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jlft
12y ago
It could be "popularity" or "trending factor" instead. Basically the same way stories are ranked on HN ( http://amix.dk/blog/post/19574 ), but instead of upvotes it uses our popularity score syst
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jlft
12y ago
Glad you liked it! Thanks!
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We already have mechanisms like weighting, whitelisting, blacklisting, etc. in place. We generally trust a good quality source (site domain) to produce good quality content, but there are exceptions. Since our popularity scoring algorithm r
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12y ago
Thanks for your suggestion! We'll add more topics in the future.
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> Where and how do you get your news? How do you order them? We get the news via data feeds like RSS and social networks. The ranking algorithm is similar to the HN one ( http://amix.dk/blog/post/19574 ), but ins
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12y ago
We're considering that. Would you prefer a daily digest with the top x stories, or a stream of hourly posts?
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12y ago
We decided to start with just a few topics that we are relatively familar with to get a sense of the quality of the curation. We plan to expand to broader and more mainstream topics in the future.
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12y ago
The algorithm is still a work in progress. We are constantly tweaking it to make it more autonomous and better at selecting stories. Thanks!
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1. Got it. We'll set a background color in the body. 2. I agree. We will think about ways to handle it. As a last resort we may blacklist those kind of publishers. 3. Sign in is only needed to favorite stories (using the little bookmar
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12y ago
The stories are curated and ranked by an algorithm. We give it a list of publishers, and it does most the work, however sometimes a little human moderation is still needed for more clean, on-topic results. The newest and most popular storie
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Show HN: Morning Reader – A simple way to read the news
(morningreader.com)
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Show HN: Morning Reader (beta) – Interesting stories from around the web
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12y ago
Does YC own aprox. 5-7% of the $30B marketcap? Or is there dilution?
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CrowdProcess, browser-powered distributed computing platform.
(crowdprocess.com)
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Build a company, not a startup
(chrishateswriting.com)
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13y ago
Big respect. Hope all goes well and that your country finds peace soon.
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13y ago
https://www.orankl.com/
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13y ago
Just a few ideas: Let artists sell mp3's (or other formats), and give them a large percentage / Let artists sell merchandising / Let fans pay to became VIP members of an artist to get special stuff / Let artists promote
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14y ago
HFT is an exploitation technique to extract value from the market. It drives away capital formation and investor participation, and is bad for everybody except the HFT traders themselves. All non-HFT traders are affected negatively.
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How to Choose the Right Angel Investors
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The question is, do they need to do these advertising campaigns? It makes sense to do advertisement if they need attention, need to work the brand or need to announce something new. It doesn't seem the case for Apple. The risk of damaging t
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14y ago
Add this: form { height: 100%; } td {height: 100%; }
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14y ago
The price of the desktop app seemed too cheap to me. Why only $10 for such great piece of software? So, it seems they made around $1,000k in two years. That's about $100k per employee per year. Google bought them for $25,000k which gives $5
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It started trading at $43.00 and ended at $38.23 which is a -8.39% loss. Why is the IPO price $38.00 if it started trading at $43.00?
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One could extend this idea to all "execution" related practices: design, engineering, etc. "Good execution will not fix your broken business". If you are solving the wrong problem, targeting the wrong market or building the wrong product, g
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14y ago
What concerns me more about the new design compared to the old original is the readability: now it is much worse. Why not offer the most popular old themes (adapted to the new layout) an option?
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15y ago
I agree. My point is that when big bubbles are forming there is a almost general consensus that it is a good and secure investment and everybody should get into it. There is not much evidence to argue against it and the minority that have
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The best signal pointing we are not in a tech bubble is the amount of people talking about we are in a bubble. On a real bubble only a small minority (often ignored, despised or even ridiculed by the maiority) think there is a bubble. I don
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I've been using it since Firebird and tried to stick with for as long as I could on my Mac, but after trying Chrome recently, annoyed by performance issues (memory management, flash video, etc.) the difference was so big that it was impossi
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Agreed, that market exists. My point is, why discuss the subtle difference between 16/44 vs 24/192 when there are far more audible and damaging practices going on in the music industry. For example, aggressive compression and brick limiting
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