james-redwood

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1. 151.▲
   by james-redwood 5y ago

   Mochi.cards
2. 152.▲
   by james-redwood 5y ago

   www.kagi.com has a similar feature. However your results are far worse, and primarily rely on user calibration whilst Kagi’s are more or less superior to Google’s. Fantastic idea though and a worthy competitor if you can fix the quality of
3. 153.▲
   by james-redwood 5y ago

   I’m nearly always dumbfounded at how articles like these - those conveying reliable and scientifically informed information that humanity is in for a catastrophe - barely make it to the top of HN, and when they do, they have much less engag
4. 154.▲
   by james-redwood 5y ago

   www.neeva.com www.kagi.com Two privacy oriented search engines with results and features better than and surpassing Google (did I mention that they’re ad free?)
5. 155.▲
   by james-redwood 5y ago

   Try Kagi or Neeva. Both have far better results than google and support bangs as well as extensive customisation.
6. 156.▲
   by james-redwood 5y ago

   I know a guy who used to work with it but no clue. I guess something like Delphi might be the closest thing to it today
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   by james-redwood 5y ago

   Not really - it was barely read by anyone I knew, and I worked in well read circles. Ma'ariv, Globes, and Yedioth were the most common from what I remember.
8. 158.▲
   by james-redwood 5y ago

   As someone who's also worked in Israel and worked with the tech scene there firsthand too I dispute this quite strongly. Israel has mandatory conscription that is rather difficult to get out of, and given their precarious situation in
9. 159.▲
   by james-redwood 5y ago

   Big red flag. Yedioth is a newspaper along the lines of the NYTimes but for Israel. Nowhere near a tabloid
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    by james-redwood 5y ago

    You'd be surprised at how incompetent big companies are sometimes. Used to do a lot of work with S&P500 companies and the amount of times we used to have problems with incompetent translations was startlingly high
11. 161.▲
    by james-redwood 5y ago

    Yes it does. You can even sync it across devices I think
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    by james-redwood 5y ago

    I'm surprised no one here has mentioned OneTab https://www.one-tab.com/ With a click of a button, it throws all of your current tabs open into a single page (via hyperlinks), from which you have a lot of capability on
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    by james-redwood 5y ago

    You can turn this off in settings somewhere. I remember having the exact same problem as you did. A terribly strange feature