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UniZero
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Comment #16896240
Contrary to popular belief, a lot of high traffic sites can be scrapped by a single IP without hitting access limits.
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Comment #16715567
You can grab it from the official Github page: https://github.com/TobLoef/text2mindmap Works perfectly offline. No server necessary :)
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Comment #11805204
Sorry, but that doesn't work. It loops indefinitely on submission.
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Comment #11803664
Is anyone aware of a Sci-Hub equivalent for accessing content on websites like Forbes for free?
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Comment #11738142
What's wrong with voting?
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Comment #11737703
A better alternative to Twitter should actually provide features other websites don't. Why should I go out of my way to use Twitter to do things I can already do on Facebook? Why w…
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Comment #11729815
Is there any evidence that Hacker News is even trying to improve? i.e. - How long can an organization avoid improving itself on the basis of reducing overall risk?
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Comment #11565098
Helen: an influential think group that answers to the highest bidder. It doesn't seem as complicating as the article suggests.
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Comment #11564931
Why use two services when you can get the job done with one?
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Comment #11564802
I always offer/encourage my clients to look through the repository like the article says, but people never want any part of it. They are usually taken back. In my experience (mostl…
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Comment #11564257
If anyone is curious, Link #5 (broken) is now hosted here: http://ejucovy.github.io/readability/
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Comment #11564086
I'm not a fan of the featured items. Without the pictures, it's hard to make out what they are about. I'd rather see a list of popular inventions/products and browse from there. Th…
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Comment #11555489
I got 20 out of 40. When I try to picture the examples in my mind, they all start out as a blurry blob like impressions that increase in detail gradually. It's as if I'm watching t…
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Comment #11555331
Thanks for the response and article. I can only imagine how difficult that would be. I'm not sure if you've heard of it, but there is a memorization technique called "Art of Memory…
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Comment #11555283
There was a study done a while back that looked at whether people could improve at video games by imagining themselves playing. IIRC the participants who imagined practicing showed…
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Comment #11555260
Do you think you'll ever learn how to imagine things now that you are aware of the possibility? I often wonder whether the imagination can be improved like a muscle since I have tr…
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Comment #11554993
This would certainly have upfront advantages, like increasing the amount of information deemed "credible". However, there's a problem: how do you trust an actor controlling a syste…
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Comment #11554553
I use MLO to keep track of my professional work. I agree it can be overkill, but it's perfect for managing tasks that depend on other tasks. Some additional features I find useful …
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Comment #10103414
Revenue from where? I don't see any advertisements.
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Comment #9792494
I've been told altitude and atmospheric pressure has a measurable effect on recipes.
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Comment #9298924
this was a nice gesture from Pebble to offer their products to Kickstarter backers at a discount and priority The Kickstarter page says the standard watch will cost $199 retail - y…
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Comment #9298664
This service looks hinky and it's not clear what sets it apart from other time-tracking apps.