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by ammar_x 5y ago
This website is a great example for me of useful, interesting, and original things that can be done on the Internet, instead of the abundant nonsense. Hope there was list of these websites.
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by ammar_x 5y ago
Seems fun but makes my fans spin, on Chrome.
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by ammar_x 5y ago
We need more things like this: tools that extract valuable info from the overcrowded internet.
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by ammar_x 5y ago
Yes I'm interested in that and would like to know when you release the source code. And I'm glad you visited my blog and liked that post :)
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by ammar_x 5y ago
:) Great. Good luck with adding new dictionaries and thank you for your efforts. By the way, have you seen the work of Taha Zerrouki. He has produced many open source tools to deal with Arabic language [1]. Thought you might be interested.
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by ammar_x 5y ago
I couldn't find results for the Arabic verb: يعيب or its past form عاب. It means something like criticize. Any tips?
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by ammar_x 5y ago
I wanted a way to compare fonts easily and quickly so I built Pair & Compare [1]. [1]: https://www.pairandcompare.net/
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by ammar_x 5y ago
Great! Adding it to my favorite dictionaries.
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by ammar_x 5y ago
Browser built-in password managers are much less useful for me than some password manager apps like LastPass. I can use it in Chrome, Safari, on iOS, macOS, etc. If I use Chrome's built-in password manager for example and want to get t
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by ammar_x 5y ago
First time I hear of this as a non-native speaker. I'll pay more attention to notice it in real life.
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by ammar_x 5y ago
Nice and interesting analysis. Thank you for sharing. I now think HN and Reddit and others should consider inflation by default when you search for top posts of all time for example.
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by ammar_x 5y ago
What a great and practical way to teach people to 1) avoid things that make bad design. 2) teach designers the small things that come together to form an elegant design. Brilliant idea.
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by ammar_x 5y ago
This is great. Of course it needs more features but it's a great start. I always search for apps that let you design web pages with extreme simplicity like this. One suggestion: please support right-to-left languages like Arabic; not h
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by ammar_x 5y ago
The main idea of the article is that when someone who is a domain expert proposes an idea that seems wrong, there is a chance that this idea is a great idea because why would a smart person proposes a stupid idea? They must've known so
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by ammar_x 5y ago
+1 for adding RTL support. Should be added by default for all libraries especially that it's not hard to implement with CSS.
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by ammar_x 5y ago
I found the navigation shortcuts useful: ctrl-a, ctrl-e, etc.
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by ammar_x 5y ago
I have folders (and sub-folders for different categories I'm interested in. Inside each folder, there are text files, markdown files, PDFs, etc. about that category. I mostly use text files to write my notes from books, lectures, artic
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by ammar_x 5y ago
Interesting. Vowels in English has always been hard to find a rule that dictates their pronunciation in words. This is a funny video about that: https://www.tiktok.com/@therealivancohen/video/6921416585412...
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by ammar_x 6y ago
Hey, I was not able to do the analysis we talked about. The analysis received much interaction after I published it here and was contacted by many people. As a result, I've been too busy. I hope I can do it soon. When I do it, I'l
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by ammar_x 6y ago
I have the same data for Canada, Denmark, UK, Malaysia, and other 13 countries. I plan to analyze this data soon. So stay tuned.
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by ammar_x 6y ago
Glad it helped. If possible, could you share your analysis results with us after you finish?
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by ammar_x 6y ago
Wow. That makes me sad and suspicious. Why would they close themselves to this degree? From 50 million to 10,000!
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by ammar_x 6y ago
It is really sad to see one of the biggest Internet platforms and the biggest video platform apply more restrictions. If they opened their data more and made less restrictions, we would be in front of a gold mine of data. With current restr
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by ammar_x 6y ago
Can't agree more except for the long-videos thing. The way YouTube works now encourages clickbait crying-for-a-click titles and silly-shocked-faces thumbnails because click-through-rate plays a huge role in video success now. In his vi
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by ammar_x 6y ago
There is a video that had only 53,796 views on the day it became trending. That video is "Phora - Don't Change [Official Music Video]". If you look at the data, you find that it became trending on the same day it was publishe
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by ammar_x 6y ago
Thank you.. The analysis you've done seems really interesting and gave me some more ideas to implement in future analyses. For keywords that boost views, I'll run a similar analysis on my data and report the results to you here in
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by ammar_x 6y ago
I like that. Excellent storytelling, inspiring. Thank you for sharing.
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Analysis of all YouTube trending videos in US for 2019(ammar-alyousfi.com)
100 points by ammar_x 6y ago|45 comments
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by ammar_x 7y ago
Thank you man :)
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by ammar_x 7y ago
Cool idea especially for people living in different country than their families. Will it remain free? What is the privacy policy? Will my data (video/audio) be kept on the servers? I couldn't find such info in the website.

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