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uams

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About uams

CS Student. Boston, MA.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #7274326

    Biotech is going to be eaten by software, that's not in question. It's clear that Kleiner lost their first bet on health startups, which means that I'm looking forward to seeing th…

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    Ask HN: Interesting ideas for a weekend project?

    Looking for interesting things to do over the Labor Day weekend. CS Student. Done a mix of web, Python & Java. I have a couple ideas, but would love to hear your thoughts. - HN see…

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    Comment #6296747

    This is a really interesting idea. iOS and submitting to the app store has always seemed high friction task. This takes reduces both of them by having a fully baked app that I can …

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    Comment #6296711

    IIRC, this has always been on stripes job page. Always thought it was a clever idea.

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    Comment #6296701

    The key to this one will be figuring out what features of git (and in particular github) will make it successful in other verticals. I wonder if some key CS concepts are so fundame…

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    Comment #6148610

    iOS7 is already doing that. It's switching from skeuomorphic buttons to just typography. This doesn't address your larger point, given that the switch to lines doesn't mean that th…

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    Comment #4797228

    https://www.filepicker.io ?

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    Comment #4759827

    Haha. Super cool. Cloudy just fixing all of gmail attachment problems. First saw Cloudy a bit ago; it let you attach a file using filepicker.io which means attachments straight fro…

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    Comment #4724446

    "Security breaks when humans are involved" Pretty much sums up life. It's gotten to the point that zero-day exploits scare me less then users writing passwords down on sticky notes…

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    Comment #4656656

    whoa. you can read and write on their urls? pretty slick as it actually looks like a js file system. It's super interesting; javascript is okay, but any shortcomings seem to be sol…

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    Comment #4614617

    Hmm. So the argument that web will eventually over take native mobile apps has been made over and over. Sure an O(n lgn) algorithm is better, but if the constants are bad enough, I…

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    Comment #4604739

    What protocol do you guys use to talk to Sharepoint?

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    Comment #4600156

    Submitted to brew. Not sure if I did everything right (first time) https://github.com/mxcl/homebrew/pull/15229

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    Comment #4599079

    Haha. I'll fix that when I get a chance; pull requests are encouraged :D

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    Comment #4598978

    Something I threw together over the weekend. I've been using filepicker on a website of mine. Realized that I could hack it to upload and share files in a simple tool. Inspired by …

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    Comment #4556301

    what are the differences between hiring a sales person verus a VP of sales?

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    Comment #4545903

    http://snapsite.me/ is pretty cool. It takes a Facebook Page and makes a professional looking webpage out of it. e.g. https://www.facebook.com/TheEconomist to http://www.snapsite.m…

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    Comment #4535428

    It would be great if all academic papers had a 140 word tl;dr version. Would save grad students a bunch of time. (Crack joke about how my phd is taking 2 years longer then expected…

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    Comment #4520851

    I recognize the optimizely part. Good guys so I'm glad they've got LinkedIn using them to AB test. I was able to duplicate it on the Profile Completion section as well. I didn't ha…

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    Comment #4520837

    If you can do a lot with a little, imagine what you can do when given a lot.

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    Comment #4520828

    This is super cool. While I can't imagine myself using it anytime soon, it's clear that web applications are improving at a far faster rate then native applications and, with t lar…