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by jodoglevy 1y ago
I've always thought union organizing was ripe for some good ol' tech innovation. It seems to be run in such an old school way, right now. Very cool idea, and seems very flushed out already! Best of luck, and I will let all my frie
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by jodoglevy 4y ago
> The average crypto user isn't aware that the blockchain can reject transactions, and we'll keep it that way. Legends
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by jodoglevy 9y ago
Seems like a great way to check confident ladder climbers, who have no idea how to actually grow a product.
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by jodoglevy 10y ago
I recently joined this team from Azure. Lots of senior AWS and Joyent folks here as well. Send me a mail at joe dot levy at oracle dot com and I can connect you with the right folks. Same goes for anyone else interested!
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Going to Prom with Trivia Crack – A tale of romance and code(jodoglevy.com)
1 points by jodoglevy 11y ago|0 comments
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Going to Prom with Trivia Crack(jodoglevy.com)
5 points by jodoglevy 11y ago|0 comments
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A man made thousands by hacking Trivia Crack to always guess the correct answer(businessinsider.com)
2 points by jodoglevy 11y ago|1 comments
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How I hacked Trivia Crack, and you can too(dailydot.com)
1 points by jodoglevy 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Trivia Cracker(chrome.google.com)
1 points by jodoglevy 12y ago|0 comments
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by jodoglevy 13y ago
OP here. I did a post comparing Gargl to Kimono actually: http://jodoglevy.com/jobloglevy/?p=146
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by jodoglevy 13y ago
OP here. Yes, using the generated API is the issue, not generating one. As for authenticated sites, as long as the underlying generated module keeps track of cookies received in responses and sends those cookies on subsequent API calls, jus
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Show HN: Gargl – Create an API for any website, without writing a line of code(jodoglevy.com)
78 points by jodoglevy 13y ago|43 comments
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Ask HN: Prove a web site is using its open source repository
1 points by jodoglevy 13y ago|2 comments
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by jodoglevy 13y ago
Very cool, but why come up with a new API schema rather than use an open standard like OData ( http://www.odata.org/ )? Then Alpaca would be compatible with a bunch of APIs that already exist today. In fact, something like th
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by jodoglevy 13y ago
You could build my source and deploy to your system yourself and it would work, but this doesn't seem like a very "for the masses" solution. Plenty of people out there who want the security of using open source code that othe
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by jodoglevy 13y ago
Yes, I will probably open source it soon. But couldn't one just open source the code, say that's the code the app is using, and then change the code the app is using to do something malicious? As long as I don't check in the
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Show HN: First Bitcoin Wallet app for Windows 8(apps.microsoft.com)
2 points by jodoglevy 13y ago|5 comments
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Show HN: Command-line Bitcoin prices on Windows(github.com)
1 points by jodoglevy 13y ago|0 comments
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by jodoglevy 13y ago
OP Update: They issued a take down request to Microsoft, which required they fill out a form on specific infringement of the app. I'm actually glad they did this, as Microsoft has a formal process for reinstatement of Windows 8 apps th
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Ask HN: Received A Cease and Desist for my App - Am I Infringing?
13 points by jodoglevy 13y ago|7 comments
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by jodoglevy 13y ago
Microsoft has 12 billion dollar businesses. Apple has 6. Google has 1 or 2 I think (although I can't find a source for that). Sources: http://www.businessinsider.com/microsofts-billion-dollar-bus... http://w
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by jodoglevy 13y ago
This is fundamentally incorrect. Only Online Services Division (Bing) loses money. Everything else makes money, and Windows definitely makes more than "a little bit." Operating Income by Division FY13 Q3: Windows: $3.46 B Server a
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by jodoglevy 13y ago
It wasn't just Google changing their rankings (to manually put their own results ahead of competitors), they were also scraping data from these competitors and displaying it as their own, which they continued to do after the FTC told them t
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by jodoglevy 14y ago
Good to see Apple not contributing to the "Macs can't get viruses," "Macs can't get spam" misinformation any longer. Users need to learn to defend themselves, not just rely on the OS, which can't really protect users from phishing attacks.
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by jodoglevy 14y ago
I think one issue with finding projects working on this already is that its hard to explain the concept to search for. Is this Facebook feature called "social reader"? Is it called "frictionless sharing?" "Open graph?" Users don't know how
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by jodoglevy 14y ago
Interesting...I certainly could be wrong or the functionality may have changed since I last looked in to it. I do know for a fact that when I click "no" on the Yahoo links it brings me back to Facebook, not the article. I'm in the US.
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by jodoglevy 14y ago
As far as I know, from working on an open graph app, you can either not prompt for an install of the app, or require an install of the app. You can't ask for an install but not require it to see the content. Unfortunately, a lot of big news
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by jodoglevy 14y ago
OP here. I have never worked on a GreaseMonkey script before...only used a Chrome extension because it seemed to fit the project requirements and it was the first thing that came to mind. That said, I did find it extremely easy to create a
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by jodoglevy 14y ago
OP here. Actually, if you hit No or Close, none of these apps will redirect you to the article. Not possible with Facebook's current implementation. I know because I've worked on one of these Open Graph apps for The Duke Chronicle. Only pos
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Show HN: Facebook Open Graph Redirect Chrome Extension(chronline.posterous.com)
84 points by jodoglevy 14y ago|25 comments

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