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by a_macgregor 13y ago
I would start to look for legal representation just in case this guy actually files a lawsuit. But to be honest, crappy insecure site or not you went poking around and even created an extension that bypasses their (crappy) business model. Y
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by a_macgregor 13y ago
----"Our discounts are meant to be one time only, but we can't limit them by customer so every order ends up sold 50% off. Said another way, for every additional $60 average order shipped our variable cost is $89 and we lose of $29. " ----
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by a_macgregor 13y ago
*too expensive
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by a_macgregor 13y ago
No url ?
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by a_macgregor 14y ago
Sorry, but you do not have permission to view this content.
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by a_macgregor 14y ago
Reminds me a lot to pivotaltracker.com
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by a_macgregor 14y ago
How?
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by a_macgregor 14y ago
Well, my classifier works based on categories like ruby, programming, php, magento etc. To train the classifier I grabbed feeds from different reddits and used that as a based data set. What you are trying to achieve sounds more like a reco
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by a_macgregor 14y ago
Stavrosk, If what you want is to only classify the stories in the front page and classify them based on a preset of categories, that's actually pretty simple to do. I been working on a similar concept for personal project. Here are my recom
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by a_macgregor 14y ago
Unless you can offer any real alternatives to Magento I have to call bullshit, yes the framework is far from perfect and PHP is not the prettiest language. But calling Magento "Java written in PHP" without offering alternatives, specific cr
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The Importance of Culture in a Services Company(matthewbertulli.com)
1 points by a_macgregor 14y ago|0 comments
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by a_macgregor 14y ago
a desk on the internet eh ? Sounds like an interesting concept, care to elaborate?
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by a_macgregor 14y ago
Is just me or there isn't a way to browse?
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by a_macgregor 14y ago
Interesting what has been your experience with meteor so far? are you enjoying the framework ?
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Show HN: Specter no-nonsense blogging(coderoncode.com)
1 points by a_macgregor 14y ago|0 comments
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by a_macgregor 14y ago
I would be interested on a service like that
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by a_macgregor 14y ago
pivotaltracker.com google apps dropbox.com
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by a_macgregor 14y ago
Great job! really like the concept. Could you give us a bit more details on the ML algorithm ? How is supposed to work and measure ?
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by a_macgregor 14y ago
Sure why not, I'm in :)
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by a_macgregor 14y ago
I'll start :) http://cooperpress.com/ find all their newsletters to be quite useful
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Ask HN: What unknown Newsletters are you subscribed to?
2 points by a_macgregor 14y ago|2 comments
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by a_macgregor 14y ago
Hmm, found nothing in the article to really validate the claim that PHP developers should learn GO. It might be a cool language, but the main reason php developers use PHP in the first place is Web Development; the article doesn't even ment
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Magento: Creating Shopping Cart Rules Programatically(demacmedia.com)
2 points by a_macgregor 14y ago|0 comments
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by a_macgregor 14y ago
No, Apparently he bought all legally in several gun shops.
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Testing Magento using Behat/Mink(demacmedia.com)
1 points by a_macgregor 14y ago|0 comments
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The Polygot Programmer(coderoncode.com)
2 points by a_macgregor 14y ago|0 comments
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by a_macgregor 14y ago
Depends, if they can offer the same amount of features and plugins than SublimeText2 then yes.
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by a_macgregor 14y ago
Seems really interesting, I'm just hoping we can get at least a little bit of the 'spirit' of the courier on the design of the Microsoft "surface"
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by a_macgregor 14y ago
Awesome
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Magento 2.0: What's Changing and Why(demacmedia.com)
1 points by a_macgregor 14y ago|0 comments

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