thepanister

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by thepanister 18y ago
This has been discussed here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=506064
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by thepanister 18y ago
I think this will be a good way to create new jobs, and I am not sure if Obama really means it to be included in his 3.5 Millions jobs plan or not. For example, even if Data.gov won't create API - which is less likely to happen -, I will cr
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Ask HN: What is the next leading company for cloud computing?
1 points by thepanister 18y ago|0 comments
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by thepanister 18y ago
This is very interesting... I hope it will be much faster than Amtrak. If you take Amtrak from NYC to San Francisco for example, it would take around 50 hours with stops! I know some people who don't really like to fly, and still prefer tra
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by thepanister 18y ago
Thank you so much for making it clear to me what's wrong, and I will keep this in mind.
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by thepanister 18y ago
EDIT: [You are right that medicine helped alot, but what I wanted to say is... death is something that will continue to happen regardless how much scientific progress we make, and you will still find kids at 5 or 6 yrs old die regardless of
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by thepanister 18y ago
About God, he has created you, me, and the whole world [the world of creatures]. And even if some people try to deny God, he is there and we need him. Well, advance of medicine and engineering? Did medicine help prevent people die at age 5
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by thepanister 18y ago
You are very smart guy, but I feel - just feelings - that you make this offer, because you don't believe it?
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by thepanister 18y ago
Whatever this guy thinks he can do, I am sure he won't be able to make humans live forever, or even "get his father back to life". Maybe he can make a machine that lives forever, but he can't make a human to live forever. There are things t
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by thepanister 18y ago
This is already discussed here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=506837
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Ask HN: comments automatically killed?
7 points by thepanister 18y ago|3 comments
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by thepanister 18y ago
About hiring live users... it will be a slave hiring, without paying money. Here is how it works, just one of these 2 options: 1- Spammers automatically create a blog, crawl the submitted articles here to their blog, and wait for a real use
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by thepanister 18y ago
When the spammers write comments that are better than people's comments, why would you want to filter out the spammers' comments? Because it's spam! In fact, the standard that any spam filter should rely on is: Is this spam or not? NOT i
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by thepanister 18y ago
EDIT: In fact corporates are ready to pay to fight spam! Google bought postini and paid for it! But I am sure that some hackers will be interested in fighting it and making a smarter spam filters, just the same as some hackers here discus
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by thepanister 18y ago
EDIT: You should realize something, that spammers might create 10 accounts. 1 account that makes a comment, and the other 9 accounts would vote up for the other account's comments, to increase the karma and pass the karma threshold. This is
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by thepanister 18y ago
LOOOL But I edited it to look a man-made. :) Please re-read it again.
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by thepanister 18y ago
You are more than a genius! Do you have any publications or a blog? I am very interested in learning more from you... you look like a scientist! EDIT: But there is a point here that you did not really mention! You assumed that spammers will
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by thepanister 18y ago
This looks so scary. we can expect comments that are generated by spammers to eventually become valuable enough that we want to retain them instead of filtering them away What is the point? Why spammers would submit a valuable comment? Ju
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by thepanister 18y ago
Yes I know, and that confused me little bit at the first.
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by thepanister 18y ago
I don't want to surprise you that I did not really receive any English education. I am self learner. Your words made me feel really great.
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by thepanister 18y ago
I have this book, in chm format on my laptop. It's really so great.
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by thepanister 18y ago
WoW! I feel there is a culture shock here. Even I had to look up the word "exclamation"; I really still have a too long road in learning english. :(
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by thepanister 18y ago
I am sorry, I don't understand what do you mean? Please forgive me, I am not a native english speaker.
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by thepanister 18y ago
Hello, I had some doubts that you might think of it like: "If I fight their spam entries, then they will increase the flow". Am I right? EDIT: Are you worried about the server? If you make a spam filter algorithm, then this is more likely t
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by thepanister 18y ago
I have already talked about this problem, but nobody really cares! Even I provided a significant solution to solve the problem: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=506028 Guess what? I got down-voted on my comment! EDIT: If pg has no time
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by thepanister 18y ago
You are right about papers. But someone has posted a paper from Stanford about Automatic Generation of High-Coverage Tests and I was so glad to see that.
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by thepanister 18y ago
Use s3 but be careful, as someone might abuse your bills!
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by thepanister 18y ago
Dear Sam, Congratulations for the website. After using it for couple of days, I think that you have a too long journey to make it in a beta edition! The idea of the startup is really cool, but it's not about ideas only... as someone said be
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Elevator Pitch Friday: Valu Valu Uses A Scientific Pricing Model To Sell Games(techcrunch.com)
1 points by thepanister 18y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: I want to learn iPhone development, where to start?
12 points by thepanister 18y ago|5 comments

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