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Sreyanth
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Comment #31714803
I see a CAPTCHA opportunity here. Show the line item and ask people to type both the dish name and price in two boxes. Or may be give a couple of options that the end user must con…
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Comment #25349883
If only they can read my dotfiles and create the theme just for me! ;)
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Comment #24060485
Two things that drive product value & growth insanely: 1. Dogfooding your own product 2. A free-tier pricing that actually helps one-time users You nailed both of them. Congrats on…
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Comment #23660862
On the contrary, the question I had while building my product was - “Am I infringing someone else’s patent?” That was years ago. Now, I focus on value creation first and let the pr…
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Comment #23477252
Hey folks - I’m a product manager at BrowserStack. Thanks @pulkitsh1234 for the shoutout! SpeedLab is a free tool that our team built to help you test website speed across multiple…
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Comment #22244812
BrowserStack | Product managers and product strategists | Mumbai, India | ONSITE | https://browserstack.com We’re looking for geeks who are passionate about developer focused produ…
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Comment #19320484
Am I the only one or is anyone else thinking about what the angle here could be? Pretty impressive software though. Finally one strong open-source alternative for reverse engineeri…
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Comment #18576491
I don't think you can self-petition for an O-1 without job offer (at least that is what I remember). Just checked again, just to be sure [0]. I didn't suggest a new category in EBX…
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Comment #18576372
Might be an unpopular opinion, but I think H1B should slowly move to something like an EB1, where candidates can file a self-petition (but without immigration intent, and apply for…
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Comment #18360555
Just cracked your challenge. Should I apply? You will get a package of a developer & PM :) I believe I might have a strong case for an O-1.
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Comment #18247280
AFAIK, there are two ways in which the tones can be sent. 1. In the regular audio stream (AKA in-band) so anyone who can listen to the phone call, can also listen to these tones. T…
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Comment #18246157
Never knew that. I assumed VoIP based telephony comes under PCI view.
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Comment #18246127
I know they do pull it out to a separate band but many VoIP providers log the DTMF sent as digits to debug things - most evident in IVR use cases. So, if attackers wants to get car…
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Comment #18245307
I don't completely understand how they do this without exposing the DTMF tones / digits pressed to the carriers. For example, when I key in my card number, my phone carrier will kn…
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Comment #17809920
May be extend a bit further to check if the return value is 0? Can be accessed via `$?` in most non-Windows systems.
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Comment #17798290
While this is interesting, I will probably find this too much of work to type in all the stuff again with examples. Throwing a not-so-random extension idea - may be a tool to go th…
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Comment #17797666
No expertise to comment about the tech/crypto design, but Satoshi definitely seemed to care about the users. I once skimmed through Satoshi's code while I was in college and found …
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Comment #17764288
Getting a controller exception. Showing /opt/lobsters/app/views/layouts/application.html.erb where line #85 raised: no implicit conversion of Symbol into Integer
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Comment #17744008
Not a rocket scientist, but this article is very well written for an audience with a minimal understanding of Physics and Chemistry. Articles like these help high school students r…
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