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by useranme 8y ago
Good to know. I'll never work for Amazon no matter what the pay is.
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by useranme 8y ago
I want to start using HackerNews again.
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by useranme 8y ago
Is there anything OCaml can do that no other language can do?
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by useranme 8y ago
MemSQL and Smalltalk generate C at runtime.
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by useranme 8y ago
Algorithm interviews underestimate how long it takes to flesh out good ideas to hard problems.
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by useranme 8y ago
For better security, you may want to update the SSL cert on your website. It's expired.
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by useranme 8y ago
The most effective method I know of is to buy 10 Litecoins, because they'll be worth $100k+ each within 3 years. Then you're set.
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Ask HN: How are you preparing for the upcoming financial crisis?
5 points by useranme 8y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: Will the US Dollar collapse in 2018?
5 points by useranme 9y ago|2 comments
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by useranme 9y ago
What are the five kinds of lists you need?
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by useranme 9y ago
> Did anything Wave-like developed subsequently turn into a big market? Slack. Trello.
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by useranme 9y ago
I used to believe the same thing. Then I came across these two posts that made me realize one can make a more by day trading: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=60501.0 https://forum.gekko.wizb.it/threa
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by useranme 9y ago
I know it's not there yet but how far from "best thing available" is crypto?
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Why forgetting is good for your memory(huffingtonpost.com)
1 points by useranme 9y ago|0 comments
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by useranme 9y ago
If one has the ability to trade when the price moves, one makes more by selling Nvidia in the beginning of a dip and buying it on the uptrend. Wall Street not understanding tech that much isn't as important if Wall Street can react to
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by useranme 9y ago
I'm curious, why is it impossible? I don't know much about mining.
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by useranme 9y ago
It's not worth it. You'll have other, more valuable ideas. Let it go. Odds are the company won't understand this, or that only you could make this idea work (in a sense ideas choose people, not the other way around), and the
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by useranme 9y ago
"To survive the decades-long process" It's not a decades-long process. I've seen it be closer to 2 years.
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An investor's take on cryptoassets [pdf](s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com)
1 points by useranme 9y ago|0 comments
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Japanese scientists just used AI to read minds and it's amazing(cnbc.com)
3 points by useranme 9y ago|0 comments
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by useranme 9y ago
I liked the idea of increasing the amount of time a spammer expends over their email. I didn't like the idea of having to manually forward the email, manually remove personal information from the body of the email, and sucking the reci
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by useranme 9y ago
I love tab completion. I hate that the terminal and the browser are two different applications.
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by useranme 9y ago
HN seems to also treat connections from Tor differently. If I visit HN from Tor and click on "login" HN pretends it takes forever to establish a connection. But if I first click on an existing HN link and then login, then pages lo
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by useranme 9y ago
I'd pay %20 for a tool that will let others pay for what they say they want before I go build it for them, to prove that they actually want it instead of just talk.
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by useranme 9y ago
Why would thought leaders and well-known VCs want to do that?
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by useranme 9y ago
> "Well, I'm sorry about that. Going public was the best thing that ever happened to this company." I'd be curious to learn Fred Wilson's explanation why going public was the best thing that ever happened to Etsy
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by useranme 9y ago
I'd like to know more about how it works. "The private key is generated on the client side". Does this mean it gets generated with Javascript sent from the server? What if the server gets hacked?
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by useranme 9y ago
I'm curious, what makes the ML families different than Algol?
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by useranme 9y ago
From the paper: "the one and only system that almost all members of the Institute for Computer Systems (including the secretary!) used on a daily basis for all their computing tasks" Even the fonts were designed in-house.
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by useranme 9y ago
I'm going through the paper on "slim binaries". They compress the abstract syntax tree at a semantic level and are smaller than compressed source code. ftp://ftp.cis.upenn.edu/pub/cis700/public_html&#

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