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DjangoReinhardt
8mo ago
I wish to gently but firmly disagree. The thousands of $$ on audio software are spent because they actually provide the exact output needed. Think of them as a precision-tooled machine part critical to the production flow in a factory. Sure
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7y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224 For people new to HN, this is the comment dewey is referring to, I think. 'dhouston' is Drew Houston, the founder of Dropbox.
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7y ago
3 min, hardcore mode (w/ proofreading): --- Hardcore mode blurs every thing you type, so you have no idea if you are writing correctly. All you have to go by is your judgement and the belief that you do not misspell your words. And eve
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7y ago
Yeah, that's what HIBP does. See here: https://www.troyhunt.com/ive-just-launched-pwned-passwords-v... I really feel Troy has handled HIBP very, very carefully, honestly, and with the utmost transparency so far. He see
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10y ago
Two potential causes: 1. Location matching - both your apps detected you in the same place for an extended period of time. Maybe you guys had mutual friends in the music community? 2. Microphone[0]. They have since refuted that claim[1], bu
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10y ago
It's called shadow profiling[0]. Even if you haven't signed up for a facebook account but someone you know has an account, they by proxy, you have an account. Merely existing as a contact in their address book is enough to create
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10y ago
Seems interesting, but no link to download the html file? Or am I missing something?
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10y ago
The page on Tax Reform[0] seems... interesting. Here's the first paragraph: > Anyone who fills out a tax form knows how harmful the U.S. tax code is today – punishing hard work, savings, and investment. American frustration with th
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10y ago
Well, I have been trying a hobby-dev project that is kinda along these lines but I am almost on the verge of giving up. The problem is, the feed/stream API endpoints for most of the services mentioned above, either do not exist or have
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10y ago
I feel like I should point out that their name isn't storytelling but I also feel like I shouldn'tdo that... :/
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DjangoReinhardt
10y ago
This handle was still available when you registered?
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10y ago
Can we call this the R-Diddly law, please?
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12y ago
I think Ingress is a close match to your description. Also, Lyft and other ride-sharing apps work along the same principles, I think. Similar techniques are also being used for the new-age anonymous messengers, but I may be wrong about thos
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12y ago
I am more disappointed by the comments than the announcement itself. The first few comments seem to be blaming last.fm for 'giving up' without actually trying to understand why they made those (extremely) difficult choices. The mu
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Twitter requires mobile numbers for app-development? Why?
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12y ago
Actually, Sublime Text 3 [0] (although in Beta) is quite stable and already has massive support within the community. I was lucky enough to get started with ST in my early days (not too long ago, tbh) and I haven't felt the need for a
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13y ago
C'mon, who wouldn't want an employee who boils a watch and looks at the egg while contemplating the basic nature and equations that make up the physical sciences? ;)
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13y ago
People close to me used have told me on numerous occasions that I fall into the category of glib-talking, high-flying, never-finishing 'charmers' that the author mentioned in the prose. It took me a while to understand that my goi
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13y ago
Do keep in mind that this letter (essay?) was written in an era when SMS wasn't a thing and getting an education involved (quite literally) crossing your t's and dotting your i's. A keyboard wasn't a thing yet and spell
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"Free Exposure for Open Source Python Projects" by Jeff Knupp
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13y ago
Hmm. Looks like the site is suffering a DoS (friendly, I hope?) at this moment Interestingly, I got this message when navigating to a secondary page: > Cannot GET /get-involved So true.
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13y ago
I was toying around with your (quite excellent) Yowsup library a little while ago and the one question I always had was this: Since WhatsApp doesn't have an official library, wasn't Yowsup always in the cross-hairs? I mean, it was
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13y ago
Slightly OT, but I ran the text your blog post through the TextAnalysis API demo (another link on HN's front-page today) and got a very interesting summary. In fact, I think it captures the soul of your post in the last two/three
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13y ago
Django n00bs like me owe a great deal of our learning to Randall. His book, 'The Heroku Hacker's Guide' is an excellent resource for anyone looking to deploy a Django project quickly and cleanly to Heroku. To that end, he als
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DjangoReinhardt
13y ago
Good work! Just a suggestion: You should probably look to collaborate with this guy: https://haveibeenpwned.com/ The two of you together can help us (l)users know when we've been pwned...
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13y ago
Ah, okay. Thanks for the prompt response. Good luck!
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13y ago
Uh, dammit. I signed up and then realized I hadn't updated my LinkedIn profile in a long, long time. How much will this affect the results? To be honest, I am quite a lowly foot-soldier in terms of work-experience and, therefore, not e
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13y ago
Edit your post and use double-enter to create paragraphs; single-enter is treated as a continuation of paragraph. HN uses a very sparse markdown format...
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13y ago
Is there a page that explains how this works without needing to log in? EDIT: Found it: https://treatings.co/about The infinite scrolling somehow causes the link to be unclickable in my browser. (Latest Chrome + Windows XP
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13y ago
Aha! So you ARE a spammer... :)
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