yuvadam

70 ms·

751.
by yuvadam 15y ago
any chance on getting the second ticket for free? :)
752.
by yuvadam 15y ago
Dropbox will never get security right I fail to see how you conclude that. Yes, they did have several glitches in the past, and no, they did not always respond as they should have. But there are some pretty smart people working at Dropbox
753.
by yuvadam 15y ago
inb4 http://hntrends.jerodsanto.net/?q=bitcoin
754.
Liking Is for Cowards. Go for What Hurts.(nytimes.com)
46 points by yuvadam 15y ago|4 comments
755.
by yuvadam 15y ago
I was expecting a rickroll there at the end... Fresh prince - close enough.
756.
by yuvadam 15y ago
I'd really like to hear about pg's gripes with TechStars.
757.
by yuvadam 15y ago
I'm sure it indicates something . Google searches are usually somewhat correlated to real-life trends.
758.
by yuvadam 15y ago
A naive question here: Suppose I accidentally stumble upon a gaping security hole in my bank's online service (or any other online service for that matter). Am I legally obliged to notify them of that security bug? Can I offer the bank my a
759.
by yuvadam 15y ago
Assuming Color et al. have no incredible innovation up their sleeves, any data set they would be gathering is most likely a subset of what Facebook already has on their graph. In that case, Facebook is very well positioned to execute faster
760.
by yuvadam 15y ago
Absolutely. Facebook's behemoth social graph will easily steamroll over any new effort in this space. Color/Path/Instagram will need some insane differentiation in order to win this battle.
761.
by yuvadam 15y ago
Well, most of the area is pretty low resolution. You can try zooming in on sensitive areas, probably the best bet would be on Dimona (alleged nuclear reactor), but I think you'll get the same low resolution pretty much anywhere.
762.
by yuvadam 15y ago
This is not new, and has been known for many years. Interestingly enough, this policy is awkward - borderline useless - for two reasons. First, any satellite imagery, at any resolution, can be purchased on the private market, for the righ
763.
by yuvadam 15y ago
True. @-tweeting the same message is indeed low hanging fruit. But spam gets sophisticated as the arms race continues. My assertion is that after a certain point (which we are not far from), Twitter as a platform will have a problem making
764.
by yuvadam 15y ago
I'm not sure the heuristics are that simple. The signal-to-noise ratio in Twitter is already low as it is. Most tweets contain links, lots of users are followers but are not followed. Sure, combining several clever heuristics can reduce spa
765.
by yuvadam 15y ago
I would argue that the most cheapest option for hosting static sites nowadays is on S3. At $0.14/GB and $1/million requests - I don't think you can get any cheaper. Or reliable, for that matter.
766.
by yuvadam 15y ago
I have a gripe with this whole "resume 2.0" thing. It's not about a flashy design. It's not about specifically targeting the company you want to work for. It's about standing out from the crowd. Being special. Once everyone and their mother
767.
by yuvadam 15y ago
The paper has not been peer reviewed yet. Therefore the conjecture has not yet been solved . Have we forgot the recent NP≠P paper? The author was also a highly-regarded scientist. That did not guarantee anything.
768.
by yuvadam 15y ago
So what exactly indicates that they are (going to be profitable in the years to come)?
769.
by yuvadam 15y ago
I've been hearing about LLVM for quite some time, but never fully grasped what it is . This article tackles everything you should know about LLVM. I'm finally starting to get it. Perfect.
770.
by yuvadam 15y ago
This is an interesting point. The www. prefix seems to be slowly fading away from the landscape, but URLs without the prefix never felt like first-class citizens on the web. The inability to use CNAMEs in root level domains also affects oth
771.
Ask HN: what happened to LastPass?
25 points by yuvadam 15y ago|9 comments
772.
by yuvadam 15y ago
Personally, I find these aliases a bit too terse. Aliases are important for enhanced productivity, but shell aliases are too much. I find these git aliases much more comfortable: alias.st=status alias.co=checkout alias.c
773.
by yuvadam 15y ago
touché
774.
by yuvadam 15y ago
Misleading title. Correlation does not imply causation, etc...
775.
by yuvadam 15y ago
That's the most beautiful thing I've seen today.
776.
Script that gives hackers access to user accounts floods Facebook(thenextweb.com)
1 points by yuvadam 15y ago|0 comments
777.
GCJ 2011 qualification round review(blog.y3xz.com)
1 points by yuvadam 15y ago|0 comments
778.
by yuvadam 15y ago
I know what I said.
779.
by yuvadam 15y ago
To whom do these photos do any good? Pure necrophilia.
780.
by yuvadam 15y ago
I would love to see the code that produces this bug.

More ›