by toong 12y ago
What about in-repo code search ? https://bitbucket.org/site/master/issue/2874/ability-to-sear...
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by toong 12y ago
Wallmart is another notable node.js user. Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6784967 http://venturebeat.com/2012/01/24/why-walmart-is-using-node-...
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by toong 12y ago
That looks very cool. How does it work ?
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by toong 12y ago
Wow, the idea that he really doesn't have the tools to help out didn't even enter my mind. I was just assuming ignorance/incompetence ? Still .. Hanlon's razor is in my head :-) Edit: if the customer-support-tools really
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by toong 12y ago
I think the parents point is that you generated the random-bitstream somehow, starting from a specific seed. If you know the seed, you could regenerates the random bitstream with a lot less bytes (=secretly compressible). So now you have so
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by toong 12y ago
So you are competing with patio11, although currently targeting a different vertical ? Edit: and a different linguistic area
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by toong 12y ago
Are you sure you didn't study structural engineering while sleepwalking ? :-)
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by toong 12y ago
In Europe they let you keep your lighter, at least inside the Schengen Area.
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by toong 12y ago
I guess not: the troll dropped the case, there was no judicial decision, so there is nothing to cite ?
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by toong 12y ago
Euhm, I don't know anything about slot machines, but isn't the (statistical) expected value not always about the same ? The payout-distribution could be different, maybe that's what you like about it ? (anecdotal: I calculate
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by toong 12y ago
Right. Exactly what the tag-line says :-)
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by toong 12y ago
I just tried it out on an email address that doesn't contain any sensitive information: I think there is something off: gmail lets me browse to 50k+ emails (or conversations?), your tool reports around 1k emails received. I'm not
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Poor Man in the Middle(jpos.org)
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