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elaineo
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About elaineo
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Comment #15525539
Are you Jim? I am honored to read your comments here, and would love to hear where I got things wrong, if you're willing to point them out. e
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Comment #15358200
I always thought it odd that the most common TaskRabbit job was assembling Ikea furniture. Do people really need to outsource that job? Amazing that the company lasted so long.
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Comment #14809551
Awesome code review, even more valuable than the plugin itself. Thanks :)
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Comment #13181698
That's why Yahoo made the point of blaming a "state-sponsored actor". You would expect a giant tech company to be able to defend itself against random hackers, but what if it was t…
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Comment #13181630
Unfortunately, lawsuits are rare unless a user can demonstrate that the hack led to measurable harm.
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Comment #12413730
Palantir and Skype are in Downtown Palo Alto. Paypal was founded there, and so was Google.
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Comment #12127057
If investors think it's theft, they should call the authorities. The suspect (not "thief", because "theft" is determined in a court of law) can then be convicted via due process, w…
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Comment #12126861
Now say, you took out a mortgage and came up with 5 million dollars. Another 100 people don't have any dollars, so they would like to seize your 5 million dollars with a patch. The…
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Comment #12126844
nope, that's exactly correct. They even use the term "trustees".
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Comment #12126836
Yes, that is a more accurate description. The Ethereum community was very quick to call the guy a thief, without due process.
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Comment #12126598
DAO failed, but it controls about 15% of the total ether supply, so it was too big to fail, and the fork will save it.
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Comment #12126589
Thanks for the link, I didn't know people were doing this. I had only seen EthereumClassic, which seems prone to attack, and a nightmare for exchanges.
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Comment #11306966
Was he unmasked, or did he just voluntarily disclose his identity? Seems like he went to Bloomberg and offered them a scoop.
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Comment #11306944
I think it was just an excuse used as a cover-up. Sounds like cultural issues were at play with the split.
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Comment #11153525
Recruiters could use this to find engineers...
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Comment #11138804
Can self-driving cars use bots to automatically fight traffic/parking tickets?
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Comment #11138491
look at the post just below this one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11134798