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news.ycombinator.com 9y ago

Ask HN: Why not generate strong passwords for your users?

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Ask HN: Does HN store IP addresses to identify users?

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www.humanbenchmark.com 9y ago

Human benchmark: measure your reaction time milliseconds, post in comments

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www.theage.com.au 9y ago

Chinese Communist Party is waging a covert campaign of influence in Australia

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Tell HN: Angellist jobs terrible user experience

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Ask HN: What was the universe like at the time galaxies separated?

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Ask HN: If earth was the size of a coin, how far to the nearest star?

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Ask HN: What is a good alternative to react-router?

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Ask HN: Do you regret taking investment?

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Ask HN: Does Python have anything like Kotlin's “where” statement?

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Ask HN: Would you launch without T&C and privacy policy?

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What impressive things have been built in a Hackathon

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Ask HN: how long have you been trying to create a business that takes off?

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Ask HN: Can someone please say where AI is real?

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Ask HN: How are game remasters made?

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Ask HN: What is your side project for 2017?

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Ask HN: When does traffic return to normal on HN post Christmas?

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Ask HN: Is it just me, or does nothing work first time?

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Ask HN: Are great old games more immersive?

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news.ycombinator.com 9y ago

Help me HN: I've become obsessed with buying 8 bit computers

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Ask HN: Might Europe be the future of free capitalism?

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Ask HN: Can you recommend free computer science uni lectures?

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Ask HN: I'm an old programmer, do I qualify for diversity consideration?

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I loathe Googles various scaling limits.

"You need to ask a Google person to scale further, but hey we're Google and we do everything we possibly can to avoid human contact." Bleh.

Are you saying that in today's politically correct world, HN should rank and give equal front page time to every topic relating to a minority? And also implying subtly that the predominantly male audience of HN prefer prostitution stories over discussion of minority's issues?

People remain the same people and companies remain the same companies.

It's in microsofts DNA to build stuff that captures and watches and monitors and logs.

Just because they've started to be more open, won't change the fundamental company attitude and approach to doing things.

Microsoft will simply be bringing more "Microsoftiness" to the open source world. Get used to it, there's more coming cause that's the way they build software.

I would suggest that it is time to rethink some of those outdated assumptions that tools won't spy on you. Microsoft have arrived at the open source party, so open source isn't the same any more, just accept that the world has changed and now it's entirely possible that your open source is logging and watching.

I'm not a fast programmer nor the smartest, but I am a relentless problem solver. I'm the terminator of problem solving ..... once I get stuck into working something out I just can't rest till I've cracked the case.

You're good at programming if you work hard at really learning your craft.... learning some things to deep expert level and many things to competence. So many programmers make no determined effort to learn - they are the shit programmers.

It's such a silly question. No one is readu for a missile attack except the navy. And no one can prevent a missile attack despite all the bluster about missile defense systems, again, except the navy, and the only reason the navy can defend is because ships are such small targets compared to countries and cities, so navy defensive systems have a chance of hitting incoming missiles because there is some certainty about what they are aimed at. Even then I wouldn't give a ship much of a chance against multiple incoming missiles.

The only positive thing working for the target when it is a city is that ICBMs are likely to fail to hit and detonate precisely as intended.

Is it a perfect team, with a complete working product, massive user base and sales and no risk and lots of other investors wanting in? We're in!

Else, "Your company is not a fit for us right now but keep us in the loop."

Put all these ideas into one big system, free sites for vets, upsell vet management systems as pro services, make it fun with cat video uploads.

Your original idea of selling websites and getting vets to pay, well you can mail that one back to 1997 when that was a good idea.

Yeah but there's lots of cat owners who want to read about cats and (speculating) cat health diet and behavior and maybe show cat photos and talk cat.

Build a website for them and do the cold calls to cat food suppliers to sell ads.

Or sell websites to cat owners for their cat - every cat needs a website.

Or make "hot or not" for cats.

Or combine all these into one site.

The internet was mostly made for porn and cats so you should be able to get the cat thing to work.