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by mikkom 13y ago
This might answer your question? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_college_dropout_billion...
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by mikkom 13y ago
I thought that this would have something to do with TOR or anonymity in general. Not the best name to select for your framework if you ask me. The product itself seems very useful.
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by mikkom 13y ago
Also, they store everything to their cloud. Very secure indeed!
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by mikkom 13y ago
> Depends on the C libraries. ^ That tells everything you need to know.
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by mikkom 13y ago
IMHO 2-gram corpus is very easy to implement, what do you find difficult with it?
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by mikkom 13y ago
Thanks, I'll see how the domain list could be improved. edit: It seems someone else decided to scrape too, please don't.
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by mikkom 13y ago
The word list is quite small at the moment, there are no amortize or amortization words yet. I'll probably add custom word search later.
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Good point, thanks.
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by mikkom 13y ago
I'm going to implement a sorting algo later (based on bayesian probabilities) and word popularity/top lists. But that's later.. The domains listed are only noun-noun or adjective-noun combinations. I might add verbs later.
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by mikkom 13y ago
At the moment no. The search matches words, not full domains. edit: Now you can use suffix or prefix searches by using prefix* or *suffix
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by mikkom 13y ago
Sorry about that, we are having some some heavy traffic right now.
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by mikkom 13y ago
Note that currently the word list is not that big (~2400 nouns), we'll be adding more based on search terms so if the search gives you empty page you might want to try again in few days.
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Show HN: MightyName.com – Search over 4.7M available English .com domains(mightyname.com)
83 points by mikkom 13y ago|40 comments
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by mikkom 13y ago
It has always been a trouble for me to find decent names for my little projects. This is the answer I created for that problem, MightyName!
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Show HN: MightyName(mightyname.com)
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by mikkom 13y ago
I had to do a small restart (reloading was on and caching off), sorry for that. Please try again now.
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by mikkom 13y ago
It has always been a trouble for me to find decent names for my little projects. This is the answer I created for that problem, MightyName!
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by mikkom 13y ago
I was going to post show hn here after I test with a little smaller audience at r/startups but it seems you beat me.
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> The No. 1 Habit of Highly Effective Mediocre Entrepreneurs > RIP Open Source releases on GitHub > How I've Made 200,000$ in the browser > Massive deposit of lithium found in bag attended US security conference before deat
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Show HN: new kind of conceptual search engine(sencept.com)
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by mikkom 13y ago
Yes they are separate, debit uses my bank account directly and credit is invoiced every month separately. The selection process is very simple, you just put your card into the machine (almost all the cards nowadays are chip based nowadays b
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by mikkom 13y ago
I didn't mean width or height, I meant thickness, it seems to double your phones thickness. See the video at the kickstarter at about 2:30
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by mikkom 13y ago
> Oh so your bank issues a debit and credit card merged together? How does that work? This sounds fascinating. It works just like any other card, you just select which one you want to use when you make a payment. Here is an example of h
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by mikkom 13y ago
The case is huge.. and actually I don't understand the problem they are solving. Maybe I'm just too old.
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> Behind the scenes barely anything has truly changed This might be is different from country to country but legislation is usually very different when you are freelancing vs contracting as a company. So even if the author doesn't
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by mikkom 13y ago
I'm not sure if the "compact size" is such a good thing - There is a reason why ATMs are so big.. (A junkie with a crowbar)
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by mikkom 13y ago
> The agents that did this ought to be held accountable and fired. That is the exact problem the US has, nobody is ever penalized for these actions.
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by mikkom 13y ago
Please stop spamming. I think you can find their email at the site.
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We actually used c in ~2000 in our web company (one of the biggest in our country at that time). Even the finnish EU commission site ran on C platform that I wrote. Oh the days..
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by mikkom 13y ago
There is also a branch of optimization aimed to produce "bugs" like this. I wouldn't be too surprised if they knew about this and just don't want to fix it as it produces orders. http://searchengineland.com&#x

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