Show HN: Probabilistically Generating HN Post Titles
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#192I laughed so hard!
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#194Obama said the NSA Over Data Collection
NSA collecting phone records for his defense How to Be Upside-Down
GMail: designer arrogance and the $580 Million Black Hole
Contains a New Type of Employee You Really Should Log Client-Side Errors
How to solve it
Google disables AdSense account of Coinpal shut down a product? Open source dynamic body physics engine rebuilt in 25KB—on a graphing calculator
Google to acquire Nokia
Serving at the Pleasure of the plot
Watch YC Startup with Paying Customers
A Brief, Incomplete, and Mostly Wrong History of the storm we're pushing the YC application deadline back to Firefox 4 that makes you a better background pattern for your games.
Goodbye Basecamp, This Is All Your Email
37signals invests in synthetic beef
Groupon is a GitHubber
The first Django site to run for Australian Senate
Single page apps in the lab: Apple is back
Calling the NSA: "I accidentally deleted - last backup one year of college calculus to grad student level
Edward Snowden: Saving Us from the Family of Neil Armstrong on Programmer Productivity
Some advice from Jeff Bezos on Post purchase
Is Google building a TC alternative.
Will you post an update on "What I've learned from Hacker News, what else you read?
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#195Design Books Every Hacker Should Read (At Least Twice) I could swear I've read that post (at least twice).
The program spliced them together.
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#196Earlier quoted context omitted.
I hate myself for posting these, but I cannot resist (I am silently shaking from laughter fighting hard not to wake up my newborn): Show HN: Let's Be Civil (I think his was a real post but with Tell HN -- the small change is hilarious) Jordanian citizen was denied re-entry to the Post PC Era Firefox now only has one big flaw I feel I am a programmer Web Intents - the future of spam in Windows A new Python web framewo…
So hard to stop posting... When I Stopped Eating For 2 Years in Production How Github uses Github to build a windmill Ask HN: Who is Sick Apple's Role in Japan stopped having sex? Show HN: I love you, dad How to write shitty software Issue 224182 - chromium - Chrome wakes me up in the process Ember 101: Learn Ember at a Bangladesh sweatshop. Meet my 9-year-old boss [video] Google breaks 2005 promise never to implemen…
Incredible.
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#197My husband is a JavaScript library for capturing input
Ignored by big companies, Mexican village creates its own encryption standard
“I hate almost all software” — Ryan Dahl steps down
U.S. Government to Force Facebook into Handing-Over their Secret Tracking Data
Show HN: Learn Math the Hard Way
Valve hired their first Github repo
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#198Re: Show HN: Probabilistically Generating HN Post Titles
#199I was inspired by this comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6813162 I find that lookback of 2 generally creates more entertaining titles. Lookback of 3 usually seems to just splice together two titles (which can be hilarious, and is usually more grammatically correct), and lookback of 1 tends to generate more nonsense. Some fun ones I found just now: The Neuroscientist Who Discovered He Was a Teenage Hacker H…
(I also really want to update it to also do Upworthy-style headlines. And maybe combine the two?)
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#200I was inspired by this comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6813162 I find that lookback of 2 generally creates more entertaining titles. Lookback of 3 usually seems to just splice together two titles (which can be hilarious, and is usually more grammatically correct), and lookback of 1 tends to generate more nonsense. Some fun ones I found just now: The Neuroscientist Who Discovered He Was a Teenage Hacker H…