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supersan
10y ago
Genuine question to the people who use these extensions. Do you get some significant result from using it or is it more about good in theory only? My personal experience is more on the lines of yes, good idea but then I'm back to my sa
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supersan
10y ago
Thanks for suggesting this book. Because of your link I found the author's other book Mini-habits which I found super interesting too!
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supersan
10y ago
Yes, this is the first book that came to my mind too because for any good UI design, you first need to get your priorities straight which is common sense of design comes first, the graphics and cosmetic part comes second (though they'r
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Foldit: crowdsourcing computer game to contribute to scientific research
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10y ago
My problem is more about bikeshedding than anything else. Every morning I start my work enthusiastically but then obsess over stupid things like the variable names, optimization, too much refactoring, indentation even sometime (like it woul
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Attack of the Repo Men (2003)
(acme.com)
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A New Step in Re-Creating First Life on Earth
(quantamagazine.org)
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10y ago
Just setup a wordpress blog and fill it with aggregated data remotely related to the domain name. Since you've had it from before, you have the upper hand. Read about Nissan's domain name. If a company that powerful couldn't
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Should I Start Doing Heroin? (2014)
(villagevoice.com)
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Apple patents bold new innovation – a paper bag
(theguardian.com)
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10y ago
Wish the author went into more detail about the actual product instead of fluff talk.
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How I quit Reddit (serious version)
(nerdr.com)
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10y ago
Hi, I find the Blog more interesting right now since I hope to find write-ups about how you were able to manage such a herculean task on your own? Crawling 2bn pages could take forever and could generate a huge bandwidth bills, so any lesso
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supersan
10y ago
The article won't load,even after clicking the web link under the HN heading. Any ideas?
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supersan
10y ago
No, but i think you should leave it there. Pricing should be upfront otherwise it creates suspicion and distrust.
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supersan
10y ago
That is really great news. One way I can think off to distinguish a library from other code is how many times the file shows up in your search results, i.e. the more the duplicates of a file you find (in various repos), the higher the chanc
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10y ago
First of all great work! Of all the search engines I tried (and I've tried at least 10), I found yours to be the next best thing after GitHub search. Anyway, here are some links you can try for yourself: No php results: 1. https:/
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Anyone vs. Everyone
(dailywritingtips.com)
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supersan
10y ago
Tried it, didn't return anything. Also for the life of me, I can't figure out a way for it to search php code.
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supersan
10y ago
Yes, that is very interesting to me as well. I think Amazon's ElasticSearch can be used for searching. GitHub would be the obvious choice for crawling the source code. Of course, there are a lot of roadblocks, like how much GitHub allo
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10y ago
Thanks, I've already tried both of them and they're not returning a lot of results, esp. not many relevant results. But so far I think searchcode is okay because at least it does show something.
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Ask HN: Good source code search engines?
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Madonna cofounded a startup that manufactures viral dance trends
(businessinsider.com)
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10y ago
Banning his account was totally unjustified since he approached them first with the issue. A less ethical person could have tried to make money or sold this off on the back market. People like him should be rewarded not have their accounts
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10y ago
I'm curious to know more about the experience you had when you couldn't move your body and the thoughts leading up to the epiphany. Was it the usual denial, anger, bargaining stuff or something different?
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10y ago
I wish there was a Dropbox for developers where you never had to worry once about commits or history or tags. Maybe just a big green "Release" button and that's all there is to it. Surely it won't be ideal for writing th
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10y ago
This is a little off topic and maybe controversial because it is against the spirit of open source but in all earnestness if you make a software that you want to make available to all open source projects but then you want to charge a recur
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10y ago
Thanks for the encouragement and suggestion. I'm on a mobile right now but pretty sure you can just click the link on the number to see the full feedback. Will check to make sure when I get back. thanks
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10y ago
This is a small chrome extension I wrote in less than 2 hours yesterday. The purpose of this extension is to show the eBay seller's feedback directly inside the search results[1]. I needed it because when buying used items it really he
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Show HN: Chrome extension to show eBay seller feedback in search results
(chrome.google.com)
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