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A list of 600 directories and websites to submit your startup to(jsonrepo.com)
2 points by wesammikhail 2y ago|0 comments
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by wesammikhail 2y ago
That is some A grade FUD. You know the article is going to be good when the tag line is: > If you don't want Elon Musk to feed your tweets to his AI, now might be the time to leave the app formerly known as Twitter. Ok. Time to leav
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SEO Keyword Research – A Beginners Guide(jsonrepo.com)
1 points by wesammikhail 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A Wrapper for Google Keyword Planner with AI Research Features(jsonrepo.com)
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Top SEO Keywords Report [Nov 2024](jsonrepo.com)
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by wesammikhail 2y ago
> The chatbots are the Zero to One for programming. This would make Peter himself cringe let alone the rests of us. That said, if you really believe this, I've got an AI product to sell you. It's the Zero to One for anything yo
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by wesammikhail 2y ago
The funny thing about what you just said is that it has nothing to do with the parent comment. He's talking about BS extradition charges due to global political influence, and your response is: RUN CHARACTER_ASSASSINATION.EXE I must sa
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by wesammikhail 2y ago
No, I get paid in 2024 dollars that are unadjusted for inflation (see mostly static wage growth since the 70s). But.. That's fine and all. As long as those that got paid in 1960s dollars got to have a society in where they can accompli
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by wesammikhail 2y ago
Are you seriously trying to argue that technology is adding to inflation? I'm not following...
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by wesammikhail 2y ago
If the immorality of theft is of no concern to you then perhaps any of the following reasons may jive a little bit better with your ethos: 1. Destruction of savings 2. Distortion of price signals in markets 3. Impoverish those on long term
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by wesammikhail 2y ago
yea yea we've all heard it. your spending is my income therefor I get to steal your wage from you if you don't spend it. "we'll encourage consumerism by taking the money from them if they don't spend it" Someti
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by wesammikhail 2y ago
Well I'm happy they consider it modest and stable because most people I know consider economists insane and unstable. > $1 in 1924 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $18.37 today, an increase of $17.37 over 100 years. The do
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by wesammikhail 2y ago
That is one hell of a beautiful PDF. Amazing work!
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by wesammikhail 2y ago
The real bizarre piece here is your comment that considers X´ a trademarked math parlance... People like you baffle me not gonna lie. Not only is the author correct about what he said, he expressed it just fine. get off your high horse.
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by wesammikhail 2y ago
Honestly most of what you consider to be good or bad is a personal preference. But what I can say for certain is that framework-less modern PHP is 10x less ugly/complex and an order of magnitude more performant. There are a ton of new
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by wesammikhail 2y ago
Modern PHP is very underrated imo. Just do what I do, use something like Phroute or any other routing library. Add a couple of supporting classes (Request, Response, DB connection, etc.) and you're good to go. If you don't need al
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by wesammikhail 3y ago
Diablo and PoE differ in tone and gameplay. One is darker and more story/world focused, which is what people tend to love about it, while the other is about management of extreme complexity. Path of Exile (and by extension the upcoming
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by wesammikhail 3y ago
Andrej Karpathy, the director of AI at tesla, published an AMAZING video about how the current models are built which I think everyone in the tech space should watch. It is intuitive, easy to follow and quite frankly the best video I have s
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Introduction to P vs. NP(wesammikhail.com)
135 points by wesammikhail 4y ago|39 comments
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by wesammikhail 4y ago
Lets assume for a second that I can, through the construction of some black magic 3rd party tool, recommend you the perfect videos to watch without any tracking of your profile what so ever (not really possible but lets just assume that it
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by wesammikhail 4y ago
I can only speak for myself but I personally would switch to a fast, open source browser if it came within a set of built in and trusted features. Those include: adblock, Privacy features, fleshed out developer tools, better bookmark manage
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by wesammikhail 4y ago
I'd start here: https://wesammikhail.com/2022/10/15/due-diligence-advice-for...
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by wesammikhail 4y ago
> I think that becoming a parent fundamentally changes who you are All major life decisions you make changes who you are. That's what makes them "major". > The parent who can let go of their old self gracefully, and dro
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by wesammikhail 4y ago
I see. This explains why the distribution of heavy elements in the universe looks like the way it does. Thanks for the reply!
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by wesammikhail 4y ago
This actually brings me to a physics question I've had for a while and if it is unrelated, please feel free to ignore it as I might be mixing concepts. Both fusion and fission release energy when they occur. Which seems somewhat weird
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by wesammikhail 4y ago
Haha lovely analogy. Will make sure to remember it.
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by wesammikhail 4y ago
> However, it is independent of "nearby" structure, where nearby is any distance larger than the nucleus. That puts it in perspective. Thanks for the reply and for taking the time!
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by wesammikhail 4y ago
That makes sense. Thanks for putting it in simple terms. Much appreciated :)
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by wesammikhail 4y ago
This was of great help and a fun read. Thank you for the detailed reply.
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by wesammikhail 4y ago
I know nothing about physics as it is not my domain. So I don't know if what you're saying is true or not. But if it is, I find that notion somewhat poetic. For the sake of my own edification, I'd like to follow this up with

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