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Hey Chris,

thanks for sharing the article. I think I spotted a minor logical error in it tho.

> This is because on average, you will gain $1 with every coinflip. For those interested in the maths, you have a 50% chance of winning $2, and a 50% chance of losing $1. 50% * (+2) + 50% * (-1) = +$1.

Isn’t it an average gain of $ 50ct per coin flip? That way the calculation would be correct aswell.

Hallo HN,

I was looking for a go module that exposes runtime metrics with little compile and runtime overhead, and an idiomatic interface. I couldn't find one, so I just built one. I hope this might be helpful to anybody out there.

There's also https://github.com/go-echarts/statsview https://github.com/aalpern/go-metrics-charts

Have a nice weekend, and stay happy!

Thanks for pointing this out. No idea, why it appeared on the list. There's already a github issue https://github.com/MetaMask/eth-phishing-detect/issues/3835

yeah agreed, we will add it. Thanks for pointing it out! :)

it’s a different application

I'm happy, that you like it! Yeah, you are right and thanks for the read. I'll have a look into it

Thanks! MetaMate's HackerNews service relies on hn.angolia.com under the hook, which only returns a maximum of 1000 hits for any given term unfortunately

Hey dyeje,

> I'd like to see the same visualization on posts and submissions

Would you like to see the same visualization for the top-stories feed? If not, could you elaborate on your request?

Hey James, it makes sense! Will be added to the backlog, cheers for the heads up

thanks for the kind words!

good spot, unfortunately, the points for comments aren't publically available as well as the upvotes of a user

cheers for the heads up :)

yeah sorry about that, there's quite some traffic right now

Hey sorry for that, you probably ran into a timeout. Please try a username that has fewer submissions. Sorry for that

Sounds interested. Do you have a link to share?

Hey, we are building something similar. Please checkout https://metamate.io/blog/most_advanced_hackernews_api. For now, we concentrate on reading public data from various social sources. We just released a HackerNews service and going to add more over the next couple of weeks. Here's a little application build on top of a MetaMate http://showcase.metamate.io/hackernews-activity. Please let me know what you think :)

cheers for the feedback, it's open-source and completely free. You can either spin up your own instance, by following the instructions at github.com/metamatex/metamate or use our public instance at https://metamate.one

Let me know if you have any more questions :)

What about quantum physics or something like that?

Keep the scope small so you’ll be done fast

Become accountable, e.g. partner up with somebody else

Keep the scope small so you’ll be done fast

https://metamate.io it's a semantic service bus, an api for everything in a sense

Cool stuff. How does it compare to Prisma?

brings osquery.io to my mind

awesome, really cool!

a grpc endpoint would be nice

imho github.com/casbin/casbin is the go to solution when it comes to authorization, it supports ACL, RBAC, ABAC, it's optimized for performance, it's pretty language agnostic, backed by tencent

there's activitypub.. it's a federated social networking protocol. the most prominent implementation is mastodon (joinmastodon.org). Counting almost 2 million users by now

maybe have a look at https://mermaidjs.github.io. it's markdown for diagrams

dope

Maybe your business partner is trying to scam you.

I totally agree.

How do you want to enable the user to use that functionality?

Is it only intended to apply the classification to content that's available throw orac.ai?

What are your thoughts on delivering it as a browser extension and/or api?