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Show HN: 500,000+ AOL Instant Messenger Buddy Icons All at Once
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Ask HN: What Is the Best Way to Hedge RSUs During Post-IPO Lockup?
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11y ago
Depending on how cynical one is, you might view the real estate multiple listing service (MLS) as "community owned", at least from a game theoretic standpoint. It is not a monolithic organization. There are actually 850 regional M
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Ask HN: Sites with the best search/browse UX
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11y ago
I am interested in what specific anomalies they've detected recently on Twitter.
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11y ago
"We present the first 3D algorithm capable of answering the question: what would a Mandelbrot-like set in the shape of a bunny look like?" I have questions, Science has answers. Science!
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11y ago
This guy knows what is up.
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11y ago
Is this book worth reading?
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Ask HN: Removing many impostor accounts from FB?
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11y ago
Ew. Sourceforge. I was excited to try it but I'm afraid of what crapware I'll get if I do.
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11y ago
Maybe its secure, but maybe a vulnerability is simply worth more than the amount of btc in the pinata. The amount in the pinata should probably double every X days. In this situation, if two people know the secret, it is advantageous for on
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11y ago
I'm just imagining the subtle bugs that can happen if the developer can't assume a minute is 60 seconds and that each minute is the same length. This seems like a feature for no one, as the people who really care about leap second
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11y ago
Has there been any serious quantitative research into the additive or multiplicative effect of tools on effective intellectual horsepower to solve hard problems? For instance, if I put two groups of mathematicians in two different rooms and
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11y ago
The problem with Dropbox is that it is not locally encrypted. This means it will only ever be used for sharing excel spreadsheets at work. Dropbox has a team of people whose only job it is to write AI software against the data being saved t