Viewing profile — ransford
ransford
HN member- Joined
- Tue, Oct 17, 2017, 11:58 PM UTC
- HN karma
- 113
- Public activity
- 15 items
- HN profile
- View on Hacker News ↗
About ransford
No profile information was provided.
Recent public activity
-
comment
Comment #33760559
Check out the English audiobook, read by Herzog himself.
-
comment
Comment #24654892
If you're in Seattle, consider supporting Unloop, https://www.un-loop.org/ , with donations of time or money. [EDIT to add detail:] They help people re-entering society establish t…
- story
-
comment
Comment #20245975
Immersion. Work in the industry at a position where you're likely to encounter inefficiencies. In healthcare, for example, you can't spit without hitting an optimization opportunit…
-
comment
Comment #20219179
It's a nice concept. Your webpage says "Sqreen blocks attacks without false positives." What's behind that claim?
-
comment
Comment #20109357
Kudos for interrogating your values and seeing your way to something you feel good about!
-
comment
Comment #19507611
Startup Hall in the U district has a nice community, is well located & well run, has lots of optional events, and is a great place to set up shop if you're going to hire UW student…
-
comment
Comment #19258306
Related in name/title only, but just seeing the word gave me a happy memory of my favorite web grimoire to date: http://grimoire.computer/ ( https://github.com/lifewinning/grimoire…
-
comment
Comment #19192847
Feynman mentions the physicist Julian Webb in "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman" [1]. The staff at Oak Ridge were generally kept in the dark about their role in the Manhattan Proj…
-
comment
Comment #19139874
Not an answer to your question, but: this is how Meraki started in the previous decade, as RoofNet at MIT [1], then as an independent company building wonderful idiot-proof mesh ne…
-
comment
Comment #19059661
Was the $100K mentioned in this article the total amount Facebook gave Snopes? Because that's, like, one new-grad signing bonus.
-
comment
Comment #19048360
FWIW, Wi-Fi is generally considered a poor source of harvestable RF for little doodads you might want to power passively. Among other issues, there's a lot of "quiet time" as radio…
-
comment
Comment #18791891
I've been getting perfectly adequate IPv6 via their 6rd gateway (on fiber, in Seattle). I wrote some nerd notes on using one's own wifi router and setting up IPv6: http://b.tra.in/…
-
comment
Comment #18650831
It's good to see attention paid to the day-to-day challenges hospital IT folks face when grappling with medical devices. These folks deserve better. As an industry of thing-makers,…
-
comment
Comment #18570898
Marriott's incident page [1] links to a Q&A page [2]. Apparently the forthcoming sorry-we-lost-your-data notifications will come from "starwoodhotels@email-marriott.com". "Let's im…