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We're always looking to improve where we can to reduce any gaps in the process and to make sure no applications slip through the cracks. I can't find any calls/interviews with your name and also can't find any submission
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Definitely not fake, we are most certainly hiring! I'm a somewhat newer hire at SerpApi and I found the role through one of the monthly "Who is hiring?" threads late last year. Please feel free to reach out to me at david at
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SerpApi | https://serpapi.com | Junior to Senior Fullstack Engineer positions | Customer Success Engineer | Talent Acquisition Specialist | Based in Austin, TX but remote-first structure | Full-time | ONSITE or FULLY REMOTE | $1
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The Marginalia Search project has been such a great one to follow over the years and I think Viktor is very well deserving of both the last grant and the new grant. Following the technical journey that he has documented through the blog pos
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2y ago
Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood [0] is directly based on the character by the same name from Mister Rogers' Neighborhood.' Daniel Tiger is one of the very, very few TV shows we let our daughter watch, and it teaches emotional reg
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Fortunately the Internet Archive has a copy in the Wayback Machine: https://web.archive.org/web/20190611150403/https://www.msn.c...
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The last time I saw a Game Boy emulator written in Ruby was part of a RubyConf presentation[0] a few years back, and the performance at the time was understandably not amazing. The performance here pre-optimisation is more than playable, an
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Great work on this, Aymeric and team! In terms of improving browsing and/or data sources, do you think it might be worth integrating things like Google Scholar search capability to increase the depth of some of the research that can be
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First time I'd ever heard of it too; I ran straight to Google and it only came up with results for "Breville Oracle Jet Espresso Machine" which interestingly enough Breville seem to hold a trademark on "Oracle" itse
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I think it's tough to force it if the energy and motivation aren't there after a day of work. It becomes significantly easier if you have something that you're excited to work on that can exercise a few of the new things you&
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> In the months after my son’s birth, I suddenly had no free time. > ... > I took a breath and realized the reason I had “no free time” was that several days each week, I’d take long walks downtown to enjoy an outdoor brunch with m
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I once looked into this and there's actually more than a handful of theme parks like this, one of which even has a few locations: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diggerland
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In a similar vein, there is a Japanese TV show called "Old Enough!" [0] (1991-present) that focuses on kids as young as 3 year olds heading out of home by themselves and performing errands -- it really is quite amazing to watch ho
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I was impressed at the accuracy they were able to get with browser/architecture detection: > Concretely, our expression reveals differences in 1116 OS-browser combination pairs (94.9 %). Very cool to see that they've even gon
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In case anyone is like me and wanted to see some more usage examples, the author of Glimmer seems to have a few games he's put together using the gem: https://github.com/AndyObtiva/glimmer_klondike_solitaire http
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I generally do one of two things when I want to "bookmark" something; 1. Open a new tab and leave it there until I get around to reading it later that day or the next morning; or 2. Drop the link into my instance of ArchiveBox [0]
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I started with SerpApi as a Senior Engineer in October 2024 after applying via one of the HN who is hiring threads, so I'll happily speak to the work environment as I've experienced it since joining. The onboarding period is very
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If you're looking to scrape any of the major search engines, eBay, Yelp, and a few others, then SerpApi has a massive number of up-to-date APIs to choose from: https://serpapi.com/search-api Disclaimer: I work there!
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Modd.io [0] is a great platform that's relatively easy to get into and start making games. I suspect it would be a fairly good entry point for kids and it has the added benefit that your child can share the games they're making wi
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According to the article, they've previously collected by just withdrawing money directly from X's and/or Starlink's local accounts: > Brazil previously withdrew money for fines it levied against X from the accounts o
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If you haven't considered it, you can also use the direct wikitext markup, from which the HTML is derived. Depending on how you use it, the wikitext may or may not be more ingestible if you're passing it through to an LLM anyway.
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About 50. A fair number of them are "defensive" registrations for my sites that are prone to bad actors trying to fool my users, though, eg. primary site is "example.com", and I get "example.com.au", "exam
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Hacker News has a "second-chance pool" [1] which I would wager was the likely path for the submission [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26998308
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I suspect this is the one you're thinking of: https://3dbook.xyz/ It has popped up a few times on HN in its various stages of development.
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You can use the .local, .localhost, .example, and .test TLDs for local domains -- these are IANA reserved: https://www.iana.org/assignments/special-use-domain-names/sp...
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In Chrome you can get the event listeners for a given element by selecting/highlighting it in the Elements tab, then jumping across to the Console tab, you use: getEventListeners($0) getEventListeners is a Chrome console/de
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If you're looking for things in the way of tutorials, gamedev.net is generally a fairly good resource and they've also got a lot of articles/posts written on some more in-depth or interesting technical items: https:/&#x
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The Expectant Father – was split up in such a way that once a month, I was reading the relevant chapter to keep up with my partner's pregnancy and all the things I need to/should know along the way. Was well worth it for me... t
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The following sites/marketplaces have a mix of SaaS sites, content sites, and affiliate sites. These are all generally higher value sites/businesses for sale (think 50k and up for many) and are often for sale at high yearly multip
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There's an existing shared piano site that does _similar_ to as you've described, but only utilises a 2D model. It might be give you some ideas or some things to consider to include/leave out of yours: https://www.
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