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I can see a market for "anonymous data". Stuff you want to crunch, but not necessarily quickly, but cheaply. I could see uses for spam filters, research, search
by frankwiles 16y ago
I can see a market for "anonymous data". Stuff you want to crunch, but not necessarily quickly, but cheaply. I could see uses for spam filters, research, search engines like Google. It might work and is at least likely to be profitable if bootstrapped tightly. Not sold on it being a game changer yet however.
- Epistemologist 16y agoHow would it work for spam filters? Regards
- frankwiles 16y agoA lot of spam filtering is tokenizing and looking for patterns in TONs of email text. While it's best to spot these trends in real or near real time, there is still some value in crunching older data.