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Hobby developer threatened with patent on app...advice?
(stackem.shawnsbits.com)
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16y ago
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Google design based off Microsoft Excel 2011? You decide.
(9bplus.com)
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Malware + MongoDB + Map/Reduce = Awesome Results
(blog.9bplus.com)
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Posterous down?
(downforeveryoneorjustme.com)
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16y ago
I love you.
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16y ago
Viewers yes, but I need something that takes the JSON returned from an AJAX call and gives me a nice view of it. So it needs to be something I can call through an API or locally.
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Ask HN: Library to pretty print JSON?
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16y ago
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16y ago
Do a quick tag replacer or stripper from your input validation. The script stuff is the biggest issue, but as you can see from the ORLY owl, HTML is still making it through too.
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You need to look into some serious security stuff on the site. You have directory listings, so I can see all your php files and start fuzzing them. I managed to get some mysql error to dump on input which then showed a little idea of how yo
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Show HN: Crowd Puzzle - Realtime puzzles with friends
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He can read through the code, but he can not articulate it well. There were many times when I stopped to correct him so he knew. I think his biggest issue is that he doesn't understand the level of effort in writing a full scale application
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What's it like to be non-technical and own a company?
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16y ago
"You technically don't even need a real corporation until much later in the process than you would expect (I have friends who run successful businesses as sole proprietorships)." While this is true, it may be worth having an LLC or somethin
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I hope that [insert hope here]
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You need to do input validation on your search input. Accepts tags and processes them.
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Real nice posting a hot link to a hacked site. Sighs, the Internet is doomed.
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Anyone else see this as a royal pain in the ass? Malware developers and spammers are going to jump all over this one.
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Ask Me What I'm Reading: Kindles & Public Transportation
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Having been a member of both match and okcupid, I am sad to hear this news. I went to go cancel my match account the other day and to my dismay saw that my credit card had been charged again without my direct consent. After looking over the
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16y ago
I am a cyclist and it is all about suffering. Sports or workouts where I don't suffer just seem kind of boring now. v02 for life. :)
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16y ago
Man, this is so old school.
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16y ago
http://www.amazon.com/Smart-Swarm-Understanding-Colonies-Com... Great book on animal/insect swarms and how we can learn from them.
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16y ago
You have pointed out a few things I have been working with already. The first one I have covered, but that goes a lot more into the design. To your second point, I am not sure. I obviously am not in the business to cheat people of their mon
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Someone had mentioned this when I pitched the idea. Couldn't the fees to play be considered a service? You are not betting, but instead solving a problem.
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Ask HN: Would you pay to play?
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Tell HN: Object365 - Everyday of your life in a JSON object
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That could work, but I am afraid of losing interest of people based on that. I guess these are good things to vet out in a private beta.
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Ask HN: Landing page Vs. jumping right in?
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16y ago
I am using Nodejs as an update monitor for a community game. When one person does something, I need to update everyone else. I initially did this with ajax polling back to the server for any updates. While this worked, it seemed slow. Now a
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16y ago
I just took a look at this and I like the concept. I kind of wonder if my game falls in line with their model though. Users would essentially buy tokens on my app and then use them which could result in a reward. So they are buying a servic
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