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by kapitalx 2y ago
I totally remember that post. I think I spent 30 minutes just clicking around on it back then. Very nice.
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by kapitalx 2y ago
It could have both Yes and Maybe take you to the github page. That way you get more time to decide :)
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by kapitalx 2y ago
Hey! Thank you so much for trying it out. We really appreciate it. Yes, currently the price is at $0.02/page. or 2 credits. Regarding the the image tags, that's something the LLMs are making up as they go along. Something we need
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Show HN: Doctly AI – Accurate AI-Powered PDF to Markdown Parser
7 points by kapitalx 2y ago|4 comments
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We Accidentally Built the AI-Powered PDF Parser We Never Knew We Needed(medium.com)
4 points by kapitalx 2y ago|0 comments
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by kapitalx 2y ago
> Jakins was responsible for drilling and inserting strings into other competitors’ chestnuts as the competition’s top judge, known as the “King Conker”. So the "judge" who prepped the conkers for everyone and stringed them als
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by kapitalx 2y ago
This brought back so many fun childhood memories of fall time in Leeds, going for walks with friends in search of the best conker. I hadn't thought about it in years.
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by kapitalx 2y ago
Thanks for posting. It was a great read and reminded me of the old @patio11 year in review posts which i also used to enjoy reading: https://www.kalzumeus.com/2014/12/22/kalzumeus-software-year...
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by kapitalx 3y ago
Companies like redfin already pretty much do this. They have MLS data and pull public records. All you have to do is search for an address and favorite it to receive notifications when 'status' changes.
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by kapitalx 5y ago
I really enjoyed the progression of this thread's "Spite" hacking. I've gone down similar rabbit holes before.
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by kapitalx 5y ago
There is a 0 missing in the picture. In another photo[1] it says "2500 Toman" which is about $0.10 USD [1] https://media.ana.press/old/1399/09/24/637435501254726240_lg...
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by kapitalx 6y ago
To add to this, there was a piece on NPR a few days ago where they talked about brine as a more environmentally friendly option to rock salt. De-icing salt gets into lakes and streams, and with brine you need much less salt to achieve the s
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by kapitalx 6y ago
Caddy is cool! Redbean is magic :p Thanks for sharing.
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by kapitalx 6y ago
HN comment links have a rel=nofollow. I'm not versed in SEO, but I've assumed this means linking here won't affect indexing.
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by kapitalx 6y ago
Some like the deebot even have common household object detection in addition to the lidar and can move around them. Not sure how well it works in practice. https://www.ecovacs.com/us/deebot-robotic-vacuum-cleaner/D
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by kapitalx 6y ago
I used HomeJoy once, a student showed up and said "Wow your house looks pretty clean already, I'm not sure what I would even do". My apartment was tidy, but it wasn't clean (at least by my standards)
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by kapitalx 6y ago
> the supreme leader's preferred presidential candidate doesn't always win Candidates for president must be "approved" by the Guardian Council. Supreme leader hand picks half of the Guardian Council, the other half is
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Telltale: Netflix Application Monitoring Simplified(netflixtechblog.com)
1 points by kapitalx 6y ago|0 comments
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by kapitalx 7y ago
From the story, I didn't get the sense that Dave didn't know that the shareware version used 40-bit encryption. But that it was a revelation for the author. Sounded like Dave didn't give up any information, other than the re
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by kapitalx 7y ago
It's not a problem to post links, it would be great if you can change those to links, I couldn't find MarketPlace. All links on HN are auto tagged with 'nofollow'.
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Bundle feature for Inbox-in-gmail chrome extension(github.com)
1 points by kapitalx 7y ago|0 comments
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by kapitalx 8y ago
I remember years ago, at a startup, we had a person complaining that they were getting SMSs from us several times a day. It turned out that we had a test that wasn't properly mocked, it also used a 'fake' number which was act
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Introducing The Continuous Delivery Foundation(opensource.googleblog.com)
2 points by kapitalx 8y ago|0 comments
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How Netflix Pioneered Chaos Engineering(techhq.com)
1 points by kapitalx 8y ago|0 comments
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Wernher von Braun explains the possibility to reach the Moon (1955)(youtube.com)
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by kapitalx 8y ago
> craigslist didn't create a new interface to match or even bother to improve their experience, That's not completely true. After lots of bashing online [1], craigslist started adding some features such as searches on maps[2].
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by kapitalx 9y ago
Longer video with more examples: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRawd7CO-Q8
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by kapitalx 10y ago
You missed the general point. The discussion is about unknown domains. If I was looking for vacuum reviews, I wouldn't type vacuumreviews.com but rather search for vacuum reviews. If was was looking for football scores, I wouldn't
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by kapitalx 10y ago
When a company uses their dominance in one market to stifle competition in another market, in the long term, the consumer loses out on both price and innovation. Sure, it was smart and innovative of apple to create the iphone and the app st
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by kapitalx 10y ago
I switched to android two years ago, it took a month for me to get used to the interface, but now trying to use iOS is frustrating as it's missing so many features that I depend on in android. So basically you'll have to give it s

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