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Everything you need to know about implementing iOS and Android Deep Linking(medium.com)
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by ageitgey 11y ago
> I still can't believe something like Dropcam is such a huge success. The level of security awareness the general public has is terrifyingly small I think you are totally misjudging this market. To the average person, a Dropcam is
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by ageitgey 11y ago
> So it is a Google closed club? "you use our library, your site ranks up"? Yes, unfortunately that is exactly the case. Try a Google search for any news-related topic on a mobile device (at least in the US) and you'll see
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by ageitgey 11y ago
I randomly picked the React website as an example github-hosted page to compare with (it was one of the first google results for github-hosted pages). I definitely didn't mean to pick on you all in particular! I'm not suggesting y
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by ageitgey 11y ago
"All AMP is, is a decided-upon set of restrictions for what you can do on a page". You say that like it's a bad thing! But that's the entire point. Without a clear set of rules, almost no one makes fast pages in real lif
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Show HN: Using Google AMP to build a Medium-style Jekyll site that loads in 65ms(github.com)
279 points by ageitgey 11y ago|95 comments
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by ageitgey 11y ago
I have a Nexus 6P and got my wife a Nexus 5X thinking it would be a smaller version of basically the same thing. The 6P has been nice, but the 5X has all sorts of issues with bad performance. For example, opening the camera will often freez
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by ageitgey 11y ago
How would you only be paying $6k/year property tax? I'd expect more than $10k/year or around 850/month. The property tax rate is 1.1826% of assessed value in SF (1% state + a small % local). And your initial assessed val
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by ageitgey 11y ago
Dave Winer makes a point about how he posts to his own blog and only syndicates his content to medium.com via rss because he wants his content to live on for years. Ironically when you visit the medium.com version of his post[1], all the li
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Using Machine Learning to Generate Super Mario Maker Levels(medium.com)
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Machine Learning is Fun - The world’s easiest introduction to Machine Learning(medium.com)
2 points by ageitgey 12y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Free dataset of almost all podcasts with metadata(github.com)
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Show HN: Pullquoter – Node CLI tool to grab interesting sentences from articles(github.com)
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by ageitgey 12y ago
I had many of the same feelings about this book. It's way too long and it has some major style issues. There are whole chapters covering single sales meetings in excruciating detail. The writing in the book often reads like cheesy narr
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by ageitgey 12y ago
I'm sure Apache Tika is much more capable. For example, it supports html, csv, ppt, etc instead of just html. But it also requires Java/Maven and the installation process is far from simple. Unfluff is a small, simple .js library
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by ageitgey 12y ago
Most basic scraping libraries require you to input a bunch of regexs or css selectors to manually specify what you want to extract from a page. They require custom coding for each page you want to scrape. This library is totally automatic
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Show HN: Automatic web page content extractor for Node.js and the command line(github.com)
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An Easy introduction to Machine Learning(medium.com)
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Ask HN: What is your hackathon or weekend project software stack?
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Testium, Groupon's node.js tool for browser integration testing now open source(engineering.groupon.com)
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How Groupon migrated from a monolithic Rails app to a new Node.js infrastructure(engineering.groupon.com)
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by ageitgey 13y ago
Yes, cucumber is terrible. But I mean terrible in the "it not only doesn't solve the problem, it actually makes it worse" sense, not the "it's poorly written code" sense. I bet it's a well-written (and t
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New data on the 62% decline of cross-border traffic immediately after 9/11/2001(crossborderbusiness.com)
1 points by ageitgey 13y ago|0 comments