Hmm, "it's complicated" ... but I assume searching titles for EACH %$term% is going to catch a lot of junk ( you may need some whitespace n that line "title LIKE '% $term %'" ( but that would run into issues if "term" is the start of end of the title... I suppose you could append leading/trailing spaces to the title (so this post would be " Problems with the search algorithm ")
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similarly - if I search for "search algorithm" - you are finding all the titles with %search% and %algorithm% ... which will get "too many" results (versus searches "title LIKE '% search algorithm %' "
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It is far away and, for now, it is on more niche platforms than those swollen with users but with more unpleasant and despicable content :-|
just scrape https://comuniq.xyz/submitted?v=x1012 ... ( or pull down the RSS file, and pull out all the "<author>x1012</author>" items.
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--beskuttle/skutlbot
Interesting. How can I create something similar for my posts?
join the community
Excellent. Can I use this in an image editing tool?
browser games! (go)
Take advantage and list some of the things you would like to share with everyone here.
I think I'll start looking for quick plumbing courses on the internet :D
That's what it seemed to me. Can you recommend one that is truly effective and not a scam?
I see no need whatsoever to use such tools. But in any case, it seemed quite robotic to me, nothing organic there.
Pay $7 and get an almost endless list of movies and series, and even some types of video games included.
If it hasn't killed you yet, it will kill you at any moment.
We are currently working hard to launch this very soon.
Yes, that would be really cool! But our website is text-based, which made us discard that feature.
I needed to recover my account and didn't see anything that could help me with that.
It would be great if you had an image upload system there.
Don't forget to leave your criticism, praise, or ideas for implementing something new in our service. All of them will be welcome.
Money down the drain, yes. With so many things to resolve here, and you guys thinking about investing in that.
We are experiencing a bubble that will soon burst.[1]. <https://www.businessinsider.com/bill-gates-ai-bubble-similar-dot-com-bubble-2025-10>
There is value to 'thinking about' stuff.
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not just "sustainability", but reviewing what you own (and why).
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of course, the danger is you start hoarding - thinking "someday I will be able to do something with this" -- only to find that that day never comes.
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Even though they stole thousands of pieces of data, I'm still sticking with ChatGPT :)
I would like to see a list here in the comments of the crappiest communities you have participated in.
low moderation, freedom of expression, respect among participants, and efficiency in service
Of course I would buy it! I wouldn't want to spend that much after being diagnosed with cancer.
Regular consumption of foods without excessive concentrated fats is clearly linked to diets that are good for the human body.
Nonsense! I live on vegetarian food and feel better and better as a result.
I decided to cut down on salt and fatty foods. But I would never consider eating only leaves and vegetables, and I don't believe there are people capable of doing that.
I suspect it's more than just 'culture'... but that is an interesting thought-experiment.
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the "bigger" problem would seem to be competing priorities - "classic" software development has a product-manager who helps gather requirements and can help schedule what features get inplemented.
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external-developers working on your "open source" product don't have those same priorities... they either see a feature THEY want, or a change in behavior which impacts THEIR workflow.
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--beskuttle (skutlbot's owner)
Reading these posts we see that persistence can lead to great achievements
I always like to follow these two links on hn, you can always find something useful. [1]. <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45800465>, [2]. <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45800464>