mikeleeorg

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A Multi-Agent AI Framework Used to Compromise Government Entities in Asia(dreamgroup.com)
1 points by mikeleeorg 1mo ago|0 comments
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Animated open source terminal agents modeled after The Office(munderdiffl.in)
4 points by mikeleeorg 3mo ago|0 comments
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by mikeleeorg 7y ago
This article is from 2017, but has some more technical detail behind DDG than other articles do: https://www.wired.co.uk/article/duckduckgo-anonymous-privacy
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by mikeleeorg 7y ago
Could/should there be an equivalent of a sports manager and/or sports agent? Like a headhunter, only dedicated to a programmer throughout that programmer's career? Hmmm.
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by mikeleeorg 7y ago
Though not exactly the same thing, I like to think of these as spiritual successors: https://ifttt.com/ https://zapier.com/
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New $10M venture fund: Weekend Fund 2.0(medium.com)
3 points by mikeleeorg 7y ago|0 comments
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
I think that's the key point here, even if the article doesn't quite highlight it. Technology and social media haven't changed human behavior, but it allows both positive and negative behavior to be amplified multiple times o
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
By "working under" do you mean having an engineer report directly to a product manager, where the PM is responsible for the engineer's career growth, compensation, reviews, etc? As a former engineer turned product manager, I
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
"make bright comfortable" <- Yes, this. f.lux has been great for my eyes too.
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
Definitely seems to be a preference thing I guess. I'm like you, I find it more uncomfortable reading bright text on dark backgrounds that I often avoid sites that have that color scheme, if there is no "bright mode" availabl
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
Censorship is only a piece of what is disturbing too. Linking searches to personal phone numbers is way more frightening. The articles don't say if phone number logging was only going to be done for users searching for censored keyword
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
Wasn't there a Silicon Valley (the HBO show) episode about something similar? Ah, found the episode: Season 2 Episode 2, "Runaway Devaluation".
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
Wow, yikes, you CAN run Javascript in a PDF: https://www.adobe.com/devnet/acrobat.html
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
PROS * Potential marketing for your startup, especially if you gain followers that are also in your target audience. * Have a way for someone (e.g. investor, potential employee, potential business partner, etc) to look you up and see what k
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Chrome will soon ad-block an entire website if it shows abusive ads(theverge.com)
23 points by mikeleeorg 8y ago|9 comments
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
Do you have any browser extensions running? It's possible one of them is causing some problems with their IDE.
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
That's a very sobering article.
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
I looked up a bunch of similar products about 5 years ago. Just last month, I looked them up again, and found that many don't exist anymore. It's definitely a tough market. I suspect that it will be the larger corporations with en
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
Reading this makes me think of all the indie app developers building educational mobile apps. Most of them are parents with the best of intentions. Maybe they started off building an app for their kids. Maybe they saw a need at their local
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
Hmm. I haven't perceived any slow down. Especially not like others here are saying. Gmail still seems pretty quick to me.
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
Sorry for the late reply. I believe you can do that: https://getpocket.com/import/instapaper/
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
And such a great business development strategy at that. It's a win/win for everyone involved. Other online payment providers didn't have the foresight to create Atlas, and it's a testament to Stripe's brainpower tha
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
I used to love Instapaper, but then migrated to Pocket. Both those kinds of apps serve as both article bookmark managers and article readers.
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
I once fell into the position of having to hire for a fast-growing new team at a large corporation. We didn't have a manager yet, so our department's VP trusted me to make hiring decisions. I made the first 20-ish hires, then help
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
I really loved the concept behind Google Plus. Really sad it didn't work out for them. I used it a lot, but it never felt quite right. Always felt "beta" and not quite polished. Which I was fine with, because I loved the idea
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
Yup, I'm very conscious of this. I wrote a longer comment in regards to this elsewhere in this thread.
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
Yup, I think about that all the time. That's why I originally unfriended anyone that isn't family or a friend I know in real life who has already met my kids. And as I learned about Facebook's (and social media's) privac
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
I'm sure people are weeding me out too. I'm perfectly fine with that. Some of the people I unfriend are people who don't interact with my photos much, so I figured they've already filtered me out, or don't care to s
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
I'm still experimenting to find the right mix. I've tried Dropbox, Google Photos, Amazon Photos, a private site built from scratch, and a handful of paid private photo sharing sites. Haven't quite found one that I love yet, b
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by mikeleeorg 8y ago
It definitely depends on the sub.[1] You're right, many are very noisy. Startup and tech/programming subs don't quite match up to HN, so for those topics, I use HN. [1] As an example, /r/AskHistorians/ is heavi

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