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by famo 11y ago
Bugcrowd | San Francisco | Full-Time | Onsite Are you a Rails engineer but don't know what XSS, SQLi or mass assignment is? SHAME! Just kidding! Come work for Bugcrowd, build some cool stuff and get your security on. What we do: Our re
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by famo 13y ago
My opinion is that any company building an API should run at least one bug bounty on it before releasing it to the public.
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by famo 13y ago
1. Yes 2. I'm here at SX and saw the interview. Chris Sogohian and Ben Wizner were very focused in their questioning and Edward seemed keen to ensure his main points were conveyed. There really wasn't an opportunity to cover curre
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by famo 13y ago
What's the range on the Bluetooth? Prob not enough to get notifications at one of those annoying parties where you have to place your phone in a bowl at the door so you aren't distracted during "people time". I can see i
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by famo 13y ago
I like thinking about this concept, so I purchased On Computer Simulated Universes by Mark Solomon hoping to gain a little more insight. It's a great book and got me thinking along the lines of why we, or an ancestor universe, may want
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by famo 13y ago
I started with Ember about a year ago and the getting started docs were pretty terrible. It took a lot of experimentation and frustration before I was comfortable developing with it. Eventually I became familiar with the framework and the A
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by famo 13y ago
First make sure the fire sprinkler system is operational..
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by famo 13y ago
Reminds me of this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derweze
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by famo 13y ago
Kids need some or all of the following things when growing up: - a creek or open stormwater drain to play in, be careful during rain - a field big enough to experiment with golf in without killing someone - a covert campground as a base to
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by famo 13y ago
+1 to this. I moved to Manchester a couple of years after uni to help the startup I was working for expand into the UK market. I spent the first year either at my day job or in my room wondering how to make friends. One day I walked past a
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by famo 13y ago
On the seventh day he shall rest.
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by famo 13y ago
Yeah, I can agree with this. For me the scenario starts with reading somebody else's code and thinking it's horrendous. I'll then get this nagging feeling that the problem may instead be me not comprehending the code well eno
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by famo 13y ago
Wow, those statements on dontbeafuckingidiot.com almost reach Charlie Brooker levels of awesome.
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by famo 13y ago
Ha! Alternatively this could become a clumsy, comedic and highly detectable performance enhancing device on the next Tour de France
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by famo 13y ago
A good old strike is not a bad idea.
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by famo 13y ago
I'm surprised Ryan hasn't received an infringement letter from Treehouse over the name Treehouse.
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by famo 13y ago
Snowden doesn't need a passport to leave Russia or enter Venezuela if he claims refugee status and requests asylum. The 1951 Refugee Convention allows a person seeking refuge to travel without a passport due to the possibility that the
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by famo 13y ago
Flatliners! http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099582/
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by famo 13y ago
Lol, because of your "field"
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by famo 14y ago
Another duck-based animated series that passes the nostalgia test for me is Count Duckula. The heated exchange in the Who Might You Be segment reminds me of some HN comment threads I've read: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHnuFmrQtMU&
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by famo 14y ago
Yeah sure, here you go. Sincerely, Ms Kate Awesome, Phd
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by famo 14y ago
Nice idea. Perhaps evolving this to include raw research data could be interesting... e.g. may I please have a) your research paper and b) the 20Gb of trial data you used to come to your conclusions. With this I'll run my own experiments, e
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by famo 14y ago
Ghost In The Wires was definitely my favourite read of 2012. I'm keen to read a few more in your list. Ta for posting!
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by famo 14y ago
A few friends and I did a map hack of rat population vs. median rent price in NYC: http://fergle.com/ratstoriches/ It's only really useful if you're looking to live in Manhattan, and probably completely skewed by Sandy... but interesting
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by famo 14y ago
I didn't see the thread either, but I like this post. I think the best way to go about starting something large and ridiculous is to tell all your friends and family you're going to do it, to the point where it would become embarrassing if
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by famo 14y ago
Very good presentation, thanks for the link
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by famo 14y ago
I thought the same regarding cliche. The themes are too obvious to me: head in hands, lost girlfriend, lingering last look. They're all listed in TV tropes somewhere. That being said, I'm the guy who cringes when someone sings about their l
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by famo 14y ago
If you really want to make it funked out, you could set up a CI process to check out your puppet scripts and build an AMI whenever a change is made to your config. Then the deploy task would be a rolling upgrade of the new AMI to whichever