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by sga 17y ago
University of Guelph
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by sga 17y ago
If that is the case I would think that the voting system would be sufficient for handling any such discontent for posts such as these. If you don't like it don't vote for it, and if the rest of HN agrees the submission will see no votes an
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by sga 17y ago
I understand your desire for more content that you find useful. But keep in mind that this is a post on a personal blog. The goal of the post is not to conform to your taste in content but rather it's a spot for the author to deposit a th
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by sga 17y ago
I dropped by http://smartupz.com to find out more about your premium app. I found that the grammar was not correct in quite a few spots and would highly recommend you have someone proofread your copy. Not improving the copy will definit
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by sga 17y ago
I always scan the comments first. I'm usually much more interested in the discussion than the original post.
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Chris Bosh Is Just Chilling With Hundreds Of Domain Names(sportsagentblog.com)
1 points by sga 17y ago|0 comments
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by sga 17y ago
I initially learned to ride a bike on a grassy area (much softer falls, I highly recommend this). As I got much better my dad graduated me to the road. Everything was going great during this transition until I saw a kid a couple years old
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by sga 17y ago
Thanks for the insight into your method and thinking. I'll definitely consider this if/when I make an attempt. Best of luck with Newsley.
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by sga 17y ago
I'm curious what the monetization strategy is for these types of social news sites (ex. Newsley, Rubyflow, markenomics, etc., etc.). Or is the motivation to do the work to build this type of site (both structurally and in a community sense
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by sga 17y ago
You mention 'They created a really great app with all the features I was working on'. Thinking about your use of the plural of feature, I'm wondering if there is a way to pare down the feature set and provide a lightweight solution (as a d
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by sga 17y ago
I can't stand the text of the story. Terrible. Likely supposed to be funny or grandiose but I'd happily trade that crap for some actual meaningful content. Perhaps start by telling us about the screen or the person who made it.
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by sga 17y ago
I really like the artwork on the landing page. Love the style.
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by sga 17y ago
I assume the joke was in the delivery. But I'd agree that the concept described in the retelling seems very reasonable. Delonge seems to be a non-technical entrepreneur attempting to pitch/address a pain point that he perceives in his ind
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by sga 17y ago
Any thoughts on the best resources for learning data mining ie. can anyone suggest must read sites, blogs, textbooks on the subject? Thanks.
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by sga 17y ago
I actually quite like this presentation of the patents. Though I agree the background lines are confusing if they are actually meaningful. And it would be great if you could click on the titles and be sent to the actual patent description.
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by sga 17y ago
Truth. Just thinking that they might be more likely to steal another bike rather than bothering to get the first stolen one fixed.
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by sga 17y ago
I would love to see a videogame that included solar system battles that rely on using orbit dynamics as opposed to the deep space feel of a game like Asteroids.
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by sga 17y ago
I like this idea alot. I do have my doubts that someone who has stolen a bike is going to take it in for servicing. Though they may sell it to an unsuspecting person who subsequently takes the bike to a shop so maybe it does have a shot o
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by sga 17y ago
With respect to the visual aspects of the landing page, I quite liked the initial screen (title, visual slide, etc. look good). As I scroll down, I also like the concept behind the image vs image check mark for highlighting the strengths o
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by sga 17y ago
Excellent, thanks for the clarification.
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Ask HN: Method/Tool to test if a link has already been submitted to HN
1 points by sga 17y ago|2 comments
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by sga 17y ago
OP mentions this being a "hobby project" so my comment re. why the SIFT algorithm was not chosen is likely incorrect.
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by sga 17y ago
It seems a license from UBC would be required to use the SIFT algorithm in a commercial venture. This may have been enough to dissuade the algorithms use in this case.