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xpose2000
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Comment #44176105
Yeah, you are right. Thanks for reading! Ilya Sutskever should be in there.
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Comment #43954931
There is a PBS documentary about this very thing and how it got started. Very cool and worth the watch. Needless to say, the researcher had quite a few hurdles to overcome. https:/…
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Comment #38105847
> As someone who has spent years manipulating ranking I can tell you this has nothing to do with effecting ranking and is most likely about optics/human readability increasing CTR.…
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Comment #38104877
I think Danny should avoid future interviews with the Verge. heh. But seriously, I just don't like how the tone of the interview came across. Does anyone see Danny yelling in these…
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Comment #36066294
To me this is fair criticism. I was thinking the same thing. However, the world does need a viable competitor to Nvidia in AI. AI is not going anywhere. This is not a fad like some…
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Comment #34841959
a 2.37% click through rate is far from ideal. Twitter analytics specifically does not mention clicks on links for this very reason. instead they simply track all clicks... links, p…
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Comment #26371102
yeah, this is either a bitcoin like scenario that the initial boom is happening or we are a bunch of idiots that we thought this was a good idea. At this point I have no idea. The …
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Comment #20084674
Any ETA on when chargeback protection will be available for Stripe.js?
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Comment #20084511
So, .4% fee for $10,000 in sales amounts to $40. And losing one chargeback dispute costs you $15, plus time and effort to fill it in and submit it. Not to sound cynical, but odds a…
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Comment #19123750
I've been testing it for the past 30 minutes or so and found that it doesn't cause the same problems that InstantClick did. (Which was javascript errors that would randomly occur.)…
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Ask HN: Why aren't there startups to disrupt high interest credit cards?
Why isn't there a startup out there or different company to disrupt high interest credit cards? Surely a company can still make a ton of money on 3-5% APR? What am I missing?
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Comment #15420008
I echo the idea that he will try to fill the Matt Cutts role that mikkelewis mentioned in the comments. SEOs always knew to turn to Cutts when they had a question and it hasn't bee…
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Comment #14514311
Lockup expiry is always a scary time. The same stuff happened to Facebook combined with mobile monitization and user growth fears made the stock tank to the 40s. Though these are t…
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Comment #13378472
Awesome update for existing Visa Amazon Chase card holders. Their Store Card already offered 5% back, so it's nice that everybody gets the new rate now. A bit weird that we have to…
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Comment #13119545
> According to my family, programmers are just "coder monkeys". You don't have to prove yourself to anyone. I stopped trying a long long time ago. Anyone who thinks programmers are…
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Comment #13105777
I hope the review gets updated with Google Wi-Fi. Absolutely critical to figure out which one is the best
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Comment #13081466
100% agree and the main reason why I don't go on product hunt at all. I am glad for the founder, but the site in general is manipulated and controlled by people with influence and …
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Comment #12746994
I have a similar transaction blocked as well. Very cool to see this has been in action for awhile.
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Comment #12720244
Thanks, it looks like this service most closely matches what I am looking for. I'll give it a shot!
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Ask HN: Transactional and Marketing email service with simple pricing?
I am having a really hard time finding an all-in-one email service that does the following things and was wondering if you guys could help: 1) Supports transactional emails via smt…
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Comment #12689634
I just tried it and think its awesome. It's extremely easy to use and works really well. I'd love to use it on a regular basis..... but.... 1) The terms of service are kinda scary.…