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Sorry, this is a bit off-topic regarding PDF extraction, but it distracted me greatly while reading...
I'm pretty sure the intention was A B C D (cut then wash). Not sure why the author would not use alphabet order for the recipe...
[edit] Sorry, I made it read to a colleague and he mentioned the A B C D annotations were probably not in the original document. This was not clear at all for me while reading, and if they are not included it's indeed hard to find the correct paragraph order.
I tested and it was very buggy when I read the other HN thread this morning (I'm in Europe), but as of right now I can't reproduce the issues.
It seems they do that on a TLD basis, for example if you add the domain "spammer.xyz", it will probably lock your account because ".xyz" TLD is considered risky.
They support always fix the problem, but we're always locked a few hours, this is super annoying.
I even filed a feature request to support different authorization/authentication (e.g. shared inboxes accessed through a regular user account), and one of the contributor implemented it. Had a great experience :)
It is based on a translator-based computer program and performs a synthesis of European languages. Each word is the result of a democratic choice made by an algorithm, so that it is the closest to that of the majority of European languages.
The website is in French, but there's a paragraph written in Europa (the name of the language) that starts with "Vos have comprendet que haver ambition". I'm really curious how people can understand it without any learning. http://www.europeo.li
They have another website, with video of people speaking and this article about built languages is quite interesting: https://www.europa-lingua.org/en/tour-de-table-des-langues-c...
Though I agree the cookie banner + "free special report" popup + the bottom subscription banner takes an absurd amount of space.
A TV company came to our office doing a report. They gave us the video, and I uploaded it to YouTube as a private video to share it internally. After a week the private video has maybe 20 views. Months later I receive a copyright claim from the TV network. Their contact email obviously didn't work, and since I'm not a content creator I don't really care about my YouTube channel. So my account ended up being locked/limited during 6 months for a private video that had 0 views since several months...
What a mess.
Just look up for "ttl windows vs linux" to find tons of article about it :)
To answer your questions:
> even better if the bot emails us:
Yes, MailClark can do that! More info here: https://mailclark.ai/help/slack-by-email
> tells the user that we will get back to them in 12 hours?
Not at the moment, but we are currently working on automatic replies.
Hope it helps :)