kirillzubovsky

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   Why are domain names so expensive?(smartynames.com)

   4 points by kirillzubovsky 3y ago|4 comments
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   Shopify Mini Websites(shop.app)

   2 points by kirillzubovsky 4y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: 1 Million AI-Generated Domains Since Launch

   4 points by kirillzubovsky 4y ago|1 comments
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   Toronto Sculptures – Photo Collection(sculpture.dittwald.com)

   1 points by kirillzubovsky 4y ago|0 comments
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   How to make a music video with AI(kirillzubovsky.substack.com)

   2 points by kirillzubovsky 4y ago|1 comments
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   Minimum Viable Inspiration(500hats.com)

   1 points by kirillzubovsky 4y ago|0 comments
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   How Linear made the most of a DDoS(figma.com)

   14 points by kirillzubovsky 4y ago|0 comments
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   by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

   Thanks, I will give it a try. I am going to build a cascading approach where I will use inhouse tools to check first, and then when necessary or unclear, you other tools to verify. This would come in handy!
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   John Brownell – This Machine (AI assisted music video)(youtube.com)

   1 points by kirillzubovsky 4y ago|0 comments
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    by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

    That's a pretty neat use of AI for a subset of use cases. I like it. I just asked it "Why does JavaScript keep crashing", with no particular details, and it was smart enough to show me how console.log() works in order to try
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    by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

    In the long run I will, but for the launch it seemed a better option to go with an API. Less chance for errors, and keeps the product more focused.
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    by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

    Someone else here made a suggestion to update colors, and did some tweaking. Can you see if it got better? Also, do you have examples of websites that did a good job with colorblindness? I am not sure how to test it , given that I can see c
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    by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

    I love how it just said "DONT" to a request to do something it shouldn't.
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    by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

    Thank you, this is great news! I am definitely try and package all the interesting features into a paid plan and see how it performs. It doesn't cost a lot per request, but now that I've had 160,000 requests in 12 hours, it's
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    by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

    So dark! Unless you change the theme of course.
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    by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

    I showed your comment to my friend, and here's what he said: "That’s like the texting app that makes you take a test. Basically stops you from drunk texting! Haha"
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    by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

    Oh yeah, good point. It's always such a pain to find social handles, and then register them all. Maybe I'll offer a premium plan that just does it all in one step. Thanks for the suggestion!
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    by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

    I prompted it with a description of SmartyNames and then refreshed a few times until I got the result I was satisfied with. So yes, name was found purely with AI :) As per affiliates, I've applied to a few programs today, hopefully the
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    by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

    Great! It means it's actually finding good names. Thanks for letting me know!
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    by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

    Haha. I wish I was that evil, or rich. Unfortunately just making fun stuff with AI.
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    by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

    Definitely. I'll be adding a premium label soon to domains that are a bit pricy like that.
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    by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

    I switched to Domainr mid-morning because I ran out quota on DNSimple. Then I ran out of quota on Domainr :) There's been 120,000 domains generated today. The issue was most likely my mistake. I think I fixed it. Let's see how it
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    by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

    Definitely. I was going to launch with them, but then realize it would clutter the experience. Now that I have a good list of desired features from the HN crowd, I 'll be adding those, including other TLDS. Thanks for asking!
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    by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

    This is a little funny and a little embarrassing. Because we've been having issues with identifying some domain which are for sale, but too expensive, I decided to go very strict on the filter - anything that is "active" gets
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    by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

    Most of the time the tool is getting it right, even though it's not always free. Some domains are available for sale, but are currently squatted. Fun fact, I just did a search for: "Evil domain registration service that will query
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    by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

    You are clever!
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    by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

    Actually, I think I will try to go on step further and for domains that are taken, run another loop to try and find similar but available names. Will report back when/if it works.
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    by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

    Sounds interesting. I'll find a way to work user input into model training.
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    by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

    I agree. I personally own about 100 domains but use 10% of them. The other 20% are duplicates and misspelling of the first 10, so I am kind of using them too, but a big chunk is definitely sitting there waiting. One of the problems is that
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    by kirillzubovsky 4y ago

    I will try it in the next few days and report back. Most likely a combination approach would be the best - check against the known data, then double-check with API on case-by-case basis. I might require login to get extra data, so it would