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This looks like fun. I started a game by myself and got a page with 4 questions and directory with a bunch of files. There are no instructions as to how to go about solving the questions. The questions themselves are also unclear, perhaps by design? The first question says "Find four magic words by solving http_api(int x) = 0. Submit them as a comma-separated list." I guess this intentionally...

In reality, this tells you very little. A particular person on Twitter might be regularly criticizing mainstream or conglomerate news sources so they link to them constantly. This vague/broad metric makes it appear as if they are "owned" by those news sources.

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The website is not working. "curl: (35) error:14004438:SSL routines:CONNECT_CR_SRVR_HELLO:tlsv1 alert internal error"

502 Bad Gateway

Very nice.

Just installed, this is great. I listen to a lot of talks/interviews while working and this makes controlling YT easier. Nicely done.

Not to crap on this, but this is just a separate page with a search box that redirects to youtube with the given search terms. I don't think anyone wants to use a separate site just to search youtube. Might be useful as a Chrome extension or something, but not sure how that would work.

Is this app not native (on Android)? The back navigation doesn't seem to work.

Cool app, but why tied to Snapchat?

The site loads an empty page

It'd be kind of interesting if this surfaced interesting, lesser-known podcasts that I wouldn't otherwise find out about, but the homepage just lists some huge, already very popular podcasts. I don't see the value in that.

"Increase profits by 200%"? That just sounds like a completely arbitrary, unsubstantiated claim and it detracts from your pitch.

This is extremely cool!

This is very well done.

It seems to just screenshot the area rather than generate some html and output to image. I have a chrome extension which places an icon that hovers over the text area and it was included in the image.

I signed up and connected my chase account. It shows my mortgage as a positive amount (in green) and my savings as a negative amount (red).

I've been trying lots of different budgeting/financial planning apps to find one that clicks. How does this differ from, say, YNAB?