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by hoten 5y ago
Yes, I read it. if they are able to make the investment they can work on the implementation themselves instead of waiting for someone else to take it up. They are the most likely to benefit from it.
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by hoten 5y ago
All this effort for what is certain to be an imprecise implementation and slow (forcing the page to redo layout multiple times is not worth solving the widow problem, IMO). Why not spend the effort exploring the problem at the browser imple
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by hoten 5y ago
The documentation is top notch. I was able to learn it and switch over to it in about an hour or two for a moderately complex codebase targeting both Node and the web, and using Workers and some code splitting.
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by hoten 5y ago
I switched from Parcel (v1; had trouble upgrading) to esbuild for my web game, and it's been much simpler. And faster, obviously. If you don't care about having a large plug-in ecosystem, or things like image optimization being ha
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by hoten 5y ago
9990: In Google offices, you can find "Machine Learning optimized cookies". At least, you could pre-COVID, dunno now. There's even a published paper on it: https://research.google/pubs/pub46507/
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by hoten 5y ago
It'd have to be more than just the HTML, it'd need to be everything the page used. Basically, all the data you'd get by clicking the "download HAR" button in the DevTools Network panel. Including some special sauce
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by hoten 5y ago
At $19/pop, why bother? I seriously think you should 100x that. If you aren't familiar already, search around for patio11's thoughts on charging for software (search term: "charge more")
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by hoten 5y ago
I finished a first pass. Added ~500 shows from the wiki page's discussion archives.
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by hoten 5y ago
Alternative link for mobile?
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by hoten 5y ago
Just fixed all that. Thanks!
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by hoten 5y ago
I wouldn't consider engaging in FB comment threads to be social nor active.
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by hoten 5y ago
Thanks for the notes! I'll see how I can improve it for this subreddit. "5.65" pattern is gonna be tricky, because a few subreddits legitimately use that pattern ... I think I'll be forced to do ignore lists in some case
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by hoten 5y ago
I'll give it a shot! There's currently a gap for subreddits that contain many different shows. It was simpler to ignore those at first. Got the same issue with Marvel shows, too. What are some of your favorite animes? I'll ma
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by hoten 5y ago
Most of the subreddit/show data came from a giant, stale list of "most popular tv subreddits". The rest came after asking /r/television what I was missing. And I get a regular trickle of ~3 suggestions/week in
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by hoten 5y ago
Most of the subreddit/show pairs came from here: http://tv-subreddits.wikidot.com/ . Sourcing this data is the tricky part: I can't find any other sources. Idea I just had: maybe searching /r/television
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by hoten 5y ago
Actually yeah, I suppose so. I hadn't realized it was a soap opera and assumed it was a non-standard season/episode format. It's moot in this case, because the show doesn't seem to have any structured episode discussions
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by hoten 5y ago
There's a scene where Janel Moloney (Donna of West Wing fame), playing a conservative Senator from ND, refuses to relinquish her gun inside the Capitol[1]. This was ~2013. And this happened in reality this past January: [2]. Life imita
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by hoten 5y ago
A little below that is: Alpha House (0 comments, 0 discussions) A show I hadn't heard of. I watched it the other week after noticing it in its prominent spot on this website, and it was pretty good! Sometimes, decent shows just don&#x2
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by hoten 5y ago
Yea, entire process currently falls apart when multiple shows are in the same subreddit. This is a big issue with all the Marvel shows, which mostly all in /r/Defenders or /r/Marvel
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by hoten 5y ago
Or, now you can go to this website and jump to the desired location quicker than ever. I list out some motivations in a different comment. Addressing the points: 1) This takes too long. 2) A google search usually works for me too, but not a
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by hoten 5y ago
Generally, but not always, a subreddit will have a discussion thread hub pinned or as a wiki page, but not always. They were outright missing enough of the time that I was bothered enough to make this. Although the main reason I made it was
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by hoten 5y ago
Yes, data-scraping projects written as a hobby tend to not have perfect data. There's over 600+ shows here! I collected most of the show/subreddit data from an existing list of "most popular" Tv subreddits. The original
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by hoten 5y ago
Parsing arbitrary titles for season/episode numbers was a mess of regexes ... 95% of threads are simple "S1E1" or "Season 1 Episode 4" patterns, but a few are hokey: ``` EastEnders discussion 2020-09-07 - episode 61
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Show HN: Find Reddit discussion threads for your TV shows(redditdiscuss.com)
90 points by hoten 5y ago|45 comments
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by hoten 5y ago
It wouldn't even be one plane ticket: someone should probably accompany the person getting an abortion, as they will be recovering from being sedating after the procedure (they shouldn't even drive for a whole 24 hours!) They&#x27
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by hoten 5y ago
Certainly one of the most important shared attributes between getting a math PhD and working on the same game for 15 years is the stick-to-it-ness required.
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by hoten 5y ago
Librarians use bar code scanners today, not spreadsheets.
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by hoten 5y ago
You mention the Amazon links are not affiliate links. As a default, that's a nice move, but I believe you are within your rights to add a toggle to enable affiliate links. The money probably isn't the point but it's nice to m
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by hoten 5y ago
> “If there are no solutions modulo a prime, then you know there are no solutions,” Can anyone point me towards a proof of this?
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by hoten 5y ago
The LinkedIn ep + the next few follow the same story. very good!

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