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by codeplea 1y ago
It's probably in the Privacy Policy they just emailed about.
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by codeplea 1y ago
>I received a confirmation that said, “Your personal information and items associated with your account have now been deleted. This action is permanent and cannot be reversed.” By the same logic, wasn't this first email self-contrad
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by codeplea 1y ago
This is addressed directly in the article: >And for those who might be quick to point out that there could be a dearth of jobs there, note that when people say “there are no jobs” in a given area, they generally mean that there are no jo
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by codeplea 3y ago
Very cool. I can definitely see this being useful for me in the future. I made a similar tool which simply outputs the exact HTTP request as received by the server. It's useful to test how the client is mangling URLs or packing request
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by codeplea 7y ago
For there to be infringement, someone needs to prove that copying took place. Because of the algorithm these musicians used to generate this, they can prove mathematically that copying did not take place.
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by codeplea 7y ago
Couldn't one also argue that more frequent renewal exposes a larger attack surface?
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by codeplea 7y ago
I wrote for Packt, but I didn't have that problem. It wouldn't have been allowed by the contract. Can you tell us what happened?
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by codeplea 7y ago
I wrote for them too. My book was published last May. I made a similar workflow to you. I wrote using vim and markdown, then used pandoc to convert to HTML. I then wrote some scripts to mangle the HTML to something more compatible with Pack
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by codeplea 7y ago
>what's the moral justification for making this illegal? The robocalls I receive are all using fake caller IDs. At that point, it's fraud, isn't it? I wouldn't mind robocallers if they used a real caller ID. If that w
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by codeplea 7y ago
I've been a Twilio customer for a long time. They don't allow you to spoof caller ID. You can only set outgoing caller ID to a real number that you own or have access to.
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by codeplea 7y ago
Lots of people use mention tools. I built a tool with a much narrower scope than yours, and it has a few thousand users now.
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by codeplea 7y ago
5k to 5.3k is a 6% increase. It seems like day trading should be just about the riskiest/hardest way to get 6% a year. The S&P 500 returns about 10%/year since its inception. (7% if you adjust for inflation.)
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by codeplea 7y ago
5k into 5.3k is 6%. You can get much more than that in the long run by just putting it in an index fund. Why bother day trading?
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by codeplea 7y ago
Does anyone know if this, or anything like it, is available in VR?
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by codeplea 7y ago
Of course. It's not a secret.
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by codeplea 7y ago
How do you know it's reliable? In my experience, Google Alerts misses a lot of mentions on HN and Reddit. I would challenge you to try an alternative (like https://f5bot.com/ ) for a week. You may be surprised at how ma
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by codeplea 8y ago
It's apples and oranges really. I would say that it's easier to use recursive descent to parse a full programming language though. Shunting yard works very well if you want to parse math expressions into postfix notation. It is th
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by codeplea 8y ago
I wrote this. I'm glad to see it posted. Happy to answer any questions.
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by codeplea 8y ago
That doesn't seem plausible. It works too fast and the results are too good.
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by codeplea 8y ago
Care to explain more about how it works? Your about page says "sophisticated AI technology to detect foreground layers and separate them from the background" but that's pretty vague. What kind of AI?
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by codeplea 8y ago
I think Robinhood implements market orders as limit %5 above/below market. You should be able to enter a limit order at your own max price, and it would've executed.
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by codeplea 8y ago
Google Alerts seems to miss most of Reddit these days. It's really broken.
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by codeplea 8y ago
Hi, F5Bot author here. I'm working on a premium version, and a couple features are already available through Patreon. It has just been a low priority. If you have ideas for any premium features you would like to see, please feel free t
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by codeplea 8y ago
I agree that it seems some amendments are ignored, but also there is no one "right" interpretation of any amendment. I found this article, The Myth of the Rule of Law [1], to be very enlightening. [1] http://faculty.msb
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by codeplea 8y ago
Why stick to three lines? With only a couple more you could reduce the boiler-plate needed to use it. I wrote a minimal C test framework too: https://github.com/codeplea/minctest It's got some real-world usage. St
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by codeplea 8y ago
Is your solution broken for the cases where keywords are prefixes or suffixes of each other? This situation is very common in my use-case. Also, does your solution work if a keyword appears multiple times? I get what you're saying, but
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by codeplea 8y ago
Thanks! I'm glad it's working well for you.
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by codeplea 8y ago
Thanks for the explanation. The APIs make a lot more sense in light of it. It seems odd they didn't just use Postgres indexing though. Do you know if they benchmarked it at any point?
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by codeplea 8y ago
Each request still returns 100 posts. It's just that you have to specify the 100 post IDs individually. Their default listing mode works very poorly. It would certainly be more requests to use a hybrid system like you're talking a
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by codeplea 8y ago
They should really just have an open-source mandate by now.

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