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magicarp
7mo ago
Think about who runs this website
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magicarp
3y ago
Google has done a lot of work in this area: https://federated.withgoogle.com/
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How Are Words Represented in Machine Learning?
(jeffcarp.com)
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How to Solve Every Software Engineering Interview Question
(jeffcarp.com)
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8y ago
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Understanding the Security of Cryptographic Hash Functions
(jeffcarp.com)
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8y ago
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Front-end Hyperpolylglot
(jeffcarp.github.io)
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magicarp
10y ago
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The Fallacy of Fast by Ines Sombra
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magicarp
10y ago
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A Look at AMP HTML
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10y ago
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Your checkout. Our iframes
(braintreepayments.com)
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magicarp
11y ago
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magicarp
12y ago
Was Coursera contacted before this was published?
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Show HN: Party Wave – get all your external JS libraries in one script tag
(partywavejs.org)
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magicarp
12y ago
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GitHub changed the color of JavaScript from orange to yellow
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12y ago
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magicarp
12y ago
This is super cool, and surprising to see since last week I implemented something similar in ClojureScript. Mazes are awesome. http://jeffcarp.github.io/maze/ Code: https://github.com/jeffcarp/maze
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magicarp
12y ago
A few weeks ago I was fooling around implementing algorithms from that page and Prim's Algorithm looked really cool, so I implemented a version with randomized colors on my homepage: http://jeff.is/
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Indie Gaming: Interview with Itch.io Founder
(techendo.co)
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13y ago
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magicarp
13y ago
> because you're not doing it in Boston or SF ...or NY!
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magicarp
13y ago
If they don't compensate security researchers enough, the incentive to find security holes goes away. People do this for a living.
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magicarp
13y ago
Looks beautiful, but why isn't it free?
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magicarp
13y ago
nic.io or dnsimple.com
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magicarp
13y ago
Silicon Valley or Wall Street?
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magicarp
13y ago
This answer on Quora may be relevant: https://www.quora.com/Uber-1/How-can-Uber-survive-driverless...
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magicarp
13y ago
That wouldn't exclude JRuby though
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magicarp
13y ago
Wouldn't those apps just be App.net clients? If you're limited only to what types of media App.net provides, how can you make an innovative app?
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magicarp
13y ago
I don't want transparency into the NSA, I want no NSA. They've lied to us before on what they collect, why should we trust a PR site they put up?
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magicarp
13y ago
Awesome, if you're open to talk some time I'd love to learn more about your way of doing things.
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magicarp
13y ago
That's crazy, I've been developing something very similar for personal use: http://rcrd.org/
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magicarp
13y ago
FizzBuzz isn't software engineering, it's CS101.
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magicarp
13y ago
I think you meant TSA
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magicarp
13y ago
In the case of the recent NSA spying revelations, those "conspiracy nuts" turned out to be correct.
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magicarp
13y ago
I was in your position for about a year until bit the bullet and uninstalled Sublime Text from my machine forced myself to use vim exclusively. It was an arduous and painful 2 weeks, but it got better and paid off in the long run.
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