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yajoe

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About yajoe

Completely agree:

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4685928

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5386096

And, wow: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5906001

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7360570

Eloquent as an understatement: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=simonsarris

Recent public activity

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    Comment #7485746

    $0.02 regarding the name of the feature, which I think anchors too much in the "censorship/free speech" principle discussion when it seems you have much more tactical goals (modera…

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    Comment #7446282

    This is an interesting feature, and certainly not something I would have expected as the "next" feature to add. When I read "pending comments" I expected something similar to slash…

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    Comment #7425906

    For those who don't know, Greg is one of the common faces of the Seattle VC scene. He is a staple at nearly every startup event -- Startup Weekend, Geekwire events, TechStars, VC p…

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    Comment #7303232

    Don't have a dog in the fight, but interesting how the uberX page doesn't mention specifics of the proposal beyond "put hundreds of drivers out of business and effectively shut Ube…

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    Comment #7283554

    Similar to another poster, the only person admitted to MIT from my high school 10 years ago out of a class of 1200 from a wealthy suburb was the daughter of an alumnus who ran the …

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    Comment #7142802

    totally off-topic, but because of the SOPA nonsense I've slowly moved my 40-or-so domains to namecheap during 2013 when their renewals came up. I was otherwise ambivalent about whi…

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    Comment #7093812

    Interesting story. It seems the case went to arbitration due to a clause in the Ilya Semin employment contract and thus out of the light of regular courts: http://dockets.justia.co…

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    Comment #7066889

    Mind elaborating, even if it's wild speculation and rumor? I haven't been following YHOO closely to know the backstory or context behind this individual.

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    Comment #7008548

    This is a good question about the macro US economy. In general I agree with GP. Fact: The Fed has injected large amounts of cash into the asset markets using http://en.wikipedia.or…

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    Comment #7006110

    You both are right! (yeah, yeah, cop out...) Listen to this: http://www.econtalk.org/archives/2013/06/kling_on_the_th.htm...

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    Comment #6951117

    Thanks, you're right. I don't know why I would have ever thought "!" was bitwise... only on a Saturday night. It just goes to show that sleep is very important for interviews!

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    Comment #6949866

    Agree on needing comments. My C++ is a bit rusty, but I think the code is in fact checking if the number is divisible by 2 (i.e. n % 2 == 0). I think it's using the bitwise and ope…

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    Comment #6948293

    Thanks. We've been segregating authenticated vs non-authenticated traffic to different domains for a few years now (we had the same realization as moot), but I was unaware about th…

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    Comment #6947649

    > Don't forget to disable TLS compression and HTTP compression for pages containing session ids or CSRF tokens. Dumb question: Is this general advice or is it specific to django du…

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    Comment #6907910

    Really? Exchange: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/jj900500(v=ex... Gmail: https://developers.google.com/gmail/gmail_inbox_feed (Search is only available publicly via…

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    Comment #6907828

    This isn't as serious of a proposal as some of the W3C documents on how XML and WS-* works with my name on it (among many, many other smarter people)... and I have a lot of sympath…

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    Comment #6907241

    I love this read, and I would love to read entire books of people from the trenches making software. However, most of the specific details Hal cites are... well... dated from someo…

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    Comment #6895996

    It's also weird that they didn't explain the how behind this line: > Instead of serving images directly from their original external host servers, Gmail will now serve all images t…

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    Comment #6890927

    > It's unclear if Amazon has actually started using Kiva, though. Yeah. They use them a lot. A lot, a lot. It was cheaper to buy the company than pay to outfit every FC. All newish…

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    Comment #6884967

    Yes, many public stocks on major exchanges are just other forms of currency. It just depends on whether the underlying asset is highly liquid (which implies easy to trade, confiden…

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    Comment #6867098

    Like you, I place little weight on the findings from a few keyword searches. Such vacuous analysis. That said, there are a few incentives in play for the "X for Y" or " for " langu…

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    Comment #6776390

    Even though I don't own a gun, I own two sets of ear protection for this very reason! Just as effective as Bose but for $30, could be worn throughout flights (before recent FAA cha…

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    Comment #6714114

    Completely agree, and I didn't know this practice had spread so widely. While doing the HR-sanctioned stack ranking requires X > MIN_POP_SIZE, in practice each line manager (i.e. l…

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    Comment #6681520

    I thought everpix was a great product and had my family using it (4 paid accounts). I'm very sorry to hear this, and I wish the whole team good fortune. Would you mind sharing the …

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    Comment #6652122

    Looks like Rockstar will be this generation's SCO. It's almost exactly the same tactic as last time, except now Microsoft isn't even bothering to hide its role. http://en.wikipedia…