ssarah

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by ssarah 8y ago
There is some math missing. I don't remember the name now, but when something has a 2:1 positive to negative ratio of votes but only has 3 votes, and another thing also has a 2:1 ratio but has 400 votes, it's not the same ratio. M
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by ssarah 12y ago
what you mean random generate? it seems it goes and fetches a random txt file and prints it?
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by ssarah 12y ago
Since the results are stacked on the browser, for that particular search you typed, you could always search (:colors:)(:words/verbs:) and (:colors:)(:words/adverbs:) separately and I believe you will get the full list you want. Bu
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by ssarah 12y ago
Hmm, the color scheme is hard to change, but maybe I can implement a parallel symbolic scheme to help those users out. Do you have some suggestions I could use?
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by ssarah 12y ago
I'm sorry guys, we can't WHOIS every domain, so there will be a few false positives.
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by ssarah 12y ago
Working on it. Hard to get all those zones (; Thanks for your comment.
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by ssarah 12y ago
That's a nifty idea. Will think about it. Thanks for the feedback.
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by ssarah 12y ago
Because of performance and privacy concerns, we are not able to resolve a WHOIS request for all domains. Hence, there will be a few false positives. You can check our FAQs for a bit more info on this.
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by ssarah 12y ago
We're just two developers working solo, based in Portugal. We didn't create any public profiles, but feel free to contact us ;) As for your question concerning privacy: it was also one of my main concerns. We don't log or tra
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by ssarah 12y ago
It yields the results of each regex element separately, so it's hard to come up with a functional implementation capped results. Still, I'll look into it. But even then, the main question is if you really want to see the head of
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Domain name search with regular expressions and curated sets(namegrep.com)
68 points by ssarah 12y ago|37 comments