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by nickmolnar2 2y ago
https://ephemerahq.com | Fully Remote | North/South America | Full-time | Series B | 50M Funding | Secure Messaging | Blockchain Ephemera is building XMTP, an open and secure messaging network built to last forever We’re hi
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by nickmolnar2 5y ago
Wasn’t he supposed to be developing AGI?
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by nickmolnar2 7y ago
I wouldn't assume it went as planned. Seemed plausible they tried to lend him $362m to exercise his options, and then chickened out amid bad press.
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by nickmolnar2 8y ago
StackBlitz is Monaco in the browser. No extensions or terminal. Works great for certain kinds of front-end dev, but more complicated build tooling aren't available and only JS/TS are supported.
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by nickmolnar2 8y ago
Aardvark, the question and answer service that was later bought by Google, initially routed and answered all user questions from their internal team.
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by nickmolnar2 13y ago
_why would never write an article called 'setting up my own software programming company' or use the phrase 'Maybe it would’ve been easier and safer to just stick out the 9-5 and work my way up the corporate ladder in the hop
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by nickmolnar2 13y ago
Wouldn't the sheer number of coins involved make tumbling services almost useless. What is the volume that a single tumbler gets per day? If you put in tens of thousands of coins, and there are only a few dozen coins in the Tumblr that
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by nickmolnar2 13y ago
According to Sequoia's post, they are adding 1mm users/day. http://sequoiacapital.tumblr.com/post/77211282835/four-numbe...
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by nickmolnar2 13y ago
The denials over Prism never squared with the size and capability of the system that were outlined in the documents, unless I'm missing something here. Is it not possible that the court-ordered data releases were just one small part of
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by nickmolnar2 14y ago
I am a big fan of Put.io. This seems like a contender to replace it, although there is a long way to go. One of the wonderful things about Put.io is that it is so versatile. I use their Boxee app, Android App, iPad app, as well as the web v
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SDD: Spite Driven Development(engineering-blog.wantering.com)
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by nickmolnar2 14y ago
Should definitely add Primer to the list. I've never seen another movie that uses scientific language that is not dumbed down -at all- for the audience.
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by nickmolnar2 14y ago
Are you crawling these sites yourself, or using the Bing API to get the index?
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by nickmolnar2 14y ago
Nope, this is all coming together in the next two weeks. Those Reallocators are madmen, and know how to get things done.
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by nickmolnar2 14y ago
It'd be nice to have an audit trail of admin actions on HN somewhere.
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by nickmolnar2 15y ago
Can we just take a moment and note that Kim Dotcom had two Mercedes ML63 AMGs seized in the raid. One had the license plate 'Guilty' and the other 'Mafia'. He knew what business he was in: working around the law to facilitate massive scale
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by nickmolnar2 15y ago
One other fact that backs up the author's point is that while Apple has a low percentage of the computer market as a whole, they have >90% marketshare for PCs over $1000. That gives them a lot of loyal, high-end, customers who also happ
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by nickmolnar2 15y ago
We've been testing a new startup with a hacked together Tumblr, to simulate the app we're building. Because of this we've been monitoring our Tumblr traffic & interactions closer than most casual bloggers. We have 300 followers right no
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by nickmolnar2 15y ago
I'm guessing w/in a few months Google launches a G+ integration with search that lets you reference your contacts in search queries using the + operator.
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by nickmolnar2 15y ago
Sad story? I think you miss the point. He was never in it for the money. The toys, houses, and cars were a distraction. Read his quotes in the article. The sad part is that he wasted so many years showing off when he could have been fulfill
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by nickmolnar2 15y ago
We have tried just about everything at our shop, Thirdi. Fixed rate quotes are dangerous because they make all the pricing decisions at the point where you know the least about the product. They lead to waterfall-esque development, since yo
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by nickmolnar2 15y ago
I'm also reminded of Daniel Dennett's secret to happiness: find something bigger than yourself and devote your life to it. That too allows you to drop your baggage and become 'nothing'. And it's a great way to leave a lasting impact on the
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by nickmolnar2 15y ago
Ummm. http://www.theie6countdown.com/
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by nickmolnar2 15y ago
Doesn't this system still lead to a large trail of emails going back to Pakistan (assuming the courier didn't go all the way into Afghanistan to send each email). Presumably, some of the computers that were on the receiving end of those ema
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by nickmolnar2 15y ago
Thirdi is hiring in Vancouver, BC. Looking for excellent problem solvers, with experience building production web applications. We typically work with the Symfony or Yii PHP frameworks, with a heavy dose of JQuery, but developers are free t
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by nickmolnar2 15y ago
I'm gonna play devil's advocate here. Don't bet against a world-class hustler who can also build cool shit. And that's Bill Nguyen. Let's remember how Lala came to be. He built a service for swapping physical CDs, which promised to make sur
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by nickmolnar2 16y ago
Hardest working interviewer in the business? He's answering emails from the hospital, for gods sakes.
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by nickmolnar2 16y ago
+1
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by nickmolnar2 16y ago
Does this process payments from Canadian banks?
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by nickmolnar2 16y ago
Should also add a link to one of the developers blog posts on the project: http://jonchui.wordpress.com/2010/11/21/492/

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