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trahn
2y ago
Noticed this as well. But on second thought: That's how humans talk - far from perfect. :)
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trahn
2y ago
What amount of funding did you/they get from the sources they listed?
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trahn
5y ago
Thanks for the detailed reply! You reckon there's a market for a non-biased search engine? Just immediately came to mind... :)
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trahn
5y ago
You're speaking from own experiences, I guess?
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trahn
5y ago
Just tried googling it the other way around (if you meant that?) and it’s the same story. Both of the terms could be understood as „site:“ modifier, as the respective websites are term + .de
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Ask HN: Do Google search results have a political bias?
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5y ago
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The Changing World Order – Ray Dalio
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The Changing World Order – Ray Dalio
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trahn
7y ago
I think it’s not so much about the developer title but more about having a good ecosystem to work in.
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Manifesto: WordPress developers are developers too
(branchci.com)
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7y ago
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trahn
8y ago
Well the author is from an institution called the University of London, and Max Roser, who's stats he is critiquing, from an institution called Oxford...
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Doing Black Friday the Right Way
(hackernoon.com)
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8y ago
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Doing Black Friday the Right Way
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The Seven Wonders of AliExpress – Hacker Noon
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The Seven Wonders of AliExpress
(hackernoon.com)
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8y ago
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Show HN: alify.me – extension to put relevant AliExpress products on Amazon site
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8y ago
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Own Shares in Hacker Noon – Crowdfunding
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How to Use Facebook Ads in the Search for a Missing Person
(hackernoon.com)
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trahn
9y ago
Thanks for your feedback (again :)). At the moment it pools the comments from all Reddit and HN submissions and thus all subreddits. It sorts them by relevance/upvotes. I'm using this "plugin": https://github.
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trahn
9y ago
Hey, so I "pivoted" my original idea of adding a comment section on any website ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15931518 ) to a comment aggregator that puts the relevant Reddit, HackerNews, and Facebook co
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Show HN: Browser extension that puts relevant HN/Reddit/FB comments on any site
(mytwocentscomments.website)
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9y ago
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trahn
9y ago
Hey, thought I replied to you. Apparently not, sorry. Moderation is only with FB right now. You can arrange your own moderation as well, put I'm not sure if I can scope it by domain or something or only for the entire app (i.e. extensi
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trahn
9y ago
Hey, I just clicked the first license as I didn't know what I was doing. I don't have the code public anywhere right now, but if you download the extension it's there to see, right? What license should I put it under? Anyone?
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trahn
9y ago
Yeah, definitely see the FB reporting as a threat as well. Coming from Germany, we just made them censor stuff by law, which is scary, I think. No worries, didn't really take it critical. :)
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trahn
9y ago
Makes sense, but I feel FB has more spam measures in place then, say, Disqus.
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trahn
9y ago
> [Smacks forehead.] That definitely explains why it looked so much like FB comments. That's a neat approach. FB moderation handles spam and blatant trolls. :) I'm always hopeful, that users can take over this kind of moderatio
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trahn
9y ago
yeah, might be. don't know exactly how they block it in those cases.
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trahn
9y ago
Will try to promote in these circles! thanks.
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trahn
9y ago
It has a comment count on the extension icon, which looks like this: https://imgur.com/a/XWrcN My first version was more intrusive and put an icon with comment count on every website, but I decided against this, as it
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trahn
9y ago
But interesting project you run there. Kinda like Disqus? Also, whos legal responsibility are the comments? I guess yours, as you host them?
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