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ogreyonder

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About ogreyonder

a little rain, then sun

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    Comment #7618908

    And when they give you their feedback, listen. They may only tell you once.

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    Comment #7617417

    Already done: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6660089 http://i.imgur.com/mmPAztu.png I didn't get much interest so I didn't bother building it :)

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    Comment #7468425

    Yes; for people participating in an employee stock purchase program, it is called a Disqualifying Disposition. It puts you in the short-term capital gains bracket (with about 15% h…

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    Comment #7456093

    Agreed. His argument is essentially that you can't meet deadlines with Scrum, because you must always be in a 'shippable' state at the end of each sprint. I'd argue that if you can…

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    Comment #7376935

    I wouldn't... I would live like a miser for 2-3 years and retire to do whatever I wanted. Maybe 4 if I felt like travelling the world for a decade. :)

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    Comment #7376885

    On the contrary: in a world filled with a cacophony of malicious and intentionally misleading statements, the silence caused by the criminalization of lies seems welcome.

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    Comment #7348960

    And Ebay was the first mover in the online auction space. I'm sure we can cherrypick counterexamples all day, but in general the first mover enjoys an advantage those that come aft…

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    Comment #7234254

    Agreed. Just apply the usual headline rule: If the title is a question, the answer is "No."

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    Comment #7220173

    5+ days for Fidelity

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    Comment #7220148

    MtGox should absolutely have known about this issue. Everyone building anything related to BTC should know not to make assumptions about the protocol, and to treat every input as h…

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    Comment #7191055

    Is there any interest in a Chrome plugin that would passively report anonymized download speed for things like YouTube or Amazon? I can imagine that kind of info would be useful.

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    Comment #7187207

    Yeah, I was confused about this too. They hook up your github then...don't even use it?

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    Comment #7180310

    In regard to working on side projects: > Just ask. The worst they can say is "No." And that's where I have to ask: what do you do when they say no? I followed this advice a year ba…

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    Comment #7165106

    Yes, the idea you espouse. Yours, given that you promoted it. Or do you want to revise your statement?

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    Comment #7164475

    +1 to parent post. It looks awesome, the fade-in is kinda distracting. It also re-fades the main area when you switch between categories. To the coders: Nice job on using multiple …

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    Comment #7116214

    Thanks! This looks really cool, I'll check it out.

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    Comment #7115985

    A hybrid system sounds reasonable, but I'm more interested in how they think that Dagger is ASIC-proof. I can't tell without a real description of the algorithm, but what is presen…

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    Comment #7115876

    I'm interested in seeing a real explanation of the Dagger algorithm. In brief: the only source I can find (that page) just contains a few sloppy lines of pseudocode. Where is real …

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    Comment #7115825

    http://wiki.ethereum.org/index.php/Dagger#Algorithm_specific... : You sound knowledgeable, so perhaps you could clean up their algorithm for me? There are a number of problems with…

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    Comment #7112728

    For a throwaway, you are remarkable.

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    Comment #7109559

    This is excellent. You're on to something, why not write more?

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    Comment #7089509

    Normally I'd downvote the doge on HN, but this is particularly apt. The article abuses the word "derp" to sound hip, makes weak shots at people and ideas left and right (without ev…

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    Comment #7085926

    Well, which is better: the illusion of privacy (which you can do nothing to further secure), or the known fact that you have no privacy in an environment where you can take steps t…