infosciatic.com: If you're a researcher looking for obscure work that's easy to plagiarize, Infosciatic is the app for you. Infosciatic can search through billions of obscure papers in your field, and find ones no one has read. Using advanced AI, Infosciatic's secret algorithm will rewrite these unread papers into a thesis-worthy document.
froqueting.com: Tired of reloading a page to search for information? Froqueting will do the work for you — the minute your search term appears on the page, it will screenshot it, send you a notification, and save that page in the Wayback Machine. API access is available for enterprise organizations.
unbrided.com: Do you suspect your fiance is cheating on you? Unbrided offers a one-stop SaaS service to search your partner's phone for evidence. If you find any, unbrided will fast-track you to a therapist, moving company, and offers for a new apartment.
Variation: play it with domains names that are actually in use and you'll get two games for the price of one!
Game #1: like you said
Game #2: pick three answers from Game #1, combine with the actual product under the given domain name, and have players guess which one is the correct one.
Obviously, you'd need two different groups of players.
Very curious to hear about the training set for these. If I had to guess, someone scraped GoDaddy/Google Domains/Namecheap for the "premium domains" that are being squatted on and then trained a language model on that corpus. Hopefully the OP can provide details!
Yeah, I used to speculate in domain names, and the ones that are coming up remind me of the crap ones I used to register before I knew what I was doing. Every once in a while you come up with unused ones that really stick out (like I remember there was "atomictangerine.com"), but otherwise I would recommend trying something more recognizable in a different tld (like "helloworld.blue" or something—there are a lot these days). My 2c.
If anyone still wants a simple cool TLD .com, try out names with hyphens. They're almost completely unexplored and I personally see no downside (except typing the domain in a mobile keyboard but who types domains anyways).
There are so many of these words that in the hands of the right companies with a brain cell would be billion dollar ad campaigns. My partner and I have been clicking refresh for at least 45 minutes now playing around with ideas and are now sad at the number of missed opportunities to build brilliant, creative campaigns are represented by these seemingly throw-away domains.
This is super neat but also sorta defeats the whole purpose of domain names, which is to have memorable names that point to hard to remember IP addresses. This creates impossible to remember hashes that point to difficult to remember IP addresses.
This is essentially content addressing + location addressing.
If you're not familiar, IPFS does content addressing in a really cool way.
But what's preventing squatters from squatting all the valuable hashes? eg. pizza.com is valuable, so with the same logic you can also squat hash(pizza).
I feel tempted to buy kleptosphere.com just to imagine someone's confusion the day they would want to buy it but get greeted with a "Sorry, this domain name is taken" instead.
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infosciatic.com: If you're a researcher looking for obscure work that's easy to plagiarize, Infosciatic is the app for you. Infosciatic can search through billions of obscure papers in your field, and find ones no one has read. Using advanced AI, Infosciatic's secret algorithm will rewrite these unread papers into a thesis-worthy document.
froqueting.com: Tired of reloading a page to search for information? Froqueting will do the work for you — the minute your search term appears on the page, it will screenshot it, send you a notification, and save that page in the Wayback Machine. API access is available for enterprise organizations.
unbrided.com: Do you suspect your fiance is cheating on you? Unbrided offers a one-stop SaaS service to search your partner's phone for evidence. If you find any, unbrided will fast-track you to a therapist, moving company, and offers for a new apartment.
[+] [-] klenwell|5 years ago|reply
decretism.com: enterprise accounting system
calinum.com: enterprise accounting system
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wettiness.com: Using machine learning to accurately rate the dampness of objects in photos.
[+] [-] kleiba|5 years ago|reply
Game #1: like you said
Game #2: pick three answers from Game #1, combine with the actual product under the given domain name, and have players guess which one is the correct one.
Obviously, you'd need two different groups of players.
[+] [-] m-i-l|5 years ago|reply
dehumiliate.com - clean up your social media presence
skullgiver.com - gifts for goths
[+] [-] wlesieutre|5 years ago|reply
https://www.deepsouthventures.com/i-sell-onions-on-the-inter...
[+] [-] GoblinSlayer|5 years ago|reply
colchobia.com: a pharmaceutical startup
nonreleaseable.com: a CI service
skimbic.com: a blackhat forum
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spoilerbook.com – Snape killed Dumbledore.
jurorship.com – Jurors-as-a-service
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answers on a postcard..
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heavesome.com: Selling a Dramamine knock off
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That algorithm alone is enough to end up with drugs for days.
Renova. Polina. Noreto. Baturo!
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Bradyshriek
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No matter how far you advance in the field you will still need to google how to center a div
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I highly suggest reading the guide on brand names [1] before you register anything.
[0] https://zlipa.com
[1] https://www.nickkolenda.com/brand-names/
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The basic idea was that we should be able to use anything as a routable domain name, and not just limit it to short words or phrases.
[+] [-] noman-land|5 years ago|reply
This is essentially content addressing + location addressing.
If you're not familiar, IPFS does content addressing in a really cool way.
https://ipfs.io/
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(five letters is the shortest I got: rohvy.com)
I offer up these domains to my fellow HNers, to utilize in the pursuit of billion dollar dreams.
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I am more impressed that hasn't been bought.
[+] [-] dannyw|5 years ago|reply
Rothole.com another one.
[+] [-] irrational|5 years ago|reply
I can see having some fun coming up with the business behind a domain name.
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