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by slig 1y ago
Thank you so much for your time writing all this feedback, Tom! I did not know about "collocations", and I'll certainly check that out.
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by slig 1y ago
Thank you! Maybe keep generating using the Markov Chains and use a LLM to evaluate the results?
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by slig 1y ago
Thanks, Mickey, for trying and for the suggestion!
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by slig 1y ago
Thank you, Chris! I love exploring options using the suffixes/prefixes [1] lists from wikipedia and InstantDomainSearch, and this saves me a lot of time. Hope you got some value from it and found some interesting names! >Could be wo
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by slig 1y ago
Will fix, thank you!
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by slig 1y ago
You're welcome! I did not know either until very recently, that's why I decided to give this side project a try.
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by slig 1y ago
>OP. Sorry to be harsh but this is awful UX in terms of reviewing search results No problem, it can be improved by using the Verisign .com domain list that is updated daily. I just wanted to try something that I could ship in a couple of
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by slig 1y ago
What browser are you using, please?
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by slig 1y ago
Thanks for trying! The AI tab is my least favorite as well, will try improving the prompt and changing to a better model.
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by slig 1y ago
>But I've always wondered how LeanDomainSearch gets results so quickly? You can sign up with Verisign and they let you download a text file with all the registered .com domains, updated daily.
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Show HN: Aha Domain Search(ahadomainsearch.com)
48 points by slig 1y ago|33 comments
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by slig 1y ago
Yes, much better. Cursor pays for the tokens and you pay Cursor, so it's within their best interest to minimize the context and the number of requests to Claude.
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by slig 1y ago
Does this basically replaces the need for `instant.page`?
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by slig 1y ago
Hoping to see the English version soon! By the way, I'm also working on a daily games website with a subscription model (it's not live yet!), and I'm considering a price range exactly like yours. Are you having success with y
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by slig 1y ago
I've been getting those for weeks, makes me think Google has given up email.
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by slig 1y ago
If you try to do that on a site with Cloudflare, what happens? Do they read the zip file and try to cache the uncompressed content to serve it with the best compression algorithm for a given client, or do they cache the compressed file and
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by slig 1y ago
Vibe code a browser extension that uses a cheap LLM to filter out content that you don't want to see.
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by slig 1y ago
That's Brave, a fork with native AdBlock.
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by slig 1y ago
Thank you! I was taking a look at the docs, and I'm going to play with it later today. Thanks for sharing and congrats on shipping!
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by slig 1y ago
How does this compare with Backlog.md? [1] [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44483530
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by slig 1y ago
Thank you so much!
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by slig 1y ago
There's a GH issue tracking the auto committing, and the author says they'll solve this today.
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by slig 1y ago
Me too! It just works ™.
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by slig 1y ago
Anecdotally, I find swearing in German and Italian satisfying and people around usually don't understand, so no issues there.
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by slig 1y ago
> I should probably try writing up a human-readable version of how I do it. It involves a bunch of Rust code, so I can hit a whole bunch of trendy topics! Do you have a blog? I'm interested.
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by slig 1y ago
FWIW: On OpenRouter, the non `:thinking` 2.5 flash endpoint seems to be returning reasoning tokens now.
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by slig 1y ago
How safe is printing a private key, considering potential vulnerabilities in the printer software, firmware, and its online connectivity?
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by slig 1y ago
Their Pro version returns the same fingerprint in incognito. That's the point, right, to get the fingerprint of the user agent independently of incognito or not.
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by slig 1y ago
Cursor—the fastest-growing AI code editor in the world, reaching $300 million in annual recurring revenue just two years after its launch
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by slig 1y ago
ipinfo.io, I believe.

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