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Good questions. - In the past month and a half or so since we’ve launched, about 20% of published profiles have had a reveal request. That varies heavily based on profile quality, …

I am certainly biased, but I built a job platform because I felt all the existing job boards were lacking, called Limbo. https://www.limbo.io The long and short of the problem is t…

FYI, your parent website refer room has an expired SSL cert which causes it to be unavailable in chrome. Looks like it expired 2 days ago.

Hey folks - I'm one of the cofounders of Limbo. Thanks for linking. Let me know if you have any questions, I'd love to hear them.

Hey! We have a field that allows you to specify whether you're primarily interested in contract, freelance, or full-time roles. Example: https://i.imgur.com/IHKy3I5.png RE: Questio…

Was that mentioned anywhere in the AMA? I can't seem to find a thing on that.

Just a heads up: There's now a link in the post to go register.

This is correct, I'm the creator of jsonlint. It actually uses zaach's implementation of jsonlint in JS, now. Fun fact: jsonlint uses an html5 cache manifest, and can be used even …

Associated blog post with a bit more detail is here: http://blog.readability.com/2011/04/the-readability-api-cont...

Aside: A long while back I wrote a tiny greasemonkey script to remove those annoying feedback tabs. (Here: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/76116 ) I forgot that they even exist…

It's under the Apache 2 license: http://code.google.com/p/arc90labs-readability/

They aren't calling our servers. And that was a European backbone (Tiscali) having trouble - if you're in the EU or small fractions of the east coast you may have seen that hiccup.…

I'd be interested in alternative methods as well. I wrote the algorithms within readability, which are far from perfect.

I've fixed the error. (You were right in either case, apparently.)

Yeah, sorry about that guys. We've had about 2 hours of downtime in the past three months, both network related issues at Slicehost - pretty aggravating, but otherwise they've been…

jcnnghm, you should check out Kindling. (Disclaimer, I'm the founder - but I still find this problem very interesting.) What we've done is provided each user with a set number of v…

Hey Ideahacker, I work at Kindling ( http://www.kindlingapp.com ) - if you want a free 30 day trial I can set you up with one. Let me know.

Yep, creator of Kindling - http://www.kindlingapp.com - Incubated inside my company, Arc90. Kindling is an idea collaboration engine. Meant to find brilliance within an organizatio…

Even more important in 3.5.1, that JIT vulnerability is fixed: MFSA 2009-41 Corrupt JIT state after deep return from native function http://www.mozilla.org/security/announce/2009/m…

Couple this with the fact that many professionals don't even have speakers on their machines and can't use headphones at work and you've got a real problem.

(a) I wrote in haste. Obviously it's a one way hash and unreversible. Additionally, I meant the first 20 characters, which is half of the full hash. (b) Obviously. Still extraordin…

Well, as the author, I feel I better defend myself here. A: It only uses the first 20 bytes of the hash. You could narrow it down from this if you were really determined, but you'd…

This is a good thought - I had implemented character set matching (uppers to uppers, numbers, etc) before, but I worried that it made it almost too hard to read for the user. You'l…