hayksaakian

11 ms·

61.
by hayksaakian 5y ago
This definitely seems like more of a "for fun" project, but it's a fun challenge to think about a practical situation where this is the best solution.
62.
Frame.work Laptop Teardown(youtube.com)
2 points by hayksaakian 5y ago|0 comments
63.
by hayksaakian 5y ago
Older versions of bootstrap work just fine too. I've been using v3 and v4 in various projects without issue. I don't feel like upgrading a CSS framework is as important as an NPM library, since I wouldn't expect security issu
64.
by hayksaakian 5y ago
You could probably teach an AI to post-hoc rationalize their decisions, the same way people do.
65.
“AI Bot Beats My Record Time Catching Scammers”(youtube.com)
2 points by hayksaakian 5y ago|0 comments
66.
by hayksaakian 5y ago
Interesting because it shows that bounce-back is a more significant ranking factor than before. It seems like they've manipulated rankings by locking people in to reduce their bounce-back stats (in addition to keyword-stuffed content)
67.
by hayksaakian 5y ago
The intrinsic problem is you have a finite amount attention and an increasing number of startups. I'm not sure how much aggregated threads actually solve that (not at all IMO). I think you just let them go at it with Launch HN's a
68.
by hayksaakian 5y ago
There's a book called "how to decide" by Annie Duke that has some good advice on how to inspire this type of thinking. For example, one of the ideas is the "doctor evil" or "imposter" game. (1) Imagine a p
69.
Apple(louisporter.com)
1 points by hayksaakian 5y ago|0 comments
70.
by hayksaakian 5y ago
most people with complex tax situations pay a accountant $500-2000 per year to do their taxes and move on with their life.
71.
by hayksaakian 5y ago
docs.new creates a new google document
72.
Google Phishing Quiz(phishingquiz.withgoogle.com)
1 points by hayksaakian 5y ago|0 comments
73.
by hayksaakian 5y ago
The same thing happens in Magic The Gathering. There are cards from Alpha/Beta etc. that have an exact same number of printings as other cards worth 10-100x more The value of short-print cards is to collectors who want the entire set o
74.
by hayksaakian 6y ago
feedback from a potential customer (we use pandadoc.com right now, previously proposify.biz): the main unanswered question I have: "is this for me?". (My company is a marketing agency). normally I'd expect to see examples of
75.
by hayksaakian 6y ago
any plans for a US release?
76.
by hayksaakian 6y ago
Like the other commenters said, ahrefs, moz and other competitors provide similar information too. It's useful for people doing SEO, not much else.
77.
by hayksaakian 6y ago
MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2020, Four Thunderbolt 3 ports) (1 year old) Percentage Used: 0% Data Units Read: 23,095,006 [11.8 TB] Data Units Written: 22,728,206 [11.6 TB] Host Read Commands:
78.
by hayksaakian 6y ago
it looks like my post is too old at his point to allow me to edit it. If DanG or any mods are around, I would appreciate if you could remove the link on my previous post.
79.
by hayksaakian 6y ago
I'm sympathetic to the cause here, but the bigger problem is that excluding "unknown" has value in the sense of "don't show my advertising to people that google can't track" or "people who aren't
80.
by hayksaakian 6y ago
if you look through their source code there are ad tags. view-source: https://[redacted].com/titansgrave--the-ashes-of-valkana/sea... unless you have a competitor you really hates you for some personal vendetta, it&#x27
81.
by hayksaakian 6y ago
Like the poster above -- I don't think it's negative SEO either. I think it's just an opportunistic person who saw an easy way to rank their own stuff by taking advantage of your hard work Like you said -- they ranked higher
82.
by hayksaakian 6y ago
https://monkey.org/registrar/ monkey.org provides for its users domain registration services. monkey.org can also transfer domains from other registrars to our system.
83.
by hayksaakian 6y ago
Sounds like a recipe for bureaucracy and ambiguous leadership. I can't imagine this ever working outside of a tech company with fat enough margins to keep 3 separate leads on an individual team.
84.
by hayksaakian 6y ago
correct, spammers bought them when they were heavily discounted and attached negative brand association to them. plenty of other options without baggage out there nowadays.
85.
by hayksaakian 6y ago
it's ambiguous, because technically Mozilla could retain ownership of MDN but delegate maintenance to this new entity.
86.
by hayksaakian 6y ago
The equivalent for the california labels of "this might give you cancer" would be something like "you might be able to replace the battery" At least I would hope the french scores / standards would be objective enou
87.
by hayksaakian 6y ago
it's a separate legal entity, independent of Mozilla intended to document the web. It seems like they're going to 'own' MDN from a funding perspective among other future proejcts my short summary is: Mozilla is spinning-
88.
by hayksaakian 6y ago
Source with photos: https://siberiantimes.com/other/others/news/tragedy-in-yakut...
89.
by hayksaakian 6y ago
I think Google Wave proved that UX confusion was a bigger hurdle than the tech for collaborative editing.
90.
by hayksaakian 6y ago
There's no intentional or manual effort at Google to promote pinterest. Pinterest shows up because they understand how the Google algorithm works and built their website to display all the signals that Google looks for in relevant imag

More ›