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by rouli 15y ago
well, you can't expect much from a project done in a couple of hours :) here's the reason why it's falsely detects 2039: http://www.bing.com/search?q=2042+%22in+2039%22&go=&...
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by rouli 15y ago
only 9 more years, and the wait is over!
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Inspired by XKCD's future timeline, I've created this app(future.rouli.net)
32 points by rouli 15y ago|21 comments
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Wanted: Nude female web coders(theregister.co.uk)
3 points by rouli 16y ago|0 comments
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by rouli 16y ago
April fools came early this year?
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by rouli 16y ago
Choosing Ants as the next challenge is a bit of a bet. I'm a bit afraid that the game is too random to get really interesting AIs. Fog of war + food spawning at random places can bring early advantage to those players that explored the map
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by rouli 16y ago
yeah, I get that too, but here's what you are supposed to see: http://www.swiss-miss.com/2011/02/naked-password.html
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Pantomation - late 70's Kinect and Augmented Reality [video](youtube.com)
2 points by rouli 16y ago|0 comments
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by rouli 16y ago
unless it will be followed with an article that presents the distribution of the number of clicks per user on the link till understanding the joke/giving up.
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by rouli 16y ago
another interesting thing to notice is that Google instant comes with the right result (cakecentral.com). Only when I press enter (or the search button) I get to the beerby.com result. Google instant does however claim that it's showing re
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by rouli 16y ago
This tool was created two years ago ( http://ajaxian.com/archives/javascript-performance-rocks-bew... ). I guess the big news now is that it's been open sourced and made available for free. Were there any updates on the rule set in use?
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by rouli 16y ago
maybe instead of a captcha (not that hacker news has a captcha, but bare with me), submitters would be required to answer a Project Euler like problem. Obviously I'm not serious, but it can be an interesting way to moderate the submissions.
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by rouli 16y ago
same here, see http://tinypic.com/r/2efkild/7 it also makes switching to this tab on firefox very slow, probably because you have a lot of javascript running there.
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by rouli 16y ago
how do you avoid redundancy, meaning seeing the same news items on both HN and Twitter?
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by rouli 16y ago
not at all. again, I'm the one behind augmented times, so I'm happy to find my at least one of my readers on HN. cheers!
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Ask HN: How do you read Hacker News?
7 points by rouli 16y ago|8 comments
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by rouli 16y ago
Just out of curiosity, did you find that link by reading Games Alfresco or Augmented Times? It's a two weeks old news story, and I just mentioned it yesterday in one of my posts (and it always great to connect with my readers).
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Review my friend's travel app(plnnr.com)
1 points by rouli 16y ago|0 comments
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by rouli 16y ago
yes, but a talented individual would probably sell those vulnerabilities since they worth so much, rather then use them for some obscure, probably not money earning, goal.
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by rouli 16y ago
I'm trying to evolve a bot for the current Google's AI challenge using genetic algorithms. The results so far: a mediocre bot that doesn't even win on all maps against the samples bots, and a laptop that is about to die every minute now fro
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by rouli 16y ago
though you never hear of a non-israeli startup based in Tel Aviv
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by rouli 16y ago
I like it very much. I think it would be extremely useful if you would display statistics of previous runs carried on each test case so that: a. I will be able to see the aggregated performance on many machines (not just my own). b. I'll be
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by rouli 16y ago
very cool!
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by rouli 16y ago
Don't forget that bandwidth is only half (and most of time not the important half) of the story. Latency and packet losses usually have much stronger effect on website performance (see this classic paper http://www.stuartcheshire.org/rants
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by rouli 19y ago
Wow, they really like .net in India
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by rouli 19y ago
I just began working on a very similar idea :) anyway, how do you score the posts, using bayesian filtering?