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Decision Laundering as a Service(svonava.com)
2 points by supo 9y ago|1 comments
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Why do you chase a perfect idea(svonava.com)
1 points by supo 13y ago|0 comments
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by supo 13y ago
Hi, I co-founded a company that works on a similar idea, just from a slightly different perspective (focus on storytelling, not so much the aggregation): http://memoarc.com/ We should hang out :-)
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Personality, Gender, and Age in the Language of Social Media(plosone.org)
44 points by supo 13y ago|8 comments
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by supo 13y ago
Saying that you are intelligent is just so cringe-worthy. If you want to make a point about yourself give two small examples of what you've achieved and let the reader form an opinion.
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by supo 13y ago
I'm sorry for not making it more obvious, but each bullet point in the list ends with a link.
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by supo 13y ago
Nice, thanks! I wish there was a cleaned up repository of datasets like these, in a unified format, directly accessible to a public MapReduce engine like Elastic at AWS.
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Data sets released by Google(svonava.com)
170 points by supo 13y ago|17 comments
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by supo 13y ago
Some of that must be a California thing. In an European office of one of the mentioned companies, most people almost always eat lunch with their team in a canteen and plenty people do 3-4 day long weekends to go on trips all the time (+ nor
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by supo 13y ago
Depends on the randomness of the paths. With URLs coming from a limited set of websites - yes, there would be some savings. With a set of random strings, for alphabet with 64 chars, there are 16M different 4 character prefixes, so the savin
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by supo 13y ago
Ah, in that case it goes straight to set<string> for me :-) I think that in practice you want to do that but then drop in a few asserts to check whether things are not getting out of control once you forgot about this decision.
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by supo 13y ago
Sure, but it can blow up faster than you think. Say you have 100k URL strings, up to 128 chars each, with 64 allowed characters in alphabet. - storing this at byte per char = 12.8MB - storing this in a basic trie = 12.8 * 64 = 820MB - stori
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by supo 13y ago
You went to Stanford and have never seen a Trie in highschool? There are a few highschools in Bratislava, Slovakia that teach basic data structures in their Intro to programming courses.
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by supo 13y ago
With a basic Trie, you always have this problem of how to keep the pointers at each node. Naively, you can: 1) Keep an array of size equal to the alphabet size, indexed by the characters, holding pointers to successive nodes. - but this blo
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by supo 13y ago
Well, there is already a stranger going over your email to show ads in your client no? ;-)
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Stanford student gaining cult status for rethinking NBA philosophy(mercurynews.com)
2 points by supo 13y ago|0 comments
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What sleazy advertising taught me about my brain(svonava.com)
1 points by supo 13y ago|0 comments
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by supo 14y ago
There is more: 4. Leave the country with her!
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by supo 14y ago
We will probably go with $5 mo./25GB with some mechanism to extend the limit if needed. How many of those 10mb photos do you roughly have in your use-case?
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by supo 14y ago
It is showing the historic weather data of course! ;-) Pulled from http://www.wunderground.com/
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by supo 14y ago
Thanks! What are your pain-points with G+? 1) Although the storification is largely automated, it still requires some user input (event names) so we thought that it would't make much sense to pre-storify everything. We are adding some graph
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by supo 14y ago
Thanks :) Do you think that a free 1 month trial + only premium afterwards would work better in this case than a freemium model? We figured that there could be a large segment of casual day-trip travelers who like to share a story in a more
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by supo 14y ago
We are aware of iPhoto thanks :) myStorify is based on a research that has been going on for about 2 years, so it is just unfortunate timing.. We try to push automation of the event segmentation (clustering) and couple other features like c
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by supo 14y ago
Wow terrific feedback, definitely appreciated! 1) Login with Google is just a way to make it simpler for us for an MVP (and as you note we need the photos as we don't have a direct photo upload in this product just yet). 2) The graph is a r
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by supo 14y ago
Good point, would love to hear more! I have my contact details in the profile here.
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by supo 14y ago
Thanks for the report! Yeah the bugs that break the user flow are the worst, we are looking into it. If you use the Close button or the back arrow on the top, that should work in the meantime.
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by supo 14y ago
Yeah, this is slightly unfortunate. We became kind of stuck wit the name searching - we want to show that we are not just another photo gallery and have the story or something that describes the nature of story extraction/visualization in t
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by supo 14y ago
Thanks, fixed :) (there is one of these deeper in the app, but I don't feel like re-compressing our JavaScript includes right now :-D).
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by supo 14y ago
Hi, thanks for the feedback. In fact, the free account has all the features of premium, except the possibility to directly upload photos which we haven't implemented yet. Just trying the waters here with a concept that we wanted to get out
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Show HN: myStorify.com - storify your photos(mystorify.com)
24 points by supo 14y ago|35 comments

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