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> Interestingly OP didn't trim the /index/ part of the URL so the main URL has another chance to be part of the frontpage.

Wasn't intentional at all.

Brave has introduced BAT (Basic Attention Token), a token for a decentralized ad exchange. Give their interesting white paper [0] a read.

[0] https://basicattentiontoken.org/BasicAttentionTokenWhitePape...

Wow, you're a saviour! Blokada is exactly what I've been looking for ever since I switched to a non-rooted android phone.

I've currently set 20 to be the minimum number of submissions required. Lowering that limit would only result in random recommendations. Wouldn't it be hard for even a human to properly tell what someone might be interested in by looking at just 4-5 submissions they've made?

That's okay :)

It started as an experiment and the initial results convinced me to make an app out of it rather than letting it be an experiment. I believe it's not possible to make a good recommendation system in general, with the limited data available about the community users. Using the HN API, I could only find user's submissions and comments (upvotes are private, thus limiting the amount of useful data). I ended up using only the submissions to determine user's topics of interest.

Having the will to take hard decisions is not a bad thing in general and getting work done is almost never discouraged.

New story with working URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17686705

Same here -- I've always used stemming but this paper convinced me against it. That being said, one should still write some rules to stem words such as "Google's" to "Google" and take care to avoid duplicate words in corpora (e.g. when "Google" is already present in data).

One must acknowledge that there's no such thing as "ban" in India given the numerous past records of people not obliging to regulations set by the govt.

Ok, just did. Thanks.

> Approx 2 more weeks to go when the monsoon arrives and everything would be back to normal.

Wow, that's a very indifferent take on such an alarming matter.

This doesn't seem okay. I don't feel good about this acquisition. I used to associate Github with open-source, now I'm going to have to associate it with another proprietary software from Microsoft and that breaks my heart a little.

"Developers are the builders of this new era, writing the world’s code. And GitHub is their home.", doesn't feel like home anymore. :(

> That you're posting one of the most widely used extensions...

I don't think it is as widely used as you think it is.

Well, atleast 11 people found it helpful.

What do you mean?

Thank you. You made my day! :D I'm confident that there are other such commands that I'm unaware of and don't know how to find them. May be you could help out.