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by bkanber 12y ago
Great article. I've rolled my own full-text search engines in the past and it's a category of problems that I love, but even I have to admit that I'm often astounded by Lucene's performance. The inverted index really let
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by bkanber 12y ago
I really like Cmd+[ and Cmd+] for back/forward. Also because Cmd+Shift+[ and Cmd+Shift+] are tab prev/tab next.
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by bkanber 12y ago
I introduced Phabricator to my company about 9 months ago. The trick with Phabricator is that each individual applet/tool is a little bit janky. Taken individually, there are better ticket management tools, better wikis, better code re
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by bkanber 12y ago
Yes. We use PHP and we love it! It has its, er, quirks from time to time, but allll that negative stuff that you're always reading about PHP doesn't really affect the bottom line: PHP is great at building websites and scalable web
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by bkanber 12y ago
PHP full stack and/or WordPress devs! We’re Tidal Labs, (NYC-based but remote OK), a 15-person tech startup building great tools to help brands and publishers connect organically with their fans, whether their fans are expert bloggers
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by bkanber 12y ago
Lots of harsh criticism in here. I think you guys have done some great work. Innovation is made incrementally, and you guys have taken two different models and blended them. Sometimes that works very well, sometimes it doesn't. I'
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by bkanber 12y ago
Oh, come on -- you admit you didn't click the link but still assume that you have enough information to go by to criticize them? And start pushing your services on them? This is a "Show HN" post. You're supposed to play
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by bkanber 12y ago
And this is why I make software :)
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by bkanber 12y ago
Thanks, appreciate it! The auto-translator is set to 15 WPM, so like you said anything faster than 18 or so doesn't get recognized. If real, interested people actually end up using this I'd be happy to make that user-configurable!
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by bkanber 12y ago
Thanks, I hope you do!
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by bkanber 12y ago
Thanks for the heads up, will fix. Edit: wait, is it? I'm not seeing it..
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by bkanber 12y ago
That's hilarious and might be something I build in! Of course, this place'll be quiet after it's off HN so it may be a non-issue!
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by bkanber 12y ago
Thanks for the suggestions! There's certainly a steep learning curve, and based on my observations over the last few days I've come to realize that you're right, it's important to give an example to beginners so they can
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by bkanber 12y ago
Added a warning. Did not anticipate what this would be like when 30 people are all mashing keys at once, sorry!
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by bkanber 12y ago
Friend of mine joked that "this is the slowest IRC ever".
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by bkanber 12y ago
I'm in channel 2 if anyone wants to try actually morse-ing rather than mashing on the keys ;)
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Show HN: Morse code radio [audio](morsecode.me)
58 points by bkanber 12y ago|43 comments
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by bkanber 12y ago
PHP API and/or WordPress devs! We’re Tidal Labs, (NYC-based but remote OK), a 15-person tech startup building great tools to help brands and publishers connect organically with their fans, whether their fans are expert bloggers or casu
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by bkanber 12y ago
Tidal Labs -- NYC -- PHP API Engineer We’re looking for an experienced PHP developer to help build the API behind our content marketing system. You’ll spend your time concentrating on tough technical problems, building new features, and min
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by bkanber 12y ago
Tidal Labs - New York City PHP/JS/HTML/CSS Developer We're looking for an experienced PHP, JS, HTML and CSS developer to maintain a family of websites for our clients. You'll be making incremental improvements to th
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by bkanber 13y ago
No -- Artsy maintains relationships with galleries, not individual artists.
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by bkanber 13y ago
Tidal Labs -- NYC Front End Developer Tidal is a tool suite that helps publishers interact with their audience. We're looking for a talented front-end developer to help build new and exciting consumer-facing products built with beautif
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by bkanber 13y ago
Easier said than done. First, how do you define "best"? Certainly personality traits like confidence are a factor, but it's naive to believe that men and women display confidence in the same way. So YC's selection criter
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by bkanber 13y ago
NYC (or US remote) - Tidal Labs - https://tid.al/ We're a mature startup working on developing some new and exciting products this year. We already work with dozens of big-name brands and 35,000+ bloggers, helping to c
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Learn to Embrace Dinkiness(burakkanber.com)
2 points by bkanber 13y ago|1 comments
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by bkanber 13y ago
NYC (or US remote) - Tidal Labs - https://tid.al/ We're a mature startup working on developing some new and exciting products this year. We already work with dozens of big-name brands and 30,000+ bloggers, helping to c
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by bkanber 13y ago
> Its just the language isn't the hard part of the subject. For you, sure -- but not for everyone. This series has actually been up for a little over a year now. I get emails from people who didn't know what machine learning wa
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by bkanber 13y ago
Thanks! -- I am intending to write more, but the pace is sloooowww .
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by bkanber 13y ago
I'm not sure I understand the point you're trying to make. Are you telling me I should not have written this series? That it's somehow not valuable because you don't like JS? That I can't effectively teach basic mac
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by bkanber 13y ago
> If you are at the point of your CS education that you are taking a serious look at machine learning and understanding the theory then you shouldn't have a problem translating into whatever your language of choice is. This feels li

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