jdawg77

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by jdawg77 12y ago
This can't be because the most advanced unit in the entire United States Military reminded the world that, last month, they already played the trump card can it? http://www.army.mil/article/141734/Army_cyber
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by jdawg77 12y ago
Dshell was released on December 17th; last month. Press release from the US Army on Jan 28th (3 days ago...) would be a better, more official source than this blog. http://www.army.mil/article/141734/Army_cyber_def
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by jdawg77 12y ago
So, thanks for the downvote. I had a suspicion, given the venom, then reviewed your LinkedIn profile. Before saying, "There is no criminal case," review some facts - and the legal aspects of state vs nation in the US of A. If a la
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by jdawg77 12y ago
Proving damages, with open source on the backs of funding, is relatively easy for an attorney with startup experienc, knows how much it costs to build a brand + reputation, etc. Then you can put together a financial model on, "Opportun
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by jdawg77 12y ago
If this isn't lies, and you live in a country with IP laws, it's easy: Step 1. Validate your claim is legit; documentation and everything goes a long way. Archive.org is actionable in court (for fun, I put up an article on how I c
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by jdawg77 12y ago
Take it from somebody who's shaken hands with the Indian High Commissioner of a country, chatted up many members of the State Bank of India and who's friends with a venture capitalist that takes investing in, and expanding, domest
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by jdawg77 12y ago
Near as I can tell, you sound a bit like my javascript skills - that's not where I choose to focus though. My CTO, co-founder (we got rejected by Ycombinator, but, also applied super late) is a self taught programmer who, if you read w
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by jdawg77 12y ago
Eff.org did similar a while back; also, browsing habits for years have been clearly a "Fingerprint," same as the keystrokes, depth, etc, were found recently on a monitor. Even better, creepier, was the government study 15 years ag
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by jdawg77 12y ago
Bingo, Wired, and bravo for writing this! Let's see: I tell everybody I'm broke. I caught up on ten years of back due tax paperwork. I'm clean, sober and have been for months...just launched free, open source no strings sof
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by jdawg77 12y ago
Fantastic article and in the past seven months, we've been a basecamp user, then former basecamp user, as we switched to Trello. Ironically that was for cost, like switching from 3rd party to (finally) a home grown php tool to replace
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by jdawg77 12y ago
I have a free, open source software on github. Is this the kind of thing that would be featured in the tips for designers & developers? It's a bit hard to figure out what kind of tips, without a sample / preview of the content
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by jdawg77 12y ago
Actually, your email isn't (that I could see) in your profile. Odds are good, "Low karma." Geniuses built hacker news so that spammers like I used to be couldn't alter the system, have too much influence and more. So n
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by jdawg77 12y ago
Renyi entropy, and why this discovery is huge, are the whole cipher / counter cipher structure of modern "Crypto." If we (for a moment) hypothesis that math, itself, is an artiface of culture...then, we see that Lofti Zadeh (
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by jdawg77 12y ago
Interesting to see this and given I filed my first patent pending last month, thought I'd share my thoughts. I'm $100k+ in debt; I grew up poor. My parents live on a fixed income, I send them money every month and last year, in 20
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by jdawg77 12y ago
One thing, super fast - bingo. Just wanted to say that, in terms of "end game," it fails to excite me after having worked in accessibility roles at companies large - and small. Eg, when you find out your employer got sued and lost
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by jdawg77 12y ago
You can do this with hookupJS for free - and then share the images on Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus and more. Oh, and, wow. Underwhelming options. Our code is open source, free to use, no login, host on your own box & more. Also, I fai
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by jdawg77 12y ago
A quick mention of the first comment; true, we Americans can't expect to be able to break the law overseas and get away with it...but, as anybody who's spent time in a Muslim world, etc, or perhaps has a ton of family from that tr
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by jdawg77 12y ago
Losing my job last year made me re-evaluate a lot of aspects of my life, since April, I spent time off the internet; though to be fair, until September, a good chunk of my 'offline' time was burying my head in a bottle. (Just FYI,
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by jdawg77 12y ago
Why not feature something like our free marketing meme generator in your "growth hacks," column? For some reason, even though it's open source, functional replacement for say Bufferapp or Hootsuite, we're not getting any
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by jdawg77 12y ago
Nervous asking for feedback here; but, you can't learn if you don't ship and ask questions. So here goes, free, open source javascript & mongo DB, Angular, Node based system to score a Facebook page based on Insights data; sch
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Show HN: Free, open source JavaScript and mongo software to manage a Facebook page(blog.hookupjs.com)
3 points by jdawg77 12y ago|1 comments
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by jdawg77 12y ago
The only scenario you forgot to outline is when the CEO of the company that hires the small agency writes the content. Sometimes, this can be great - if that CEO is also an author, has years of copywriting experience and say, has sold tens
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by jdawg77 12y ago
What's funny to me is even with, "Freedom of information act," in the USA some Americans act like everything is public record. It's not. Sometimes, for international relations, things are classified, never released until
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by jdawg77 12y ago
The most advanced, at least in terms of haptic based cryptography, is owned by Bank of America in the US. When reading through the USPTO, I didn't see anything revolutionary owned by JPMorgan. To me the awesome news here is that while
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by jdawg77 12y ago
Reality is 70% of Americans do not hold a passport. Then, of those who do, most have traveled abroad, not lived there. Then, of those who travel abroad and have lived in a few states, let's say, 5 - which is only 10% of the overall num
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by jdawg77 12y ago
-3, impressed. Okay, I met the former ambassador to Sri Lanka and had tea with snacks when we hung out. Present was a Vice President of the country I lived in - great guy. I can't confirm nor deny, because I don't know, the exact
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by jdawg77 12y ago
When was the last time most, if not all, of the community here hung out with a guy or gal from the Foreign Service? Or better yet a member of the State Department of the USA? Or the equivalent in their home country; that's just as well
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by jdawg77 12y ago
Open Source, potentially useful, Javascript to compare attribution models or other algorithms impact on data visually. On Codepen, my CTO has been sharing, well, everything. It's awesome. Suppose you want to compare various attribution
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Scaled Distribution in JavaScript: WIP and Open Source(codepen.io)
2 points by jdawg77 12y ago|1 comments
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by jdawg77 12y ago
Sigh; whoever nuked my karma, a short story to help you understand. Though I'm after good teachers, perhaps you can follow up? Research a "three dimensional model of taste," which doesn't exist (yet). Why? Think of a six

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