rahulcap

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by rahulcap 1y ago
From the blog post it’s hard to tell in which areas it’s better or worse than MCP. The one that will win — will be the one that gives devs the confidence to run in full “yolo/autonomous” mode. That’s the future.
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by rahulcap 1y ago
There are lots of these MCP servers out there. The index analysis and health checks make it stick out.
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by rahulcap 8y ago
Game 12 was disappointing from a fan perspective, but I think it's important to recognize the difficulty for anyone to change their mindset from "a draw is a win" to "I will win" without putting themselves at great
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by rahulcap 8y ago
Agreed that this is the hardest part is taking the quiz. Not sure if you'll see consistent interpretations based on age/education, but curious to see your analysis of this! I thought the explanations in the "more info"
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by rahulcap 8y ago
Very interesting article. In the end, I was a bit confused on how you converted the binomial regression to a single number. I understood that the output was a probability that I know each of the 10,000 items, so then did you need to use s
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by rahulcap 8y ago
I've been wanting this for a long time! Thanks for sharing. I wish it was integrated into MacOS though, so I could access via keyboard shortcut. There are so many times I realize I need to "remove formatting" but only afte
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by rahulcap 12y ago
Yes - it is short for daily active user and often compared to WAU(weekly) and MAU(monthly) to get rough idea of engagement. The apps with the highest DAU are usually really silly games, though, so maybe you are on to something there...
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by rahulcap 12y ago
Overall, I agree with this comment. (Y-meter is visually too complex, # comments too far right, etc.) One point not mentioned is that UX for viewing comments is much worse for web users, since the link is now so far from other links. While
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by rahulcap 12y ago
As a former user and fan of Outbox, it makes me both happy and jealous to see the Swiss post take this on. It makes so much sense. Too bad the USPS is so dependent on junk mail to ever try this. Or..if they did they would mess it up by b
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by rahulcap 13y ago
This article should be renamed, "How I hacked iTunes to steal your credit card information (probably)", to get more votes on Hacker News.
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by rahulcap 13y ago
Yeah, i guess it was just too crazy of an idea to work. I personally would have paid $20/month for at least the next 6 months as I am travelling a lot and get tons of value from remote mail access. I agree, though, that with the gene
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by rahulcap 13y ago
Totally agree with this. Their business never made much sense in charging only $5 to "undo" what USPS does, but it worked great and is really useful when travelling. They should have tested a $19.99 price point before shutting do
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by rahulcap 13y ago
This is pretty cool. I'm impressed with the quality of the recommendations and really like how simple the site is. Some info on how you calculate the recs would be interesting. (at least for this thread). I only wish the layout was a
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Sriracha lollipops(lollyphile.com)
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by rahulcap 15y ago
Yeah, I've been having lots of issues with google search and gmail lately. I thought it was me since I did not see people complaining on twitter. If this is happening to more people, why haven't people been talking about it?
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by rahulcap 15y ago
This is a smart move. It's much easier to tag your site than issue a takedown request. I mean, it probably won't stop copyright infringement too much , but it gives Pinterest something to point to when people complain.
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by rahulcap 15y ago
I agree with shashashasha that the visual nature of the content actually works well with this type of content. There is a bit of information overload that you refer to, but for me it makes the feed of videos (at chill) more engaging than a