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A movie recommendation service that actually works(nanocrowd.com)
49 points by noaharc 17y ago|24 comments
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by noaharc 17y ago
Probably the User Agent doesn't really matter if they are bucket testing prices (or if it's glitching).
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by noaharc 17y ago
I think it's kind of redundant, given the functionality and purpose of the site itself.
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An email newsletter that's actually worth subscribing to(veryshortlist.com)
1 points by noaharc 17y ago|2 comments
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by noaharc 17y ago
Okay, I think I understand what you're saying. It certainly is easy to project the geopolitical status quo infinitely into the future, and just as certainly that is wrong. But I think financial centers shift slowly -- we've only really se
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by noaharc 17y ago
I think you are factually wrong on a few points. 1) Though Obama is the legal president of the United States only, it is trivial to see that his actions influence people in other countries. 2) It's hard to define "world's financial capital"
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by noaharc 18y ago
I think it is astounding that Arrington (and everyone else on the team -- I'm sure there are many) was able to pull this off. A lot of people have bones to pick with him, and he can certainly be a little brusque (speaking as a former TechC
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by noaharc 18y ago
"And the Second Amendment exists for a reason. Governments are less likely to turn on their people if the latter are widely armed." Do you really think so? I support the libertarian spirit of the amendment, and I do think it was a legitima
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Just in case anyone is still using YouTube for music(grooveshark.com)
121 points by noaharc 18y ago|56 comments
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[Read/Write Web] Sense Networks: 4 Million Sensors to Help You Find ...(readwriteweb.com)
5 points by noaharc 18y ago|0 comments
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by noaharc 18y ago
Of course you can give it a shot. I bet they will be pretty busy, and won't be able to give you a very substantial answer, though.
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by noaharc 18y ago
I think you shouldn't be too sure that Yale et al. will have many "smart, like-minded students". I go to UPenn, studying business and CS and I've found that there are very few people interested in technology startups (they like finance, of
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by noaharc 18y ago
5,580,000 is intuitively a ridiculous number, and the reason they use it is that their definition of startup is incredibly lax. First, they're looking at businesses of all types, not just the scalable, tech-oriented businesses that we typic
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by noaharc 18y ago
Cuz when pg says jump, we say how high. http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=512145
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by noaharc 18y ago
Hot springs, dynamic oceans, silent lakes, and shrinking pools?? Sometimes consulting doesn't seem like such a bad career, then reality smacks me in the face.
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by noaharc 18y ago
For posterity, here is a good discussion about the existence (or lack thereof) in Python: http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.python/browse_frm/t... .
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by noaharc 18y ago
This looks great. Thank you so much!
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by noaharc 18y ago
Right now I'm working on a large data set where there is a set of players and each player has a score. I'm using a Python dictionary from player ID to the player score, but I also want an easy way to grab the top N players from the set. T
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Ask HN: Why do I always want to use an ordered dictionary?
7 points by noaharc 18y ago|15 comments