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Ask HN: Any recommendataions for exporting data from Amazon?
13 points by coreyp_1 6mo ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: How do you search the web programmatically these days?
6 points by coreyp_1 6mo ago|9 comments
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by coreyp_1 7mo ago
It would help to have some direction of what to do on the landing page. Editing to give more context: I'm on an ultrawide and didn't see the help at the top right corner. But, now I'm thinking: "OK, I typed something...
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by coreyp_1 11mo ago
I gave up trying to read the article when animations started happening when I scrolled. It's annoying and I have better things to do than waste time waiting for your animations to stutter and finish moving around when I'm trying
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by coreyp_1 11mo ago
Have you ever explored the idea of shaped notes? There's multiple different approaches with both 4-shape and 7-shape systems being common. But the point is that your color system seems largely correlated to it, and there has been rese
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by coreyp_1 1y ago
I love the hand-drawn illustrations, but I really love the typography. Does anyone know which fonts (or, probably more importantly, which modern-day equivalents) are used to get this feeling?
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by coreyp_1 1y ago
Advice: Just pick one thing and do it. (I promise I'm not being snarky.) The stack doesn't matter. The problem itself doesn't really matter. The "sexiness" of the result doesn't matter. Just do it. Somethi
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by coreyp_1 1y ago
How? (Genuine question... I only pay for a handful of AI services, which is <$2/day.) I'm not doubting you, btw... I've seen others here on HN also saying that they burn through money with AI, I guess I'm just missin
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by coreyp_1 1y ago
I'm wanting to do the same thing. I've also already written a language (in C) to generate HTML (a template language), so these two go hand-in-hand!
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by coreyp_1 1y ago
I'm genuinely surprised that copyright is being used to control the use of a "scale" in science, and that the legal threat was used to take down a paper criticizing it as "no more accurate than flipping a coin". Wou
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by coreyp_1 1y ago
Maybe I'm just old, but I remember the tv advertisements for the dubious 900 numbers (remember Miss Cleo?) that you could call, but you had to pay for the time. Is there any law that says that I can't just get one of those for use
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by coreyp_1 1y ago
The content is good, but the weird dither effect is giving me a horrible headache! I'm glad you created it (it's always good to see someone bring an idea to fruition!), and I hope that you continue to create cool things. But ple
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by coreyp_1 1y ago
You know, everyone is jumping to conclusions here about the evils of whomever their political rival is. However, this is a website, based on code. And based on my most recent experiences with AI, I think it's more plausible that someo
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by coreyp_1 1y ago
I purchased two of his images a few years ago, and I'm very happy with the results. Looks like he has a few more images now, and I might buy another one. :)
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by coreyp_1 1y ago
Wow. This sounds to me like someone saying,"Don't make flashcards to learn a language, just remember the words!" Flashcards help. They aren't a substitute for learning the language, but flashcards definitely help. Pictur
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by coreyp_1 2y ago
I'm trying to make my own GUI library in cross-platform C, based on Vulcan. Because evidently I'm a glutton for punishment. I'm only a couple of weeks in. But it's giving me a break from my programming language that I wa
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by coreyp_1 2y ago
A new post on hexagons (the best-agons!)!!! Now that's a nice surprise! I appreciate the effort that Red Blob Games puts into their website.
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by coreyp_1 2y ago
I know about it, but I haven't looked yet. In the large episode group, there are 658 episodes. The YouTube listing doesn't make it easy to search for a particular episode, though, and YouTube's compression is horrible. I fa
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by coreyp_1 2y ago
Thanks! I was in between meetings so didn't have time to elaborate. I love the `ia` tool, but it drives me crazy that it can't resume a failed download. Some files are fast (~30 meg/sec). Others are painfully slow (~100 kb
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by coreyp_1 2y ago
I feel the same towards the "Computer Chronicles", which, IMO, is the best example of unbiased tech reporting that I have ever seen. I still love to watch the old episodes. Unfortunately, even though I have most of the 20 year h
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by coreyp_1 2y ago
I didn't go into my entire syllabus, but it is sufficient to note that I did drop the lowest grade, and I only failed a few students out of hundreds, and that is a reflection of their work, not mine. Yes, it is sad that people of my &q
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by coreyp_1 2y ago
I was a professor. I would have given you a zero. From the instructor's perspective, it sounds like you didn't even try to do the intentional assignment (which the fault/crashdump/find info in the crashdump was the most
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by coreyp_1 2y ago
I get irrationally angry when a map is skewed in this way and there is no way to change it. The more you zoom in, the worse the distortion is made to be. Even zooming all the way out does not eliminate the angular distortion. This took a
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by coreyp_1 2y ago
I posted this because I thought it was interesting. I go back and forth on crypto currency. I like the fact that it's an alternative currency. I hate the fact that it's such a resource (electricity) hog. I like the fact that th
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Crypto miners must register with state, reveal power usage under new Texas rule(texastribune.org)
3 points by coreyp_1 2y ago|1 comments
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by coreyp_1 2y ago
We did this research probably a decade ago at Notre Dame on Reddit users. I wrote the browser plugins that collected the data. I'm on my phone else i would post a link.
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by coreyp_1 2y ago
If I had kids, I would probably subscribe to KiwiCo ( https://www.kiwico.com/us/store/cp/12-plus-years-old ). Lego? Unfortunately, my limited (geographically-constrained) contact with my nieces and nephews has
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by coreyp_1 2y ago
This looks really interesting. The first hurdle, though, that prevents me from experimenting with this on my job is the lack of a license. I see in the readme that it claims that it is MIT licensed, but there is no actual license file or i
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by coreyp_1 2y ago
With modern teleconferencing tools, it doesn't matter. If you feel that in-person time is important, then do what we did at my current company: They hired me. I know everyone at the local state university, from professors to students
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by coreyp_1 2y ago
Well I would love to have found a $500k job, that's definitely not my point of reference. The problem is that I'm not even getting to the stage of asking about salary, because I'm not getting any interviews in the first place

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