j2labs

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IOS, no OSS, Introverts, and I(j2labs.tumblr.com)
1 points by j2labs 13y ago|0 comments
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by j2labs 13y ago
Keith Rabois is apparently teaming up with Stripe too. What a day for them! https://twitter.com/rabois/status/426157931239714816
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by j2labs 13y ago
NSA-proof? The willingness to say this makes it suspect. shrug
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by j2labs 13y ago
The email refers to a hole having to do with bitly. Anyone have more info?
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by j2labs 13y ago
It might be because the CEO is basically the same age as his users.
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by j2labs 13y ago
"It has become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity." – Albert Einstein
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by j2labs 13y ago
I wish they'd use the leaked database to get my phone number and then have pugs call me.
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by j2labs 13y ago
Acquifire
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by j2labs 13y ago
I never exercise, but I play drums for a couple hours multiple times a week and I walk everywhere. I don't call it exercise because it's all a lot of fun
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by j2labs 13y ago
This is an easy one to understand. Krugman was a proponent of mass inflation, aka. helicopters of money, as a solution to the credit crisis. Bitcoin makes it basically impossible to manipulate the money supply the way the Fed has done to na
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by j2labs 13y ago
Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital, by Carlota Perez
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Cameron warns UK press: sign up to royal charter or else(theguardian.com)
1 points by j2labs 13y ago|0 comments
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by j2labs 13y ago
I wonder if they asked for permission?
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by j2labs 13y ago
What you refer to as "dickwaving" is them attempting to understand your eye for detail. Great hackers often have fantastic eyes for detail. You might have one, but you missed your chance to demonstrate it by interpreting this so
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by j2labs 13y ago
This isn't revolutionary, this is BitTorrent.
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by j2labs 13y ago
I don't think so. Meetup will ask them and provide a mailing list so reaching them is possible while still maintaining their privacy. You can, of course, ask them for anything and see if they offer.
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by j2labs 13y ago
From someone who's organized multiple meetups in NYC, Hack And Tell being the most well-known, I would say just start the meetup. There's a high probability of lots of people in NYC thinking in the same direction you're thin
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by j2labs 13y ago
The tendency to overlook concerns of security is not unique to web frameworks.
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Using Metadata to find Paul Revere(kieranhealy.org)
1 points by j2labs 13y ago|0 comments
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by j2labs 13y ago
painfully cheesy
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by j2labs 13y ago
I wonder if these patterns are related to male pattern baldness too?
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by j2labs 13y ago
I think it could work in theory, but the risks appear to be higher. I speculate that it's easier to build a successful TV series than it is to build a popular record. I'm no expert in the music industry, but I've played in multiple bands, g
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by j2labs 13y ago
Offline mode for video would be fantastic.
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by j2labs 14y ago
I run three meetups and know a bunch of the folks that work there. They are extremely fair minded people. Fairer than I am myself. Given what I know of the people, the service, and my experience hosting three meetups, this story doesn't
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Hacking Cisco Phones(youtube.com)
2 points by j2labs 14y ago|0 comments
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by j2labs 14y ago
That's exactly how the company got started. They sold DOS before they even owned it.
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by j2labs 14y ago
Does anyone else have the typo issue where you forget an entire?
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by j2labs 14y ago
Here's answer: http://j2labs.tumblr.com/post/38951909060/a-few-days-before-...
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by j2labs 14y ago
Because he expresses uncertainty in more than one of his take-aways. He uses stronger language when he has more confidence in the idea. "This may have..." or "I believe" or "this seems" all suggest he isn't stating fact and is instead thin
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Bruce Sterling on Why It Stopped Making Sense to Talk About 'The Internet'(theatlantic.com)
3 points by j2labs 14y ago|0 comments

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