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vinalia
9y ago
I think you're right about keeping the long-term goals of the company in mind when doing the equity split. A couple months in the span of 6-10 years is nothing. We'll stick with the 50/50 split based on this. On the vesting p
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Ask HN: How to split equity for full-time and part-time co-founders?
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9y ago
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Owner of cock.li arrested in Romania
(cock.li)
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11y ago
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vinalia
11y ago
It sounds like Cellebrite employees are largely ex unit 8200 members (Israel's SIGNIT program).[1] The article really doesn't seem to talk about Cellebrite's history much at all. [1] http://www.pbs.org/newshour
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vinalia
11y ago
I'm not sure I buy the idea of email as a private alternative to Facebook. To keep your message content private, wouldn't all parties need to be hosting their own servers or using encryption? There's also the problem of knowi
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vinalia
11y ago
There was a good talk back in 2012 from ex NSA that laid out some of the details for how the US surveillance keeps track of online behavior too[1]. I think (as awful as it is) we can expect most governments major governments to do this if i
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12y ago
If you want to create an analogy, I think chans are more like user group meetings that happen in public spaces (e.g. a public park). Nobody would kick members out of the park because they heard that they're pro-ISIS (that's just t
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Internet Spying in Australia
(zdnet.com)
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12y ago
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US To Criminalize Moive and Music Streaming
(torrentfreak.com)
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12y ago
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vinalia
12y ago
I understand the state's fear after the Mt. Gox fallout but their effort seems too overreaching. How could they possibly enforce _all_ citizens and businesses involved in cryptocurrencies to have licenses, hold 10 years of records, etc
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vinalia
12y ago
The one thing I still like about AppleScript is the GUI scripting. I don't know of any other way to control the mouse position, clicking, and keyboard input using a programming language. One time I had to fill out a few thousand pdf fi
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vinalia
13y ago
It might be fun to look at LOGO (maybe UCBLogo[1], free books included) for a first programming language. This has a first-person (turtle) view on a GUI that you move around to make shapes and do math/physics. The idea is that when pro
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Snowden SXSW Video Recording
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13y ago
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vinalia
13y ago
LISP is still a great language for web programming! [1] Lately it seems like more people are doing compile to JS (like asm.js and Mozilla's emscripten work in Odin Monkey [2]) which fits in perfectly with LISP dialects. Programmers can
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13y ago
There was a pretty good talk at 29C3 about side-channel analysis and how it can break secret keys of wireless devices and smartcards. [1] With knowledge of cryptanalysis and lots of free time I think it's conceivable that someone could
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vinalia
13y ago
Maybe this would be a good opportunity for university students over there to test out a network like Freenet for communicating? FMS, Frost, or Freemail could be used for messaging back and forth in place of e-mails and social networks. A co