aaronhoffman
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I used the price system to determine which problems were collectively the most valued and therefore tried to solve the problems that paid the most money.
Isn’t it to mask the search terms that you used? If you go directly to the page the current url including the query would become the referrer
Posted by
aaronhoffman on Thursday April 26, 2018 @04:17PM
from the aaron-hoffman.blogspot.com dept.
Posted by
aaronhoffman on Wednesday April 04, 2018 @11:03AM
from the show-hn dept.
I'd love to see a browser extension that allows this community to mark up existing news websites with other resources/arguments against. Similar to Rap Genius Web Annotator
https://genius.com/web-annotator
"Why have women never tried to manipulate me?"
A general understanding might help, but IMO knowing specifics is not necessary. I've known plenty of entrepreneurs that have little to no understanding of economics.
In addition, economics can get quite political. Again, a general understanding of why it's political can help here, but specifics are not necessary.
Probably something like Johnny Mnemonic
People have jumped on this as deliberate sabotage, but do we know any specifics? Has the team changed since 2016?
In the EU, when I ask for my data, do I have rights to "views" of my profile?
I tried to create one once that would do this and follow the author around to other articles. Could not figure out the go to market strategy. Still have the domain betweenTheBylines .com
Do you have a link to more info about this?
Posted by
aaronhoffman on Tuesday September 26, 2017 @08:03AM
from the medium.com dept.
Privacy WRT contracts could also be improved. Why is my payment history shared with any credit company? Perhaps people will slowly choose companies similar to duckduckgo over google.
Those aggregators linking to the article could be counted as a "super vote"
realclearpolitics.com would be another good source.
re: these being difficult because they are aggregators, could you just scrape the sites to find what they are linking to, then perform the same "social share is rank" logic to them?
newswhip.com is a site that does something similar, but it's very expensive. I would love an alternative!
I read many different sources, but I'm always curious what the "average" person is reading. What was the most shared/read article yesterday/last week, etc.
Something like that, or a headless browser, would be great, thanks!
You could try pressing 'escape' maybe? Works for some sites
My comment was WRT the NPR headline itself.
"...After Employee Slams Diversity Efforts" doesn't seem to be an impartial headline to me.
You're absolutely right, I pulled $100k out of the air for it's nice-roundedness...
I don't have any reading material on it unfortunately, no. I'm mostly libertarian, so https://mises.org/ maybe?