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sycr
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Comment #3964537
Thankfully Git is a decentralized platform so it needn't actually interrupt anyone's workflow. Unless, of course, they're not using Git properly. Also it looks like they're back.
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Comment #3963727
Rob, I think that if you re-read knowtheory's comment you may find that your reply does not address its substance - and that, in fact, you are in broad agreement. Knowtheory cited …
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Comment #3960971
You'd be surprised how many vendors and merchants simply do not care. I was employed with an e-commerce vendor that indefinitely stored CVV2 in plaintext (among other numbers).
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Comment #3955944
Why? Everyone who upvoted this is an employee of that company.
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Comment #3922192
I'll give you sistas. But ladies? Really? Why?
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Comment #3905077
How's that working out for Best Buy?
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Comment #3894614
Only one minor point from me: the Dan Shapiro quote is a bit off. > To literally handicap yourself by 50 percent is insanity. From the figures I've seen, the handicap is in the 25-…
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Comment #3886995
This needs to be more than just updates from friends. Facebook does that well enough. Simply organizing a certain type of update into a stream isn't a sufficient reason for people …
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Comment #3867918
I think that you might be discounting the value of Kickstarter's execution - or rather, a hypothetical Joss Whedon would be discounting the value of their execution. In the same wa…
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Comment #3845652
> You'll cut off the lifeblood of a community whose participants are moving very quickly past the phase where they're excited to be involved in such a community—people get successf…
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Comment #3845132
And with that, I'm getting back to work. I enjoy writing with Ruby, and Rails has made web development a joy for me. Beyond that, I don't find these kinds of things interesting in …
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Comment #3833869
Yes, I did :). As mentioned below, it's not a comparable product. Custom Search is site-specific. It's an API for the "search this page using Google" forms you sometimes see on blo…
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Comment #3833431
Google doesn't have a search API (it was long ago deprecated https://developers.google.com/web-search/ ). So the API itself is the advantage over Google in this case.
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Comment #3832208
I'd be curious to know the kinds of industries female founders in NYC gravitate towards - or if there isn't a clear cluster at all, and it's a fairly even distribution. If it's the…
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Comment #3830911
As has been pointed out, I was referring to Geocoder's rates. I had the same confusion though. The request for donations certainly makes it seem like they are beneficent, but they …
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Comment #3830655
They charge $500 for their data set. An easy way to combat this litigation would be to release the set gratis. Let the information flow.
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Comment #3784768
Nothing overly ambitious. A jQuery plugin ( https://github.com/jdjkelly/jQuery-haversine ) and a Chrome extension ( https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/fljocfllbkbekpoaih... …
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Comment #3772623
Superb. As a fellow Torontonian, programmer, and just a guy with a mom, this story warms me up. She sounds badass.
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Comment #3751787
This is Hacker News. Learn the etiquette.
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Comment #3747880
Fantastic work. Much more in tune with what ought to be the spirit of hacking! Building, growing, and innovating on each others' work. Are you going to separate this interface into…