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by gh1 10y ago
Could you elaborate on how you did this? What was your niche? How did you get in touch with the influencers? What kind of payouts were involved? I have heard that facebook also adopted a similar strategy in the very beginning. I have no dou
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by gh1 10y ago
It seems like only new accounts using Tor are hellbanned. If an account has sufficient karma or age or some combination of both, then it is not.
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by gh1 10y ago
A friend of mine (who signed up recently) tried to use Tor and got hellbanned within an hour. Another friend tried using a VPN provider IVPN and was banned from the get go. But it is possible that this is happening because of IP rate limits
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by gh1 10y ago
I think Hacker News also blocks Tor users by hellbanning them. Anyone here can confirm?
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by gh1 10y ago
I think you should go for Python. 1. Python is definitely future proof. It is most likely going to be THE language in the near future. Machine learning and AI is most likely where most new breakthroughs will happen, and Python is well posit
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by gh1 10y ago
On a different note, I have heard it being said that it is better to overestimate than underestimate. This is apparently the best way to manage other people's expectations and maintain credibility.
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by gh1 10y ago
I think it boils down to this. 1. If you are doing something that people have done before, then it is possible to come up with a reasonable estimate. How? Just talk with someone who has done something similar before and they will help you u
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Open Source Is Ceasing to Be Cool(marktarver.com)
4 points by gh1 10y ago|0 comments
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An Argument for Automation(medium.com)
6 points by gh1 10y ago|1 comments
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by gh1 10y ago
So happy about this. I absolutely loved the first two seasons. While the episodes are very dark and disturbing at times, the imagination and world view of the series is way ahead of its times. My favorite episodes so far: S01E03 : The entir
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Ask HN: Trustworthy computer security blogs
2 points by gh1 10y ago|0 comments
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by gh1 10y ago
My atom crashes every time I try to open a huge text file (containing data of some sort). Other text editors handle them just fine. This time they added a configuration option for the large file warning threshold. This isn't enough. An
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by gh1 10y ago
I guess you are referring to this. http://www.myersbriggs.org/ This is a valid point. If the version that most companies are using needs a binary classification, then this is a meaningful criticism of the test. However, not
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by gh1 10y ago
This article is as unscientific as it claims the Myers-Briggs test to be. It does not prove the Myers-Briggs test wrong, but instead claims that there is no evidence to support it. Well, in science, if you want to claim that something is wr
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by gh1 10y ago
There might be correlation between workplace stress and the amount of swearing. Health care coming out on top at 64 % closely followed by finance at 62 % suggests this pattern to me. This article doesn't make sense at times. It says yo
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by gh1 10y ago
TL;DR A deep learning algorithm for searching words ("freedom", "Obama" etc.) in a recorded audio/video clip. The title is clickbait, but the claim is rather interesting. It says that it has 80 % accuracy for transc
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by gh1 10y ago
You are right. I changed it. Hopefully, its not confusing any more.
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by gh1 10y ago
Thanks. I actually meant eccentricity = craziness, not in the mathematical sense. You are absolutely right about the Eddington experiment.
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by gh1 10y ago
1. I was referring to the fact that the observable matter of the universe is not enough to generate the nearly flat and accelerating universe. 2. I am quoting from the article. "In addition to the Chandra observation, the Hubble Space
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by gh1 10y ago
First we had Newton's laws of gravity. It worked quite well in the solar system scale and everyone was happy. Then Einstein formulated the special theory of relativity and Newtonian gravity was found to be incompatible with that. So Ei