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by bufferout 8y ago
Publish a benchmarking tool for end users. Request their permission to share results with you each time ... profit.
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by bufferout 9y ago
Some book merchant now operates half the worlds computing infrastructure. Who would have known? etc etc
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by bufferout 9y ago
Vegetarian alternative possible?
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by bufferout 9y ago
What is law if not the ability to arrest controversy?
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by bufferout 9y ago
You're not holding much water to be honest. Pick one: a) animals are incapable of suffering b) we shouldn't care if animals suffer c) we should care and pass laws
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by bufferout 9y ago
"Convict food" in penal Australia.
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by bufferout 9y ago
That's your perspective, but consider what was also said about the Women's rights movement in Victorian times: "Give them the right to own property? What next? The right to vote?!". Some considered those laws equally abs
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by bufferout 9y ago
No. Our intelligence and capacity for empathy obliges us to rise above the level of primitive instincts. Seeing as rape and incest exists in the natural world, by your argument should it also be considered fair game for humans?
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by bufferout 9y ago
Ingredient list for the top selling brand of bread in the US: Unbleached Enriched Flour (Wheat Flour, Malted Barley Flour, Niacin, Reduced Iron, Thiamin Mononitrate, Riboflavin, Folic Acid), Water, Honey, Sugar, Wheat Gluten, Whole Wheat Fl
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by bufferout 9y ago
Mobitix cameras have a high level of customisability in regards to motion detection. High end but worth it.
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Collaborative attempt to ‘name all the colors’ (CC0 data)(colornames.org)
1 points by bufferout 9y ago|0 comments
102.
by bufferout 9y ago
I guess some people like companies that produce great products?
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by bufferout 11y ago
https://github.com/LIFX
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by bufferout 13y ago
I don't think I've done a very good job of explaining this. The people within these organisations also browse the web: what I'm proposing is that we publish the details of what they're browsing. For example, if a site su
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by bufferout 13y ago
The idea is to expose the browsing habits of the watchers. e.g. Oh look, someone in the judicial branch just visited a page on cross-dressing.
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PRISM: an idea for fighting back
1 points by bufferout 13y ago|4 comments
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by bufferout 14y ago
Top 20 when I remove the StumbleUpon metric: [lifx.co] => 97.942429714246 [kickfolio.com] => 89.598662998513 [shebusiness.com] => 84.413930181291 [netcomber.com] => 83.758506325309 [readershop.com.au] =
108.
by bufferout 14y ago
Ha- sorry you mean you guys haven't handed Xero over to the American gov yet!? ;) (I've removed xero from the db)
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by bufferout 14y ago
"better then hype alone" was my philosophy. Yes I'm involved in the current #1 (and others on that page). I disclosed this on twitter, published the algorithm and made the metrics visible.
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by bufferout 14y ago
Snip from someone who is smarter then me at these things... Assuming that the first measurement is x likes, the second is y likes, Then the estimate of the natural logarithm of the growth is given by log(y / x) with an error estimate of sqr
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by bufferout 14y ago
Fair point- I've tried not to make any arbitrary decisions on how the data is used but I'll take a look at what the results look like sans stumbleupon.
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by bufferout 14y ago
I'm the creator... Fast growth: Given the last 14 days, score = log(day_14_sum_of_metrics / day_1_sum_of_metrics) - 2 * sqrt(1 / day_1_sum_of_metrics + 1 / day_14_sum_of_metrics) Big growth: Given the last 30 days, score = day_30_sum_of_met
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LIFX responds to Philips Hue(kickstarter.com)
3 points by bufferout 14y ago|0 comments
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by bufferout 14y ago
10w RGB COB LED + enclosure with heat sink + control board.
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by bufferout 14y ago
The LiFX lead engineer had started answering questions here: http://tech.lifx.co/
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by bufferout 15y ago
UK: http://thewall.co.uk AU: http://thewall.com.au ^ latest project from our team (we also built trendsmap.com, cushycms.com, retailmenot.com, bugmenot.com, etc) The Wall provides an automatic, real-time view of what's newsworthy by mon
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Show HN: algorithmically generated news site(thewall.com)
2 points by bufferout 15y ago|1 comments
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Fundry: crowdfund your software (from the creators of RetailMeNot)(fundry.com)
4 points by bufferout 16y ago|0 comments
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Review HN: Real-time local Twitter trends(trendsmap.com)
1 points by bufferout 17y ago|0 comments
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by bufferout 18y ago
I think the first point to realise is that there's a huge scope as far as potential CMS functionality is concerned. At one end of the market are the big enterprise level CMSs complete with workflow, permission groups, asset management, etc.

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