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by kami8845 15y ago
The Google car is only driven in controlled conditions in sunny California. For example the car simply doesn't work when it snows, so they just turn it off for that duration. The project looks promising but it still has a long way to go.
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by kami8845 15y ago
wonder if this submission got deaded
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by kami8845 15y ago
i feel it's pretty easy to find out who people are
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by kami8845 15y ago
This is something I noticed as well, someone corrected a 1-char typo in one of his projects' documentation and he quickly merged and replied with "Thanks :)"
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by kami8845 15y ago
do some friendly hacking to annoy the admins (but only them), and watch them fix the issue in real-time
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by kami8845 15y ago
i don't think you understand why obtvse was created in the first place
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by kami8845 15y ago
I have read about relevant studies where people had an easier time surrendering things that symbolized money, even though they were perfectly equivalent, just as soon as they were removed from the actual physical currency: "Dear Mark, Why i
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by kami8845 15y ago
does it stop them from watching videos or in any way hinder their enjoyment of the content?
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by kami8845 15y ago
just code it yourself, as far as im concerned the website IS the api :)
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by kami8845 15y ago
>I quit medicine too, but not because of the lack of adequate computer interface :) If you don't mind my asking, why did you quit?
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by kami8845 15y ago
reg. the algorithm example, well if you decide to publicly divulge enough information for a reader to just whip it up himself in a couple of hours, you can't really complain about their doing it.. Why did you publicly talk about it in the f
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by kami8845 15y ago
the reddit hivemind HATES being monetized with a fierce passion, unless they feel they're actually getting something invaluable in return they will complain about even the tamest of ads
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by kami8845 15y ago
As someone from the affiliate space where EVERYTHING gets splittested I can tell you that videos generally own all other forms of website content when trying to get the user to do something (download, signup, buy). >Would Dropbox conver
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by kami8845 15y ago
There's a plethora of brilliant and accomplished people on HN, I'd love it if they came out to answer a few questions. They wouldn't even have to be "intellectual superstars", if all they did was build out idea/product/service X i would sti
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by kami8845 15y ago
who uses OpenID? I honestly don't know anyone that does, not even hackers
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by kami8845 15y ago
just correct TLDs separately, and i don't think it's a problem if you have false positives in there, after all a user will recognize an incorrect suggestion and move on, should it happen at all. using something like this is definitely bette
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by kami8845 15y ago
same for me
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by kami8845 15y ago
Well no, it's clearly stated that the goal is to even the playing field, not change the rules. If SEOs build too many backlinks (and for big keywords you need them in the range of hundreds of thousands) they will get punished. What are they
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by kami8845 15y ago
Then they'll just extend all US scanned to 2.2m meters width and enforce scanning people lying down in both directions.
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by kami8845 15y ago
psh, who cares MongoDB has the full-blown Mongo in there and they're doing fine.
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by kami8845 15y ago
You may not want to turn it off. From an advertising perspective I would suggest you split-test it. Yeah it will annoy some people, but entry-pops have great effect and are used by most performance marketers whenever possible.
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by kami8845 15y ago
This is the reason I come to HN, the reddit thread is full of oblivious agreeing with the post without any fact-checking or initial scepticism.
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by kami8845 15y ago
http://tools.pingdom.com/fpt/ gives you an image too :)
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by kami8845 15y ago
I also thought that the results were this poor maybe not because the companies were so bad at communicating with potential hires but because OPs' resumes weren't as interesting as he made them out to be. I can imagine that things like "Tele
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by kami8845 15y ago
Where does one converse in English while in a foreign country? I basically taught myself English using the Internet and even though my understanding is top-notch due to copious amounts of reading & watching TV shows, my speech & act
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by kami8845 15y ago
Thank you for this well-written and educated response.
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by kami8845 15y ago
Wolfram Alpha not being able to sustain the "trendiness" it enjoyed during its original release isn't as bad as one might make it out to be. http://trends.google.com/websites?q=wolframalpha.com%2C+gith...
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by kami8845 15y ago
Quite obviously outside of Rothschilds and Russians noone owned anything without even knowing it.
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by kami8845 15y ago
My gut says he already tested it on Battle.net, that'd be the first thing I'd do... It's probably not a good idea to make that public though, as the legality of this AI is still uncertain.
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by kami8845 15y ago
This is more hilarous than expected http://i.imgur.com/t9OuG.jpg http://i.imgur.com/PDqe5.jpg

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