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NSA Releases 21 Oral History Interviews(nsa.gov)
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by zeeshanm 11y ago
Going a little bit off on a tangent here but this article reminded me of how the gold price against the dollar has historically been set: >Every morning at nine o'clock, [acting treasury secretary] Morgenthau; Jesse Jones, the head
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MagicalTux (MtGox CEO) in Japan Charged with Embezzlement(scmp.com)
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Low Interest Rates Help Private-Equity Moguls and Hurt Average Americans(thenation.com)
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by zeeshanm 11y ago
Another reason code needs to be idiomatic.
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by zeeshanm 11y ago
Well, Amazon also has an army of middle managers, engineers, and others.
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WTF Are Smart Contracts Anyway?(db.erisindustries.com)
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Have Uber's 'phantom cars' disappeared?(theguardian.com)
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My week as an Amazon insider (2013)(theguardian.com)
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by zeeshanm 11y ago
Doing it manually is one way but not scalable. You can aggregate data either using available APIs or by scraping websites. You can list books on Amazon that are available on Half.com and give you a decent profit margin. It doesn't matt
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Tor Developer Suspects NSA Interception of Amazon Purchase (2014)(storyleak.com)
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by zeeshanm 11y ago
Appears data from NewYorker is scraped (unless they have an open API?) and put into "restos" variable in JavaScript. [0] Then it's plotted on Google Map using their API. [1] 0 - view-source: http://newforkermap.com&
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by zeeshanm 11y ago
To add to this, you can use Amazon Listing API to add/remove items that are available on Half.com.
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by zeeshanm 11y ago
I personally know someone who successfully arbitraged Amazon and Half.com. There is so much potential out there.
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Ask HN: Has anyone used Bitcoin mining as a service such as cex.io?
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by zeeshanm 11y ago
From what I have heard they are now expecting their employees to still move fast, break stuff, but be ready to be penalized for it if you do. So, really, they are encouraging their employees to move at a steady pace with occasional hack ni
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What Bitcoin Is Now and What It Could Become(techcrunch.com)
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Rethinking Scale at Hackathons(youtube.com)
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Campus Data(campusdata.org)
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Selling Out and the Death of Hacker Culture(medium.com)
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by zeeshanm 11y ago
Probably adblockers keep a dictionary of filters for blocking native ads.
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by zeeshanm 11y ago
This may be the craziest idea that ever worked! In any event, shoot me an email. I am always open to help fellow entrepreneurs out in any way I can.
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Travis Kalanick Tells Stephen Colbert Self-Driving Cars Are the Future(passitdown.tv)
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Alive – Live Coding for Visual Studio(comealive.io)
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Why Just Being Innovative Isn’t Good Enough(josephwalla.com)
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Sony Founding Prospectus(sony.net)
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Tweetstorm: A Goal That Will Take You Places(twitter.com)
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Jeff Bezos on Google in 2001 – Passitdown.tv (2001)(passitdown.tv)
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by zeeshanm 11y ago
Great stuff. And clearly your father predicted the future in 1965: >>While everything looks so bright for 1965 in America, it is very moving to see a country, or live in a country, where everything will deteriorate further during the
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Tweetstorm: how to keep thinking new ideas?(twitter.com)
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