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vasilzhigilei
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About vasilzhigilei
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Comment #47028959
Really cool product, impressive how much you've built and the usage you've attained in a short period of time
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Comment #46740390
Oh hi Ben. Interesting to read about attackers using CT log to find out which sites are new in order to try to login to admin pages first. Didn't know about this before, creative u…
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Comment #46446336
Microsoft Office, Paint.NET, Adobe products.
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Ask HN: Is there a HN but more business/startup oriented?
I really like reading HN, but I find that there's not quite enough startup, founder, and business content being posted as I would like. When I check back on HN posts from a decade …
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Comment #46081269
Use Linux 99% of the time. Still have dual boot for Windows only for Paint.NET.
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Comment #45801159
I wonder how many incredible founders and companies we're missing out on because the potential founders never left their jobs due to health insurance costs. Same for rising housing…
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Comment #45791581
There really needs to be a trade school for software engineering. Not just a short boot camp, either. A rigorous 4 year degree that focuses on industry relevant skills and hands-on…
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Comment #45786418
Interviews should be in-person.
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Comment #45761993
Linux version when
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Comment #45715309
I think that the author needs to read "The Mom Test".
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Comment #45425585
I really wish they just made Civ 5 again, but with these sorts of cool updates.
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Comment #45421320
Just using lat/long points for the polygons.
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Comment #45421162
https://pleasetrymyapp.com I've been working on a map that shows which neighborhoods in a city are nice/not nice with a short description. Whenever I visit a new city, just looking…
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Show HN: Color-Coded Map of Which Areas Are Nice in San Francisco
I'm visiting SF and I built this quick demo app for an Antler hackathon. It shows which neighborhoods are pleasant or unpleasant and a brief description & highlights. I showed this…
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Comment #45225143
It looks like application submission isn't functioning.
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Comment #44718310
It's not an AI issue. It's that in 4 years of a CS degree, CS students never touch a single kubectl command or barely build one functional web application in one software engineeri…
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Comment #44469745
Related: During solo travelling whenever a thought crosses my mind to do something and my instinctual internal response is discomfort, I try to make myself do it - even if I feel a…
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Comment #44434092
I worked at Cloudflare for 3 years until very recently, and it's simply not the culture to behave in the way that you are describing. There exists a strong sense of doing the thing…
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Comment #44433821
Man, HN is sleeping on this right now. This is huge. 20% of the web is behind Cloudflare. What if this was extended to all customers, even the millions of free ones? Would be reall…
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Comment #44310348
I lived in Munich for a month a few summers ago. While I enjoyed it, and it was definitely clean, I couldn't help but describe Munich as a "city where people go to work". Pleasant,…
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Comment #43709706
Thanks! You can also set up free origin certs to make Cloudflare edge to origin connections encrypted as well.
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Comment #43709673
It's one of my first times posting on HN, thought this could be relevant helpful info for someone. Thanks for pointing out that it sounds salesy, rereading my comment I see it too …
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Comment #43707811
I'm on the SSL/TLS team @ Cloudflare. We have great managed certificate products that folks should consider using as certificate validity periods continue to shorten.
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Comment #42614307
I pulled down to reload my email for more dopamine out of habit and it refreshed the page.
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Comment #42613888
This is awesome. Subway surfers immediately made my attention span increase for how long I could tap the button.