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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
Indeed, there is progress for whoever finds these vulnerabilities. And I'm sure they wouldn't mind doubling their salary.
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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
You just ruined my hopes of making an annual salary in an evening. > The work required to build reliable exploits against hardened Windows can take months.
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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
$150k
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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
$150 for mitigation bypass and a defensive solution? That's one way to make an annual salary.
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What's my next pet project?(hery.ratsimihah.com)
1 points by bluepanda_ 13y ago|0 comments
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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
Thanks for quantifying it, that will be useful.
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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
Open-sourcing it would be a good idea, as other developers could potentially fix it for you.
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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
Congrats, that's amazing!
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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
That makes sense. Thank you.
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Ad-Free Lyrics From Your Terminal(github.com)
1 points by bluepanda_ 13y ago|0 comments
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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
+1 on stock Android 4.2 looking great and being very usable. +1 on iOS7 and stock Android 4.2 looking way too similar.
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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
It'd work best if I fork it and and it myself. Less work for you, more customization for me. :)
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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
It would be perfect if I could add one-time expense/income.
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Ask HN: Do you build tools whose end user is just you?
2 points by bluepanda_ 13y ago|8 comments
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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
Thanks for all the suggestions. To be more specific, my situation is that I'll be making $x this summer, in addition to making $y/month and spending $z/month. I need to visualize these data to determine whether I can afford to make that $x
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Ask HN: What money management tool do you use?
11 points by bluepanda_ 13y ago|14 comments
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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
Learning front-end coding can not only increase your chances of getting hired, but it can also broaden your perspective of web design.
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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
Can you code in HTML/CSS/JavaScript? Or do you only design mockups?
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Grading Fairness Proportional to Teaching Quality(medium.com)
1 points by bluepanda_ 13y ago|0 comments
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Four Steps to GSoC, With a Degree(medium.com)
1 points by bluepanda_ 13y ago|0 comments
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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
I got the Fitbit One. You have to manually tell it you're about to sleep and you just woke up, then it tells you how long you stayed in bed, how many times you woke up, and how much deep sleep you had. Based on that, I averaged that I neede
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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
I have the exact same config, without urxvt. Awesome is great. Really lightweight and fast, like Arch, actually.
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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
"I wasn't sure if that meant starting a company of if that meant working for a company that makes cool stuff," so I did both and started a company that makes cool stuff. Nbd, guys.
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Algorithmic Web Design(hery.ratsimihah.com)
4 points by bluepanda_ 13y ago|1 comments
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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
It looks great, but isn't it risky to force people use an IDE? A lot of developers like to work in their own environment.
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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
Interesting post. I decided to use Django for our startup because Python was a requirement, we're planning to have a lot of customers, and Django seems like the most appropriate choice for large scale apps. While I've mostly used non-rel da
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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
I've seen so many posts about interview rants, including one I wrote myself, that I feel like the problem lies in the higher demand than supply of positions, and that interviews, not matter what bad feedback they seem to give, aren't that p
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Jack Of No Trade(medium.com)
1 points by bluepanda_ 13y ago|0 comments
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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
Thanks :)
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by bluepanda_ 13y ago
I'll keep that in mind in the future. I thought the HN audience didn't only include knowledgeable developers.

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