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   by ffhhj 4y ago

   I have a nice 3 letter .co domain that people mistake with a similar .com of a large insurance company in the US. Constantly get emails from their departments and customers. I had to setup an automated reply to let them know.
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   by ffhhj 4y ago

   Lexica throws some neat results: https://lexica.art/?q=Show+me+round+objects
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   by ffhhj 4y ago

   Clippy has its own song: https://youtube.com/watch?v=b4taIpALfAo
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   by ffhhj 4y ago

   I'm doing this for my next-gen search engine, but I also queue several requests into a single one with my own webservice. Is this a known technique in the industry?
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   by ffhhj 4y ago

   Synthwave works in that way for me, some great authors to train your youtube recommendations: Gunship, Wise, Extra Terra, Max Brhon, Head Splitter, Revizia, Infraction, TTKXNDR, Moris Blak, Wayfloe, Fury Weekend, and many others. I have 700
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   by ffhhj 4y ago

   Dangerous Knowledge (2007)
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   by ffhhj 4y ago

   after the party
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   by ffhhj 4y ago

   Some could inspire videogame characters, ie: https://bAIble.com/bible.html?book=Mark&chapter=13&verse=36 https://bAIble.com/bible.html?book=Mark&chapter=16&verse=17 https://bAIble
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   by ffhhj 4y ago

   In my day job I work with frameworks, and do vanilla development for all of my personal projects. But then I realize that in the end I'm just building my own frameworks (DB, states, UI), that I might use or fragment and reuse in other
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    by ffhhj 4y ago

    Cool project. I would build a virtual world for the AI to learn inside it, then the AI.
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    by ffhhj 4y ago

    This is an improbable exaggeration pattern. A user exaggerates the description of their problem to induce others to understand their pain, then another user requests proof for the exaggeration. The outcome? A cycle of posts with new exagger
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    by ffhhj 4y ago

    The Dartmoth Workshop: http://www-formal.stanford.edu/jmc/slides/dartmouth/dartmout...
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    by ffhhj 4y ago

    Meta smarter
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    by ffhhj 4y ago

    The string multiplication is about _joining_ strings, the inverse is about _splitting_ them in several parts. It's only confusing because the * appends the string to itself, the / is actually very clear.
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    by ffhhj 4y ago

    They should have made the analogous inverse operation: '1234' / 2 = ['12', '34']
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    by ffhhj 4y ago

    Best use of compile time.
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    by ffhhj 4y ago

    Pascal was the thing in the 90s, specially with Turbo Pascal and Delphi. For me that was the golden decade of programming with WWW opening a whole new world.
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    by ffhhj 4y ago

    I have both morning and night perks: 7am-11am, 8pm-12am. I feel really tired in the afternoon, taking long naps gives me a greater range at night, and I restart at 7:00am fully rested. In the mornings I'm in slave mode that allows me t
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    by ffhhj 4y ago

    Programming is like reading/writing, everyone should learn to do it in different fields. Not everyone that writes becomes a writer, don't worry about taking a new path, you now have a great tool on your belt.
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    by ffhhj 4y ago

    I comment out and leave fragments of code that caused some problem, with an explanation of why that shouldn't be there.
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    by ffhhj 4y ago

    Is Sauron against unions?
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    by ffhhj 4y ago

    Repository at Bitbucket is dead. Last copyright year is 2012, is the project still alive?
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    by ffhhj 4y ago

    Any video?
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    by ffhhj 4y ago

    You could email the admin team hn@ycombinator.com
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    by ffhhj 4y ago

    Hey, your thread was at the top of Ask HN, and it just disappeared a moment ago.
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    by ffhhj 4y ago

    They need your feedback, ask for a refund and they will simplify the puzzle.
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    by ffhhj 4y ago

    Honeypot?
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    by ffhhj 4y ago

    Bing blocked your IP address, use mobile Internet or VPN.
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    by ffhhj 4y ago

    Organic memristors.
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    by ffhhj 4y ago

    DDG gets results from Bing, try it too.