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by trevoragilbert 13y ago
Curious how this would be useful. What's a good example?
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by trevoragilbert 13y ago
Interesting, am checking iMedicor out. It brings up an interesting question (at least to me): has there been any NSA-related breaches of HIPAA compliant software? Or any healthcare-data related breaches?
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Ask HN: What is the most secure way to thwart NSA surveillance?
6 points by trevoragilbert 13y ago|4 comments
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by trevoragilbert 13y ago
This is really cool. Though seems a bit risky to have your drone flying around with lava shooting through the air. Any idea on how they avoided ruining their drone?
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by trevoragilbert 13y ago
My problem with solutions like this is that they never seem to fit any other people's methods of working. Saying things like "Only check e-mail twice per day" is not going to work for 95% of the people that are reading this (
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by trevoragilbert 13y ago
Fun game, hooked me for longer than I'd have liked. :) Curious why you chose HTML5?
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by trevoragilbert 13y ago
Fascinating story of the growth of a giant. I wish they hadn't glossed over the early growth of the company and how it grew during the Cold War and the divide in Europe. Anyone know any more about that part?
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by trevoragilbert 13y ago
"'On net, more than taking off as a widely-used alternative currency, it is much more plausible that bitcoin eventually has a significant impact in terms of its innovation on payments technology, by forcing existing players to ad
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by trevoragilbert 13y ago
Why not? We link other things with employment for cities where there's a large, concentrated number of employees. Towns with fire departments owned by the companies.
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by trevoragilbert 13y ago
"Spurned botnet employee left with access to Twitter accounts, tweets millions of times"
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by trevoragilbert 13y ago
I said the idea was off the top of my head! It could be a double-blind. Hospital doesn't know which of the companies you work for, and the company doesn't know which employees are costing them money.
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by trevoragilbert 13y ago
This could just be a university research project. I read about a similar one last year that was focused on how to create bots that mimic human behavior. Obviously this one would be a much larger scale, but think that knee-jerk reaction of &
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by trevoragilbert 13y ago
What about (off the top of my head), a hospital that is funded by a network of companies. It only treats people who work for these companies, and the companies all foot the bill based on # of employees. The companies own the hospital and ru
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by trevoragilbert 13y ago
More like this: http://techcrunch.com/author/josh-constine/
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by trevoragilbert 13y ago
The "of the people by the people" mode tends to happen during election years, so a bit surprising that she's speaking like this now.
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by trevoragilbert 13y ago
1 - Double opt-in like jtoeman says is key 2 - "but if someone I intro doesn’t reply before the intro-ee does, they’re going to have a hard time getting another one from me. Ever." I've never heard this before, and am not e
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by trevoragilbert 13y ago
I think to myself that I definitely wouldn't have, and that I would have weather the storm of the press outside my house, and just focused on that great payday (everyday). But from what I've heard, the paparazzi changes everything
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by trevoragilbert 13y ago
We're Hiring at Prismatic (getprismatic.com) The office is located in SOMA in San Francisco. Frontend Engineer at Prismatic: iOS, Web, and Android. http://boards.greenhouse.io/prismatic/jobs/5971 Strong CS ba
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Net Neutrality and the Oil War(recode.net)
40 points by trevoragilbert 13y ago|28 comments
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Introducing HipHip (Array): Fast and flexible numerical computation in Clojure(blog.getprismatic.com)
93 points by trevoragilbert 13y ago|41 comments
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App.net: A Glass of Water in a Desert of Ad-Supported Social Networks(pandodaily.com)
3 points by trevoragilbert 14y ago|0 comments
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Tickets for PandoDaily's PandoMonthly with Ben Horowitz(pandodaily.com)
1 points by trevoragilbert 14y ago|0 comments
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FAKEGRIMLOCK Now Advising a Startup Near You(pandodaily.com)
2 points by trevoragilbert 14y ago|0 comments
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Apps: Establishment. Features. Elegance.(atomictrevor.com)
1 points by trevoragilbert 15y ago|0 comments
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How Amazon's New Browser Will Upend The Open Internet(atomictrevor.com)
1 points by trevoragilbert 15y ago|1 comments
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by trevoragilbert 15y ago
I had the same thought. However, it is in beta.
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Early access codes to MyCube for HN Readers
3 points by trevoragilbert 15y ago|4 comments
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by trevoragilbert 15y ago
First, let's get one thing out of the way. Wal-Mart is in the business of cheap goods. This means cutting costs everywhere possible without breaking the law. I don't work for Wal-Mart (thankfully), but I'm assuming the reason the wages are