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grif-fin
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Comment #41344468
Also curious to know what's sharable under the hood. Getting good results, looks good.
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Comment #38340766
I would argue having significant part of a society whether right or wrong in anyone's view having their thoughts not disclosed and represented to the rest of the society should be …
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Comment #38340609
>I'm not sure that it's scary. After all, casual racism and sexism used to be a lot more common in the past. Now people are called out and criticized on those. Is that bad? Isn't i…
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Comment #32379815
It is supposed to be giving stats and trying it gravitate as much as possible to unbias news or show news that are biased. Any one using it regularly for long who can share their o…
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Comment #18805468
I am surprised you managed to find all of those quality pictures from free stock photo webs. Just wondering, what sort of API do you think can get you monthly subscriptions?
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Comment #18801678
Sign up or nothing. Nothing then ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Comment #18801565
Well done on deploying your side project. Looks shiny. + The quality of the pictures really pay off, how did you get access to such good quality photoes? - The descriptions are mis…
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Comment #18045625
> Propaganda and misinformation. Now you can get your enemy to say and do whatever you want, on video. This could open the market for video propaganda-detector applications.
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Comment #18017859
Interesting. Can you explain a bit on which sources you used and how are you calculating the trendiness?
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Comment #15600911
Oh yes, I missed that. Thanks. Now this is where the public data gets confusing. If I use open maps API and build my database, how can it be proved that via which API (Google Maps …
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Ask HN: Is it legal to store/cache data retrieved from Google Maps APIs?
Looking at the Google API terms & conditions about ownership (https://developers.google.com/terms/#c_ownership), it is confusing for me whether or not it is possible to store/cache…
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Ask HN: How would Intel's Optane going to change program designs for ever?
Taking all the attributes of Optane's into account on being a non-volatile faster than SSD with mission to combine RAM and Flash (or to eliminate volatile memory) into account, How…
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Comment #15217905
The relieving joy of visualization. Nice. Can you give a quick summary of how it works and what technologies and sources you are using for generating the graph? I will be checking …
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Comment #15147345
lol typical Hewer!
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Comment #15131499
I suggest you to go and tweet it to Nick Hewer from the UK Countdown show. You may get a deal.
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Comment #15046313
You are suggesting a file name format with spaces in it?
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Ask HN: Has anyone heard of IKM test?
Wondering if you had any experience with IKM C++ test? Is it reliable in terms of showing your results against all other competitors?
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Comment #14687672
@whoishiring, you have forgot this month's. Since I'm personally interested to know, who is hiring?
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Ask HN: Who is hiring? (July 2017)
Please lead with the location of the position and include the keywords REMOTE, INTERNS and/or VISA when the corresponding sort of candidate is welcome. When remote work is not an o…
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Comment #14478812
Sure, would like to know really what happened. Will email you shortly.
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Comment #14476185
Improbable has SpatialOS with an amazing future. However expect being neglected after the interviews. I had 2 interviews on Hangout and I've been told we are waiting for our engine…
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Paypal phishing attempt
Today I received an email with two addresses as senders one 'service@paypal.co.uk' and another 'service6903@32442816855.ppluk.com'. Email contained the confirmation of an order I n…