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by dgivney 5y ago
Oh of course you can criticise the result, I more found it interesting that a billion dollar, optimized search experience thought your false positive was actually a top result. A huge variance in the subjectivity between your experience and
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by dgivney 5y ago
I think you have some great feedback here but for me it also highlights how subjective search results can be for individuals - for example, these false positives that you mention (b2, b3) appear as the top result on Google for me for that q
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by dgivney 5y ago
Honestly, I know nothing about them but the largest donor on that list is a USA based NGO.. $2 million Ford Foundation Grant: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Foundation
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by dgivney 5y ago
> Russia and China score extremely well, and the US is the second worst? This is a list of countries that benefit from capital flight from countries such as Russia and China. > Who funded this? https://taxjustice.net/o
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by dgivney 6y ago
Interesting use case, I see. You can use the URL shortener on the homepage to create links but yes, the custom keywords, custom domains and link analytics require a small one-off payment for personal use. I did this thinking it will preven
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by dgivney 6y ago
Hi StavrosK I launched a URL Shortener last month that supports custom keywords, deleting links & custom domains. The default domain is a grandfathered .com emoji domain that I thought looked like a Ninja Star so I called the service Ni
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by dgivney 6y ago
You are correct for that time period and technology. Linen sails on square rigged vessels required directional winds towards your destination, as they were only efficient for downwind sailing. Things have greatly improved with the wide ado
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by dgivney 7y ago
A somewhat interesting article which strongly turns into a puff piece of MT. I started scrolling to the bottom to find out who was paying for this content and there it was "In his book, Side Hustle From Home: How To Make Money Online W
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by dgivney 7y ago
I love the code style of your repo. It's very easy to read and I'm a sucker for the 0x80 interrupt call syntax. It just makes it feel more 'assembly'.. Thanks for posting - looking forward to going through it properly th
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by dgivney 7y ago
Me too, I spent 3 days with 18.04 and promptly downgraded again.
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by dgivney 8y ago
Coming from a web background, this approach makes a lot of sense to me. Thank you, I'll definitely take it for a spin.
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by dgivney 8y ago
If you're keen to remove the romance I can recommend 'Marching with the Devil' by David Mason. It's a raw first-hand account of the Legion during the late 80s and describes the author's boyhood dream of joining vs t
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by dgivney 8y ago
> what is this project about? Someone subscribed for notifications and then this server sends them? Exactly that. A device registers with the server and then there's a REST API or CLI binary that you can use to send it push notific
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by dgivney 8y ago
I think Push API is an industry standard but there is this W3 draft https://www.w3.org/TR/push-api/ But yes, it's essentially implemented the same across iOS/Android and browsers like Chrome, FF, Edge et
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by dgivney 8y ago
From what I can tell it appears to be a replacement FCM/APNS. The client subscribes directly via websocket to a self-hosted server (Go binary). New messages in the queue are then notified (gotified) via the websocket. https:/&#x2
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by dgivney 8y ago
I'm also a Vista era convert to linux and still using a practically default Ubuntu image. However this fits with my original ethos for changing - at the time I was running a brand new business and just didn't have time to trouble
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by dgivney 8y ago
I like the idea of this but there's something not quite right. When you look at the front page you see all projects have had $5 dollars worth of stickers purchased. http://tinyimg.io/i/DfTAcu4.png But then you cli
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by dgivney 8y ago
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by dgivney 8y ago
Hey Rizzke Congratulations on launching!.. I've been coding commercially for nearly 20 years and just wanted to say it's fantastic to see that you were able to launch a product without needing to code anything. While this product
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by dgivney 8y ago
> Clearly he's just shamelessly pitching a drop-shippable console with some branding on it. Actually there's no branding on it either - it's straight drop-shipping from AliExpress. https://www.polygon.com/2
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by dgivney 8y ago
It's a bit concerning when you see a site pushing an Open Source PHP framework that has had no serious commits in 3 years. https://github.com/innomatic/innomatic-platform Especially when they haven't even upd
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by dgivney 8y ago
It's Esoteric Enterprise ready..
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by dgivney 8y ago
A few years ago I created a syntactically correct, but semantically meaningless programming language based on this. Devoid of syntactic sugar, Buffalo Lang has only one token. http://bfalo.com
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by dgivney 8y ago
Haha thank you!..
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Show HN: Saas Ninja – sales, monitoring and development tools for Saas Products
9 points by dgivney 8y ago|2 comments
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by dgivney 8y ago
The projects are listed multiple times, with multiple price points. eg. if you have a half billion burning a hole in your pocket you can browse the 'Under $500M' tag. https://www.allsideprojects.com/tags/under
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by dgivney 8y ago
We can neither confirm nor deny that he's a federal agency.
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by dgivney 8y ago
Hey mix this looks really interesting. How did you train the model? I've got a corpus of certificates from Government Compliance Program that I need to construct into a similar model.
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by dgivney 9y ago
If anyone's interested I've got a geany-lua script repo here https://github.com/DGivney/geany-lua-scripts
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by dgivney 9y ago
Yeah me too - I've tried many different IDEs but always find myself back in Geany. Just an awesome tool.

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