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hnriot
13y ago
and you're admitting that on hn! The capital triggered your brain to think of proper nouns, rather than just a plain old noun.
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hnriot
13y ago
substitute "internet" for "cultural" in cultural familiarity and I think you'll understand the point better. This is really just a slightly more grown up version of lolcat. Because cats.
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13y ago
in my experience, the type of text that meets these criteria is nearly always in english, or doesn't need translation - like street signs, airport signs, bill boards etc. Translation should really be "lookup in my language" -
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13y ago
"amazing software" - yet "usually not very productive" - I agree with you. Google (visual) translate is both built on better statistical foundations and works better (likely as a result of the math and the gobs of data g
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13y ago
how does a san francisco game developer not know of hn...
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The very fact that the policemen complain should make it mandatory. Anything they oppose, they oppose for a reason, and there's really only one conclusion - that the cops would rather hide their movements from those paying them. Google
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hnriot
13y ago
how so? google makes linking to wikipedia rather irrelevant. Although of course it's the very linking to wikipedia (et al) that makes google so good.
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13y ago
"Gypsies and trailer trash are just as screwed as minorities of color." I thought it really funny to be so "politically correct" when speaking of black people, yet quite happy to refer to "people with less color&quo
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13y ago
"You don't need a billion dollar company for A." - depends on the yacht you used to get there...
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13y ago
you must be using the phrase "plenty fast" in a way i'm not familiar! They are as slow as mollases. if you just want to do web browsing fine, but as soon as you put linux on it and do anything else it's like watching sna
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hnriot
13y ago
odd, i have much the same mac, same cpu/ram with a regular 7200rpm disk, same chrome and i get 2.5
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hnriot
13y ago
the iPhone camera has for a while been good enough. in good light the 4s on has been plenty good enough when used correctly. It's not that smartphone cameras have been getting better (although they have), but rather than people's
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13y ago
you need to understand how evolution works. populations don't control themselves, they are limited by their environment, and thus far the environment hasn't acted to limit the species population, but it will. We've not be aro
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hnriot
13y ago
why do you think that?
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hnriot
13y ago
these are far better than the OP's link. There's a reason the OP's filters are fast, they are trivially simple transforms. Doing something more interesting takes a little time. half a second won't kill me!
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hnriot
13y ago
I don't get why everyone is so positive! The filters are horrible and just very basic color transforms. most leave a sickly look to the photo due to greens and blues.
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hnriot
13y ago
most companies block torrent downloads. edit - I mean when at work, I can't torrent any large ova's or iso's. Sadly fortune 500 america will hardly ever allow torrent through their firewall for obvious reasons.
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hnriot
13y ago
i'm getting tired of all these people that don't understand how the startup world works and feel like they need to write whinny blog posts about it.
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13y ago
there isn't anything special about twitter. It's the people that use it that give it value. your average programmer could build twitter. obviously there are some scale issues, but the value of twitter has more to do with the users
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hnriot
13y ago
maybe they just don't like you, I've had no problems with wikipedia. contributed many pages (mostly on art)
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13y ago
there's a lot of cynicism here! there's no great mystery to any of this, and what the article is saying is rather obvious (we remember the stuff we didn't finish yet - no shit!) but I just don't see all these cynical int
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13y ago
yet, despite this the web seems to be doing just fine, apps are powerful, often better than native and nobody (else) seems to be complaining that much. Sure, some things take actual skill to implement. We live in an imperfect world, and whi
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13y ago
it has huge value to me - as a deep learning person, the data on twitter is very valuable
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13y ago
I know you're just trolling, but I think "normal" people visit google quite often, and that's an example of modern web design.
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13y ago
* One other thing, why name your zip file "latest.zip" - took me a good minute to find it in download folder. ls -lrt ~/Downloads
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13y ago
sounds exactly like zenfolio, flickr etc. They all supposer set and forget and they all do duplicate detection. If they didn't and everpix had a real value proposition they might still be going.
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13y ago
"es I know all this regulations, testing, security measure etc, etc.." - then why did you think it strange that a DIY project would be cheaper? quantity assumes mass production and I doubt that would apply to something as speciali
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13y ago
I have always thought the meme was really saying the total opposite, by saying how cool he is was really making fun of him for the reasons you state.
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13y ago
I always write it by hand, still haven't found a tool that does it better.
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13y ago
that's all correct, but then you ruined it with the .ajax= iframes nonsense and the total waste of time removing jquery. optimizing for the right things is important, but doing the wrong ones is just wasting your time.
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