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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
I would love to , but the registrars made it very hard to link to them in a meaningful way. I applied to some GoDaddy referral program and waiting to hear back. Other folks, like DNSimple, are awesome, but they don't even have a way to
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
I double-checked this manually. It seems the domain itself isn't responding, but in the database it's marked as "marketed", which means the owner has it for sale. At least that's my understanding of it right now.
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
Yup, someone's suggested that. I might do it going forward, if it's allowed, but for the first day I tried to prioritize getting it out there. Also, I have another project for which I store a huge amount of data, and as it turns o
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
oh yeah, I hope...!
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
I love that. That is the slickest way to show all the extensions in one go. It seems like I will definitely have to create sign-in option, to allow users to save domains, but also to make sure I don't get flooded with spam. Apparently
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
For anyone who is interested, after about [edited] 40k requests, this has cost me $10 in OpenAI charges and another estimated ~$100 in domain verification.
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
Thank you! On a rare occasion it would report taken as available; most often it reports domains that are for sale privately or at a high price as available because well, theoretically they are available, just not for a good price of $12, bu
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
Thanks, although I am not currently recording the queries or their responses. I thought it was more valuable to make something interesting and useful than to harvest it on day one.
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
OMG I hope you bought it. That's priceless.
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
Wow! Those must have been really good names. Do you have some examples?
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
Definitely on my feature list. Will let you know once it's available!
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
Oops! Hacker News folks are too kind. Just got rate-limited again, by the new API this time. I think 11k requests in less than hour was a bit too much. Working with them to increase the limit!
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
So much value, already delivered! :D
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
Thanks!
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
Heh. If only I had the budget for that. No, but the API I was using earlier was checking for truly available domains, but I got quickly rate-limited by that one. With the new api I get "available" even if it costs a house to buy i
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
Oh that's fun! Maybe I should offer to optionally save the queries so that others can browse all these great use cases. Ice to Eskimos. Brilliant!
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
I am curious - are you getting any referral fee from GoDaddy/Namecheap when you send users for registration? I've tried to find a program on their site, but it seems like a dark forest. There are some referral banners, but not dir
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
I love the pencil-sketch style of your finding. Really cool. I am using OpenAI GPT3 with a single (but long) prompt, explaining how to come up with the names that I think would be interesting. Honestly, people who just about "prompt en
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
lol. those are pretty good indeed! Who knows, maybe its your new calling. Next thing you own a billion-dollar supplements company.
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
Thank you! And yes, good point. I just updated the colors, and made borders thicker so it's easier to see. Did that help?
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
Thank you! I will definitely add these to a list of new features and get them shipped. Btw, I just switched the API, so .com checking should be available again. Unlike the old API, this one will mark something as "available" wheth
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
Update: Apologies to anyone who doesn't get the red/green light on .com availability. I hit API rate limit on that function and quickly updating the backend to use a different API. Will be done shortly!
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Show HN: Domain Name Search with AI
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Show HN: A news website that writes itself with AI
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
Yeah, whatever button I pushed to upgrade, it did the opposite. It created a new instance of PG and applied the new plan to it. Meanwhile I had to manually copy the data and shut down the old plan/db. Update: found it while playing wit
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
After you've upgraded, did your data get auto-migrated? It is my understanding from Heroku docs that data move is a separate process from the upgrade of the plan itself, and if you don't force a copy, you'll lose all your dat
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
Looked into it a few seconds more and realized they've got a new "mini" plan, which is basically a free Dev plan, but costing 1 cent a month. I suppose this is a deliberate attempt to kill all the non-maintained projects, rat
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
Thanks for the reminder! Could've lost a bunch of photos :) Also, it's interesting how little effort Heroku put into helping you upgrade. There's no one-click options, and instead it's a forest of choices and menus to ju
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by kirillzubovsky 4y ago
I think we've all seen Robocop and know how this works out. I am all for technology making our lives better, but autonomous robots (or even remotely controlled ones) that go around killing people at will isn't the future we should
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How we started a coworking space by following lean startups(kirillzubovsky.com)
2 points by kirillzubovsky 4y ago|0 comments

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