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paperzilla.ai 3mo ago

Messy paper streams in. Structured research feeds out

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thescienceofvc.com 3mo ago

Academic Research for Venture Capital Dashboard

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paperzilla.ai 5mo ago

The Moltbook Illusion: Separating Human Influence from Behavior on Moltbook

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github.com 6mo ago

Agent skills: what can go wrong?

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paperzilla.ai 6mo ago

We Plugged ChinaXiv into Paperzilla

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citation-needed.org 11mo ago

Show HN: Citation Needed

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dronelab.dev 1y ago

Getting reproducible training results with Fast.ai and PyTorch

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ipfs.io 8y ago

Snowflake to Avalanche: A Novel Metastable Consensus Protocol Family for Crypto

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hackernoon.com 8y ago

The Lightning Network Rookie Guide

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stekpad.com 9y ago

Stek.io adopts Hackpad – Free and open source alternatives

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reactionic.github.io 10y ago

React-Ionic: Hybrid app development with React

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www.pythondiary.com 14y ago

Ruby on Rails: EPIC fail in Debian

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tech.slashdot.org 14y ago

Google Is Planning To Penalize Overly Optimized Sites

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www.subbu.org 14y ago

Async I/O and Fork-Join

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blaag.haard.se 14y ago

Your favourite programming language is not good enough

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37signals.com 14y ago

How Basecamp Next got to be so damn fast without using much client-side UI

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blaag.haard.se 14y ago

Explaining comprehensions to programmers

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www.avc.com 14y ago

Duck Duck Go Passed 1mm Searches Per Day

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news.slashdot.org 14y ago

Why Open APIs Fall Far Short of Open Source

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www.fourhourworkweek.com 14y ago

Paulo Coelho: How I Write

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www.thedaily.com 14y ago

Dopes drive stoned

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www.avc.com 14y ago

The Management Team - Guest Post From Joel Spolsky

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www.avc.com 14y ago

Understanding Kickstarter

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insights.chitika.com 14y ago

IOS passes Mac OS in Share of Web Traffic

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steveblank.com 14y ago

Two Giant Steps Forward For Entrepreneurs

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parislemon.com 14y ago

Chrome For Android: The Browser For The 1%

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blog.asmartbear.com 14y ago

Trends: Follow or flee?

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www.avc.com 14y ago

Building The Ecosystem

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Software Personality

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A Solution to CPU-intensive Tasks in IO Loops

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Your comment was not in the category of an armchair dev/hater, otherwise I wouldn't have replied :)

I'm working on a "pivot" of paperzilla, which is paper discovery. Basically you subscribe to a research topic and you get a daily list of possible interesting papers for you in summarized form. If you are a scientist or following new science, please let me know. I'd love to hear what your daily ritual is for finding new papers and what tools you use (if any). You can reach me at mark at paperzilla dot ai.

Hmm interesting. I agree with you 100%. It is funny because I made this as an aside for another project I'm working on, paperzilla.ai, which I made exactly to solve this problem: people claiming stuff by pointing at a paper (while not providing it). Citation Needed was tech-driven: when I found out I could find a paper backing up a snippet of text, I thought that was pretty cool. But you are right, it can be used to back up any claim. Thanks for your response!

I'm one of the people behind stekpad.com. Next to this free alternative for hackpad (closing down in 9 days!) we also started maintaining the source code actively and provide a number of open source tools.

Here are the links to all open source repos that were used to create stekpad:

- https://github.com/hackpad/hackpad

- https://github.com/hackpad/docker-hackpad

- https://github.com/hackpad/Python-Hackpad-API

- https://github.com/Stek-io/hackpad-email-reader

- https://github.com/Stek-io/hackpad-migrator

We could use some help. So if you code in Javascript, Java or Scala and would like to contribute, please let me know!

There is lots of proof now that obesity is not caused by "more calories in than calories out", it is caused by hormone reactions to what you eat (esp. insulin). Just read the books by Gary Taubs for zillions of details and references to studies.

So the "eat less" claim in this article is again back to the old MD advice, "eat less and move more". Not going to work if you don't look at your macronutrients.

You can have Bitcoin at Buttercoin while not having a linked bank account. I transferred a very small account from another wallet to Buttercoin.

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How does that work? If you have a link explaining it a bit that would be great! (a Google search shows me all sorts of solutions for ISPs, but not for application hosting).

How bad is it for the acquiring party if they get a bad reputation by fishing for information and walking away afterwards? If they are planning more acquisitions in the future they would never make such a bold move.

I would:

- review the NDA, and make sure your lawyers are happy with it

- disclose as much information you feel comfortable with

- if they want more, ask for a term sheet (with a number in it, and all details about a possible earn-out etc.!)

There is no pressure on your side as you are not looking for an exit yet, but I assume there is a price for everything so just keep moving the proces.

PS If you haven't yet, read all M&A articles here: http://mba-mondays.pandamian.com/tableofcontents/

The OP says: "traffic coming from some countries which give no profit"

But he means something else: "### Block all traffic from AFGHANISTAN (af) and CHINA (CN). Use ISO code ###"

> It's very simple: eat less, exercise more.

It's not simple all. 90% in succeeding with a diet is psychological. Will power won't do it, which is why I like the article: it gives advice to make it easier on the mind (don't starve yourself, manage your environment etc.).