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by kanyethegreat 8y ago
That was it. Thanks!
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Ask HN: Does HN's Angolia Search API Still Work?
2 points by kanyethegreat 8y ago|2 comments
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by kanyethegreat 8y ago
Is there any documentation on how to use it?
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by kanyethegreat 8y ago
This looks absolutely perfect! Thank you
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Ask HN: IDE that provides text formatting
2 points by kanyethegreat 8y ago|5 comments
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by kanyethegreat 8y ago
Yeah, and Uber's founder's name is Travis Kalanick. How does spitting out random facts about Uber at all address his comment that Uber doesn't have a sustainable competitive advantage.
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by kanyethegreat 8y ago
I don't think they're failing because of a lack of competitive advantage. People just don't really like the service. My group of friends used the term "Blue Apron Anxiety" to describe the feeling you get when a new
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by kanyethegreat 8y ago
Just watched this on YouTube. So interesting! Thanks!
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by kanyethegreat 8y ago
Or it was planted by the Russian spy agency as a decoy. Hmmm...
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by kanyethegreat 8y ago
To my dismay, I discovered that the newer model machines—those that were used in the 2016 election—are running Windows CE and have USB ports, along with other components, that make them even easier to exploit than the older ones. Just wai
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by kanyethegreat 8y ago
Many classmates who are in long-lasting marriages said they experienced a turning point, when their early marriage suddenly transformed into a mature relationship. “I’m doing the best I can!” one classmate told me she said to her husband i
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by kanyethegreat 8y ago
Regarding the first part, isn't that what programmatic voice/text is (e.g. Twilio)? I guess they're more of an API on which you'd build said apps. So, rather, wouldn't something like WhatsApp be one of those?
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by kanyethegreat 8y ago
I think bootstrapping and sustainable growth are sexy. A bootstrapped company is like the cute, homely girl next door. Just because she's not a Victoria's Secret supermodel doesn't mean she isn't sexy! Lol
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by kanyethegreat 8y ago
I think those numbers are pretty standard for a junior dev role. So many new grads competing for those jobs.
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by kanyethegreat 8y ago
Seriously, there's zero upside for them providing feedback. Just potential liability. I don't understand why this got so many upvotes...
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by kanyethegreat 8y ago
I swear that I don't mean to sound like a jerk, but can someone help me understand what's so spectacular about this? I don't understand why it got so many upvotes. How is this more than a list view of companies you've ap
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by kanyethegreat 8y ago
Practically all the links (e.g. the ones that were allegedly restored like the Adweek article on Torrence Boone) were still removed.
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by kanyethegreat 10y ago
Good point. However, he does touch on the fact that since the information was so trivial, not many people cared to vet its validity. Hopefully, people would be more critical of "harmful" information. "We form rough consensuse
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by kanyethegreat 11y ago
Practically speaking, asking them to resign their posts is kind of extreme. Food is a little more tangible than morality.
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by kanyethegreat 11y ago
Yeah, I have no idea why I said that. Answer's been fixed
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by kanyethegreat 11y ago
Since they're using collaborative filtering, the matrix they're solving for is very sparse (ie it's an undetermined system). So they're fitting a nonlinear regression model by minimizing the regularized squared error. Si
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by kanyethegreat 11y ago
"Ask people what level of income would make them poor and they tend to come up with a number that's relative to their income. In the U.S., people are surveyed as to the amount of income necessary for a family of four to "get