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ConceitedCode
13y ago
It's refreshing to see someone validate their idea like this and asking why it won't work. Too many times I've seen start ups jump right in and go for broken without careful validation. Ultimately, I would not use your product because it's
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13y ago
I find this kind of stuff awesome. Makes the developers seem more relatable, I guess.
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ConceitedCode
13y ago
Maybe like a $1 equivalent worth of btc minimum? Not sure I'd mind some spam if I was getting some value for each piece.
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13y ago
Is that really how it started? What prompted the change?
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13y ago
Even if he did brute force it, he did the same thing with Go and it was much faster. So by comparison Ruby is slow and his conclusion is sound. Yes he could have optimized it, but that just means he could of optimized the Go solution too.
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Infinite HTML table by Simple
(simple.com)
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Programmer under oath admits computers rig elections
(youtube.com)
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13y ago
With all the attention Ember is getting lately I'm glad to see Angular getting some attention.
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Android build tool from Facebook
(github.com)
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13y ago
The "How 2.0 Changed" section only lists dropping support for IE 6/7/8 and reduced file size (from dropping the IE support?). Are there any other note worthy/major changes or just minor bug fixes and the like?
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13y ago
Is there anyway to "stitch" together the photos to improve quality? Like filling in details on the hat for instance. I could have sworn I have seen similar technology before.
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13y ago
Anyone know what technology S3 uses to meet this kind of demand?
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13y ago
This just showed up in my inbox. "Our goal with Google Affiliate Network has been to help advertisers and publishers improve their performance across the affiliate ecosystem. Cost-per-action (CPA) marketing has rapidly evolved in the last f
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Google Affiliate Network closes
(thedrum.com)
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13y ago
Just learned about google person finder. http://google.org/personfinder/2013-boston-explosions/
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13y ago
Reddit user in boston giving great updates as he hears them. http://www.reddit.com/r/WTF/comments/1ceng3/boston_marathon_...
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13y ago
Couldn't agree more so. What "precautions" and new reforms are we gonna see in the name of security?
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13y ago
At least I could take nail clippers on an airplane in 1999.
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13y ago
I tend to think the timing is just a coincidence. They also upgraded CPU and bandwidth over the last month and there were rumors of upgraded RAM for a while too.
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13y ago
"credit cards were encrypted, sadly both the private and public keys were stored on the webserver so that provides 0 additional security" That's just poor security and 100% they're own fault. I accept that there are security issues with eve
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13y ago
If this is true then all the trust that Linode has built up over the years was just thrown out the window. According to the hacker they've known for 2 weeks and made a deal with the hackers. Ultimately, they were as far from transparent as
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13y ago
I guess this is why they wanted everyone to reset their password 2 days ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5541915
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13y ago
The biggest issue I see would be updating the block chain for the wallet between uses. Seems like it takes longer and longer to update. Moved my wallet to a new computer last night and it's been going for the last 5 hours.
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13y ago
At first it felt significantly worse for me, but as I started using it there is no significant difference. Webkit's is prettier and I like the being able to refresh to clear it though.
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13y ago
It's fraud. No if, ands or buts. The client hired you to do X then you should do X. You can suggest to do Y and if the client clears it then you do Y, but only if the client tells you to do Y. If I was the client I would be furious. If the
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Ask HN: What are some good Stripe alternatives?
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13y ago
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Show HN: Yet another side project of mine - Life Tip a Day
(lifetipaday.com)
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14y ago
"Be the change you want to see in the world." - Mahatma Gandhi
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Ask HN: What quote inspired you the most?
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14y ago
Manually at the moment, but I am starting the process of putting in a few hundred and automating the publishing for the future. I'm actually thinking about opening up an API for other people to use to get a quote a day, but I'm not sure if
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