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601.
by what 3y ago
> metrics for early-Reddit qualities Those had already tanked before any API changes.
602.
by what 3y ago
So no one is allowed to notice that crime is getting worse until it reaches the same levels as the 70s/80s/90s? Despite rising crime, their perception is wrong because it hasn’t reached historic highs?
603.
by what 3y ago
I’m not sure what your point is? Your quote lists nine entities pledging $1B. Only $130M was collected, $15M surely being from Musk. So he contributed at least 11.5%, which is in line with nine entities contributing. How much money can be t
604.
by what 3y ago
You’d be surprised. Maybe you just haven’t noticed them because you have a cat.
605.
by what 3y ago
Why does indoor only preclude access to rodents?
606.
by what 3y ago
Dupe from yesterday (128 comments): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38579890
607.
by what 3y ago
Why do you need gpt to find the tracking number? Gmail has pulled out tracking numbers in emails for years.
608.
by what 3y ago
Can you share some of your novel logic problems?
609.
by what 3y ago
At least on mobile there’s no indication of which model was used. There’s also no additional prompting on that link.
610.
by what 3y ago
It still doesn’t know that it’s (the original problem) unsolvable or that it’s wrong. Or maybe it does and just bullshits you to seem smart.
611.
by what 3y ago
Right. There doesn’t seem to be a solution to the problem as given. Rutabaga eats sheep. Wolf eats rutabaga. Sheep eats wolf. If you take rutabaga, sheep eats wolf. If you take sheep, wolf eats rutabaga. If you take wolf, rutabaga eats shee
612.
by what 3y ago
> First Trip: Take the sheep across the river and leave it on the other side. Return alone to the original side. This would leave the wolf and the rutabaga alone and the wolf eats the rutabaga. So it’s a fail? It even explains why it wou
613.
by what 14y ago
You sound angry, calm down. I fail to see your point. I could also just go here http://www.heyzap.com/profile/mike_midkiff and scrape for the same data.
614.
by what 14y ago
You can pay for lounge access, it's usually around $50. But you can get free wifi, eat and drink as much as you want, grab a paper, etc. Makes up for the cost.
615.
by what 14y ago
Bleh, you can get todays news if you buy your local paper. Why do you think you have a right to access the popular paper?
616.
by what 15y ago
Pretty sure stealing means to take without permission or right. Just because you don't take another person's copy away doesn't mean you had a right or permission to take a copy at all.
617.
by what 15y ago
If you rely on genre specific ranking won't you only end up exploring genres that you recognize and are already familiar with? What if it could expose you to games that you actually enjoy but are in genres that you wouldn't have considered
618.
by what 15y ago
Users with highest karma: http://news.ycombinator.com/leaders Highest voted recent stories: http://news.ycombinator.com/best Highest voted recent comments: http://news.ycombinator.com/bestcomments [edit] all the lists: http://news.yco
619.
by what 15y ago
I think it may be user error... one day old account (tstuff) complains that the site is unusable.
620.
by what 15y ago
From my (relatively little) experience interviewing, there were some questions that came up frequently: -fibonacci (iterative and recursive versions) -linked lists (singly or doubly linked):reverse it, cycle checking -differe
621.
by what 16y ago
You say there was a button that said "Make [Your Name] a Test Account". I think it's pretty clear what that button does. If it were actually labeled "create test account" it might be different.
622.
by what 16y ago
Some discussion from a few days ago: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1717023 And an article about it from the engineering department at UofT: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1720854
623.
by what 16y ago
You know, I find most skinny people who say they can't gain weight grossly overestimate the amount that they eat. (myself included)
624.
by what 16y ago
Ah. So if you have blog with ads and you use (say) a photo from flickr, your use of the photo is deemed commercial? ie: Use of ads indicates commercial intent?
625.
by what 16y ago
Which of the AdSense policies are they violating though?
626.
by what 16y ago
Could it be that the phones would be intended for parts of the world where not everyone owns a computer? It would get more people onto Facebook.
627.
by what 16y ago
I think most people want a swiss army knife, a device that can do everything. They don't want to lug around a bunch of devices, each of which does one thing and does it well. That's probably why the iPhone is so popular; It's a phone, mp3 p
628.
by what 16y ago
Uh, yes it is? At least for me. You're link is broken. There's a "q=twitter#sclient=psy..." and "q=twitter" in that URL. Did you break it on purpose? Or did Google mess up? If you remove the "q=twitter#" it works fine.
629.
by what 16y ago
Woo, got it to return relevant results, finally. If anyone ever does anything with the Amazon API, when doing an ItemSearch always include a BrowseNode. Post any queries that get bad results.
630.
by what 16y ago
Yeah, I know--at least I didn't spend to much time on it :( Seems to be better if you set the category to books/music/movies. Problem is you can't sort the results with api if you search across all products. Even if you can sort the results

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