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by switch33 13y ago
Hmm, that does seem like an interesting idea. I didn't think about that problem but you are indeed right. Twitter is full of re-tweets of continually the same blog post spam. I think some kind of service to monitor twitter and filter o
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by switch33 13y ago
AH, nevermind. I think his idea is a bit more elaborate after seeing updates to the post. You are right. It is a decent idea though and it protects businesses from spam. I like the idea.
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by switch33 13y ago
Like a temporary e-mail service that contacts your regular e-mail service? There is countless versions of those like 10minutemail.com or something. This could be done by running an automated script that makes an e-mail address temporarily a
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by switch33 13y ago
I read this as "People don't know what they really want something until they are shown it." While this is true in some retrospects, it's all about solving problems. If people say "they want to solve x need for their
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by switch33 13y ago
"I'd also pay money for a sudo apt-get a-completely-simple-fully-featured-email-server-that-is-bullet-proof-by-default-and-the-only-config-is-a-domain-name(s). Ideally with a web interface. I'm praying mailpile.is will be tha
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by switch33 13y ago
Can you elaborate, based on what criteria? For example: Only famous people? only students? only phds? Content? Only people with blogs? Or maybe a better dashboard abstraction that can have conversations between people be easier to digest?
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by switch33 13y ago
Do you want to work on it with me? I have an idea to make it work probably more accurate than the kimono bullshit. Add me on skype: Switch336 .
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by switch33 13y ago
Diaspora was a fail of a P2P service. I would not recommend it.
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by switch33 13y ago
"First of all, you cannot reliably determine what someone will pay for by asking them directly." Sometimes people do better with "forced" creativity. By asking someone this type of question it makes them think of quicker
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by switch33 13y ago
"I'd pay money for software that mimicked Google+ / Facebook, but was open source and could be self-hosted. Bonus points if it ran on my Synology." I've seen some decentralized facebook type stuff on github. Problem
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by switch33 13y ago
This looks close. I wonder how good it really is functioning though. I'll take a look, but it is a great idea. edit: Ok, I dunno how well this really works, but it sounds/looks rather brokenish. Actually, I think this could have b
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by switch33 13y ago
This sounds like a good idea, but maybe the way to go would be to search for e-mail addresses from web-scraping? You can put it together from google analytics + some perl regex script to just print the e-mail addresses. Maybe the way to go
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by switch33 13y ago
"I will/might pay for a smart mailbox that can scan my mails and tell me if I have any useful mail other than junk. Bonus point if it organizes/separates the junk mail automatically in a separate bundle than my regular/g
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by switch33 13y ago
Sure, Quantopian is nice. But it's only stock data in some cases. It is up-to-date. It serves well for back-testing and for managing a portfolio in a certain way using newer ideas, but real-time investing information is limited. Quandl
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by switch33 13y ago
I think a browser plugin would be the best idea. Basically you highlight something a button appears. You click that button and name the type of data. It build's a script to capture that in JSON so you can do webscraping without even ne
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by switch33 13y ago
1. Grabbing data from any site by just highlighting the content and providing format rules straight to JSON. This could be a plugin for a browser. 2. A developmental IDE that targets interactive run-time development where you see results in
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by switch33 13y ago
I am not the one to ask about this. I simply don't know enough to verify that the way you are doing this is right. Given, I did take a quick look at it and it seems like an ok way of going about it. The factory implementation and using
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by switch33 13y ago
Yay, someone who also realizes that concurrency is somehow easier in assembly. Last time I heard that from anyone else was from Erik McClure. It's sad it's taken this long for some things to be so simple in Java. Also up-voted thi
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by switch33 13y ago
Uhm. . . http://www.slideshare.net/matrosov/modern-bootkit-trends-byp... Considering how much research goes into these bootkits/rootkits lately, it is interesting. Kernelmode has some ideas on it( http:/&#x2F
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by switch33 13y ago
Do a real machine learning online class or some data analysis online class. Some of the online classes from MOOCs can get you more of a sense of the difference between doing software deployment/statistics for life sciences versus doing
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by switch33 13y ago
Why the heck would you even write this in a blog post. It's not nearly as ridiculous as you are making it out to. It's pretty clear that you couldn't take enough time to realize what you were buying, not exactly amazon's
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by switch33 13y ago
I've been under the assumption from reading some crypto over the years that in particular what your thinking of is applying the "same" crypto multiple times. Offering the same cryptography scheme multiple times is horribly ba
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by switch33 13y ago
https://inputs.io/ http://bitpay.com/ http://bitmerch.com/ http://coinbase.com/ http://fasterco.in/ http://bitstamp.net/ https:/&#x2
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by switch33 13y ago
Funky. Backdoorish?
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by switch33 13y ago
The worst is psych "tests" without context. What are we supposed to feel from x sentence, but without a given contextual situation? That is bound to go wrong.
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by switch33 13y ago
People really need to start realizing not everyone is specializing in communication/social-interaction or business writing. And that does NOT make them horrible candidates for being more professional in other aspects of their work. The
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by switch33 13y ago
This sounds retardedly stupid. If you need to "shock" yourself to stop using facebook then you probably got much worse problems.
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by switch33 13y ago
This is awesome. Using the GPU with OpenCL means they will be decent performance. Any test case with data would be nice to read though. Also, how comparable this is to something that does handle random forests well like BigML would be inter
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by switch33 13y ago
If only it wasn't oracle. . . Then i'd actually read this powerpoint! But in all seriousness if this becomes like LLVM and well developed it could be extremely helpful. . However, i'm sure Oracle would find an awesome way to
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by switch33 13y ago
https://twitter.com/pr0f_srs/status/202819821254082560 Within 1 google away. . .?

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