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ohashi

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About ohashi

Kevin Ohashi I created a review site based on what people say in social media (Review Signal) focused web hosting reviews. http://www.KevinOhashi.com (Personal) http://ReviewSignal.com (Company) @kevinohashi reach me at kevin at reviewsignal

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    Comment #49222560

    full disclaimer, I have worked on https://udrp.tools for something like a decade now as the developer. We're working on an AI chatbot to help answer these types of questions based …

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    Comment #48718182

    I help run a domain legal case search engine (UDRP.tools) and we run into this type of stuff too. Notices that results are being purged. It's bullshit. We aggregate legal case data…

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    Comment #47637801

    Maybe someone should start an auditing company for YC... oh

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    Comment #46887571

    That's why I found this interesting, a variety of sources provides different viewpoints on risk. I may not personally agree, but it does help give many perspectives.

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    Comment #46887560

    Yeah that scraper is... not fully ready yet, why I put BETA label on it. Room for improvement. Thanks :)

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    Comment #46873913

    I've been working on a similar idea for travelers, https://travelsafetydata.com/ It's pulling the travel advisories from US/CA/UK/IE/AU/NZ and aggregating the results/information t…

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    Comment #46464658

    Thank you! The idea of trending/historical data is definitely on the radar. As it runs and updates over time, I might actually have this data and be able to add it in the future. I…

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    Show HN: Travel Safety Data

    I've had this idea sitting in a file for years but until I just got Claude Code at Christmas time, never had to time to actually implement it. It seemed like a good test for Claude…

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    Comment #45171465

    Isn't having the power to get everyone to do things that favor your service... a monopoly?

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    Comment #45085109

    I believe there is a private right of action on anti trust. If you're really interested in it, I suggest subscriber to https://www.thebignewsletter.com/

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    Comment #44490838

    Because they are mostly software developers who think it's different because it impacts them.

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    Comment #44438489

    We just use a slack. The overwhelming single channel? nope. channels for all the hobbies, shitposting, news, games, etc. We even have a discord notification for gaming channel when…

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    Comment #44248010

    "People close to X said the platform pressed vendors that were supplying it with goods or services to spend money on advertising. X is a customer of Amazon Web Services, its cloud-…

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    Comment #44169322

    Hi HN, I'm super excited to share the open source project I've been working on for the past year because it is finally ready for general use (I hope!). The project is called Orderl…

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    Comment #44032140

    I liked the networking in WSL1 more too

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    Comment #42790260

    Are we pretending the silk road was actually a legitimate marketplace and a few bad actors might have used it for things that break the law?

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    Comment #42327068

    Because there was naive optimism about it as a technology?

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    Comment #41899353

    You seem to be mistaking that a startup is a business and an open source project doesn't need to be. One can simply want to build something and give the code away for free because …

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    Comment #41859499

    I was curious how they might handle something that isn't ready yet, but in the process of being built. But that answers it, it's not eligible. Oh well :( Plenty of good open source…

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    Comment #41514229

    This is the most obvious reason why Verisign is a monopolist and should be regulated like a utility. They make false claims about choice and not being locked in. You buy a domain, …

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    Comment #41451895

    Pretty sure that judge's party already is trying to turn the country into Putin's Russia.

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    Comment #41451890

    That's the case in some European countries and it seems fair. If you don't want me competing, you pay for that privilege. Otherwise, the non compete is just an abuse of power.

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    Comment #41451875

    It's by design, they don't want any regulation. They want government to not work. They are doing their best to make both a reality, at the expense of the average person.

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    Comment #41415654

    Basically, you don't believe in government except to protect you from others who might take, while you have would have to ability to take advantage of others freely. No basic human…