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   Jfrazelle/dockerfiles: Various Dockerfiles(github.com)

   25 points by cjr 11y ago|1 comments
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   Designing simpler React components(medium.com)

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   10 Years of Web Inspector(webkit.org)

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    Design Patterns and Refactoring(sourcemaking.com)

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    MOSH(getmosh.io)

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    The iPad zombie(allenpike.com)

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    How to Be Polite(medium.com)

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    REST API's are Crud(girders.org)

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    Mixture : The perfect front-end development tool(mixture.io)

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    Anger over Twitter porn gaffe on Vine video service(bbc.co.uk)

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    Crossfilter(square.github.com)

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    The start-ups that favour New York over Silicon Valley(bbc.co.uk)

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    by cjr 14y ago

    Yeah, if only...
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    by cjr 14y ago

    That's good to know. We've changed it to 'Why use adifyit...'. Right now if we are not confident that we have found a product match, we just don't show anything, so won't turn the site into a spamfest.
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    by cjr 14y ago

    Thanks for your feedback. There is an element of trust involved as we are going to modify the look/feel of the host site. But if this causes potential customers to wonder if it works well, then we should probably reword it.
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    by cjr 14y ago

    For mobile as there's no concept of hover, we'd put an always-on button in a user-specified corner of the image. When the button is tapped our ad overlay would show.
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    by cjr 14y ago

    Cool thanks, fixed.
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    by cjr 14y ago

    Thanks!
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    by cjr 14y ago

    Thanks for your reply. Yes, the algorithm would match against product images, so most likely faces and nature photographs wouldn't match any images in our product database. Here is an example of what the ads would look like on our site dump
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    by cjr 14y ago

    Thanks for your reply. We are building the picture identification in-house, we have a crude working demo as a proof of concept that the tech is good enough. We've used the Amazon product API to build our databsae, there are ~80m products in