notacylon

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   by notacylon 14y ago

   Tarsnap is great and secure. Not just any HN user, Colin Percival, security officer for Freebsd and a Putnam fellow. It's a very practical and well priced option.
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   by notacylon 14y ago

   You'll have lots of fun picking up Clojure. I'd recommend 'Clojure programming' by Chas Emerick... or 'Programming Clojure' by Stuart Halloway.. to get started and then 'The Joy of Clojure' by Fogus. My advice would be to not immediately ge
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   by notacylon 15y ago

   Nothing about that posting screams phishing or scam. This is very normal for companies trying to keep a low profile before launch. They've provided enough information that would appeal to a candidate interested in machine learning. * produc
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   by notacylon 15y ago

   Samuel Clay's http://www.newsblur.com is excellent. It is also completely open source, https://github.com/samuelclay/NewsBlur
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   by notacylon 15y ago

   http://paulgraham.com/seesv.html http://steveblank.com/2011/02/22/a-visitors-guide-to-silicon...
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   by notacylon 15y ago

   Github is a neat way to host projects. A link to a repository or a hosted application is infinitely more consumable than a video demo. The Github bootcamp has tons of info: http://help.github.com/ , and would be a great place to start. Don
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   by notacylon 16y ago

   http://www.izzysbrooklynbagels.com/ :)
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   by notacylon 16y ago

   rescuetime, http://www.rescuetime.com/