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ANaimi
5mo ago
I guess I waited too long to share my side project: sadeem.ai Funny we landed on the same terminology. Will need to connect Stripe.
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ANaimi
2y ago
Such a clean codebase and style! great job
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ANaimi
3y ago
What I’d love to know is: many fraudulent users try out different cards one after the other. How is it not the default case that Stripe blocks these users? It’s the most common pattern we see, easily identifiable by the repeated failed atte
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ANaimi
3y ago
You're a rude person. Your keyboard should be confiscated for a month until you learn to be nice.
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ANaimi
7y ago
Had the same question. Apparently he created them manually! https://twitter.com/hassenchaieb/status/1240346726822752262?...
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ANaimi
7y ago
algorithmia.com ? HTTP endpoints, serverless, versioned, logging, auth, etc.
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ANaimi
9y ago
Algorithmia Enterprise (algorithmia.com/enterprise). Inference- and deep learning-centric. (I'm part of the team).
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ANaimi
10y ago
Vocus.io (I'm the founder but also happen to rely heavily on it for our own growth). Great for outreach and customer support. Others: - Mixpanel - Pipedrive - CloudWatch
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10y ago
Yep, based on Google News. Model is 1.5GB when zipped.
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10y ago
Here's word2vec as REST API (sign in to interact from the browser): https://algorithmia.com/algorithms/nlp/Word2Vec
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10y ago
Yep, save Google Slide as PPTX.
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Show HN: CSV 2 PowerPoint, a seamless way to generate personalized slide decks
(slides.vocus.io)
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10y ago
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Show HN: Vocus.io for Gmail: Mail Merge
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10y ago
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10y ago
http://algorithmia.com Pay-as-you-go, many APIs, supportive community. For your use case you might want to check the Computer Vision tag, specifically the "Illustration Tagger" algorithm. https://algorithmia
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10y ago
A simpler deterrent would be to linearly increase cost of the next domain you buy. This is the opposite of bulk discounts, and should make squatting unfeasible (at least not in large numbers).
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Timeline of Artificial Intelligence
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Boxer Shorts: quantifying the economical impact of one more
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10y ago
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Show HN: Vocus for Better Gmail -- meeting coord, tracking, sendlater, etc
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11y ago
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Your Life Is Tetris. Stop Playing It Like Chess
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11y ago
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The Foo at bar.com
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11y ago
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How to Build a Recommender System
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11y ago
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Mining Product Hunt, Part 2: Building a Recommender
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11y ago
The formula/collusion ratio is exponential, but not factorial. The implementation however is very efficient: instead of applying the algorithm on the complete dataset of users, we apply it to each group of users within a post. This dra
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11y ago
Well, our method showed less than 1% of posts having a collusion ratio higher than 0.5. I personally think it's very reasonable for such a large community.
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11y ago
Yeah... but the purpose of the post is to explain the methodology not to point fingers. We kept the IDs because they are useful to demonstrate whether users created those accounts consecutively. Product Hunt's public API can be used to
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Mining Product Hunt, Part 1: Detecting Vote-Rings
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11y ago
Build something and tell everyone around you that you're building it. Celebrate the small wins with them (share progress).
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If you were the decision maker of any company, what would you do?
(ifiwasthedecisionmakerof.com)
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17y ago
Many thanks. The errors were the result of me refactoring the parser's code last week. Just fixed it and deployed. This is what you get for not having appropriate unit-testing code coverage ;)
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17y ago
It's Algorithmatic! see http://www.algorithmatic.com/wiki/display/algorithmatic-refe...
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