thinkt4nk

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by thinkt4nk 10y ago
> I'd be willing to "take one for the team" How does sexual harassment further the aims of the team?
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by thinkt4nk 10y ago
hn becoming reddit
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by thinkt4nk 10y ago
Isn't the confidence implied in the vote? i.e. isn't "Strongly disagree" really just a vote for "disagree" with great confidence?
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by thinkt4nk 10y ago
grumble grumble standardized tests
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by thinkt4nk 10y ago
If it increases the attack surface at all, it makes it easier. Being that this site facilitates monetary transactions, I would hope they would be trying to limit their attack surface in any way possible. I think the real point here is that
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by thinkt4nk 10y ago
I've only seen percentages, not figures. I'm not sure you can even say that these searches are being issued by people who turned out to vote.
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by thinkt4nk 10y ago
Unfortunately this only helps protect a twitter account. It doesn't protect against the greater concern, where the password has been cracked and the user has reused the password on other sites.
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by thinkt4nk 10y ago
Right. It can't possibly have anything to do with discipline.
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by thinkt4nk 10y ago
Does anyone else think the device looks extremely large for the application?
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by thinkt4nk 10y ago
easy. - a word from the 10 commandments: blumpkin - a great jazz album from Herbie Hancock: two girls one cup - a James Bond film: donkey punch - the surname of a US presidential candidate: yiffy
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by thinkt4nk 11y ago
> Dizzying Ride May Be Ending for Startups > may tap the breaks
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by thinkt4nk 11y ago
That's not what they meant. They were referring to the typo: kawargs
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Show HN: A free API for building compressed archives of Internet files(zipforge.com)
2 points by thinkt4nk 11y ago|0 comments
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by thinkt4nk 12y ago
You list hyperdimensional hashing as one of the early methods that you tried without success. While only good for point-to-point distance comparison in its simplest application, it seems that geohashes meet the scalar/vector problem t
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by thinkt4nk 12y ago
Yeah, I'm sure farming feels like a part-time job.
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by thinkt4nk 12y ago
How do you figure that web development is blue-collar work? Even for hyperbole, this is quite a stretch. Whatever your intent was, it just comes off as elitist.
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by thinkt4nk 12y ago
Heck of a roll-out, guys. - only works on one browser - requires interop with the mobile app - supporting mobile app version on Android only - supporting mobile app version not universally available on Android, presumably because
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by thinkt4nk 12y ago
Let's not forget the Christmas Lounge!
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by thinkt4nk 12y ago
...the assumption being that the editor has an aversion toward political ideology?
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by thinkt4nk 12y ago
On what do you base your fair certainty?
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by thinkt4nk 12y ago
harmful?
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by thinkt4nk 12y ago
Ah! I think this gets lost somewhere in the telling of the story.
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by thinkt4nk 12y ago
I'll probably read that one too
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by thinkt4nk 12y ago
The title should actually be "How I trick all of you into reading this story". I'm probably not alone in hoping that this story contained some slick hack.
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by thinkt4nk 12y ago
Am I missing something? You've essentially started a tech recruitment firm, right? Is there something novel about your business?
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by thinkt4nk 12y ago
As the complexity/variability of a product's functionality grows, a product team's ability to ensure quality across all functionality diminishes. As a consumer of many kinds of things, I almost always gravitate toward the off
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JQuery.extend deep not deep(thinktnk.com)
1 points by thinkt4nk 15y ago|0 comments
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by thinkt4nk 15y ago
It works best with apache access logs!