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by dglass 9y ago
Ripple's cryptocurrency XRP solves a real world problem and they have real world customers already using it. I'm not saying it's going to change the world in some grand sense but it's quite possible Ripple's XRP wil
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The 2018 Web Developer Roadmap(codeburst.io)
3 points by dglass 9y ago|0 comments
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by dglass 9y ago
You should do some research on ripple and some of their customers. Huge global banks are already using their software.
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by dglass 9y ago
What if spotify creates their own music label? It's the same situation that Netflix had with licensing content. Spotify has loads of data that the music labels don't. I would hope they will use that data to their advantage. If the
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Ask HN: Where do you store your Ledger Wallet seed words?
1 points by dglass 9y ago|0 comments
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by dglass 9y ago
That's exactly what's happening. But the FCC does not have the power to do that because that falls under the jurisdiction of the FTC. They announced this a few days ago [0]. NN would have nationalized the internet which is the opp
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by dglass 9y ago
This is exact what people don't realize would have happened in the US if net neutrality was kept in place. Classifying ISPs as title II would require them to apply for broadcasting licenses just like television and radio must do. What&
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by dglass 9y ago
yes https://status.coinbase.com/
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by dglass 9y ago
I had this problem. Super busy during the day at work, I drive to work so I can't read during my commute, etc. I ended up buying a kindle with a backlit screen and started reading in bed for 15-30 minutes right before going to bed. I p
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Ask HN: Examples of data structures in real world examples
7 points by dglass 9y ago|4 comments
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by dglass 9y ago
It would be a non-profit corporation. This doesn't have anything to do with increasing shareholder value.
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by dglass 9y ago
I created http://tracket.com which you might find interesting. It's a news aggregator / timeline archive. No ads and I don't plan on adding any advertising any time soon. I'd rather find a better business mod
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by dglass 9y ago
Not everyone can build their own backtesting tool. I played around with quantopian for a little while and did some live trading with quantopian + robinhood and I never would have been able to do that without quantopian
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by dglass 9y ago
Thanks! I'm using a td-idf algorithm to rank similarity between stories. It's evolved over time and I'm constantly refining it.
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by dglass 9y ago
Hey thanks! That's some helpful feedback. I'll have to fix that URL issue. Unfortunately some sites take down their articles after a period of time so some links that worked previously don't work anymore. I've struggled
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Show HN: Tracket.com – A Mix Between Google News and the Internet Archive(tracket.com)
4 points by dglass 9y ago|4 comments
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by dglass 9y ago
I use some basic tf-idf machine learning for clustering similar articles for http://tracket.com
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by dglass 9y ago
The original comment speculating that this move is Trump distracting from the Comey news is pretty damn nutty.
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by dglass 9y ago
actually, Trump doesn't use email. He believes phone calls are more efficient if I remember correctly. A big part of his days were always spend on the phone.
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by dglass 10y ago
They can only leak what is given to them. There are plenty of leaks that are not US related. https://wikileaks.org/-Leaks-.html
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by dglass 10y ago
I think the title is sensationalized a bit. It's not much different that hopping in a google hangout for a daily standup, except with friends instead of coworkers. When I was around that age kids would talk on the phone with their frie
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by dglass 10y ago
It's impossible to follow a twitter conversation if you don't understand how twitter works. It's a huge barrier to entry for new users and I don't think they'll start growing again until they fix this problem
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by dglass 10y ago
powerful != profitable
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by dglass 10y ago
Reminds me of https://www.wagonhq.com
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by dglass 10y ago
That's great to hear. That's almost exactly what I'm trying to do with Tracket. Hope you like it!
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by dglass 10y ago
It's not quite what you're looking for but I've been working on Tracket [0] for quite some time now. The best way I can describe it is a mix between google news and the wayback machine. It aggregates top stories from the majo
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by dglass 10y ago
No one stood up to defend it because no one really knew what was in it. They tried to rush it through before anyone could actually read it.
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by dglass 10y ago
The idea is interesting but I think the execution needs work. It's going to be a hard sell to convince people to pay for a monthly magazine subscription. Consider writing an ebook or self publishing a book instead. Maybe publish some h
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by dglass 10y ago
Ashamed? Snowden illegally obtained his information and leaked it to the public. Are you ashamed that you now know about the NSA's surveillance? edit: Once the information is out there, it's out there. You should not dismiss illeg
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by dglass 10y ago
All I know is that John Podesta and his brother were invited to a spirit cooking dinner [1]. I haven't seen any evidence they attended but it was an interesting email that was uncovered. I don't believe lizard people are real. [1]

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