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   by Readmore 18y ago

   Hahah. that's funny. No, No, No. Twitter as a search tool, are you kidding me?
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   by Readmore 18y ago

   So now that I've answered the 'How do you do it question' I have to also explain what would be done with it? Alright that's fine. Yahoo is already parsing microformats out of it's search results, so if two sites are otherwise equal in conte
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   by Readmore 18y ago

   And Yahoo! - http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/yahoo_kelkoo_microforma...
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   by Readmore 18y ago

   I hear what you're saying but I don't think it's as easy to dismiss as that. There are ways that microformats or semantic data could easily start showing up in websites. If a web framework, like say Rails, supported microformat creation bas
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   by Readmore 18y ago

   Congrats, it looks great.
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   Embought write-up on How to Split an Atom(howtosplitanatom.com)

   1 points by Readmore 18y ago|0 comments
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   by Readmore 18y ago

   I believe what you're talking about is the title of the website. From www.cnn.com <html lang="en"><head><title>CNN.com - Breaking News, U.S., World, Weather, Entertainment & Video News</title> So you coul
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   The Cloud Computing Strategy from Jeff Bezos(wired.com)

   2 points by Readmore 18y ago|1 comments
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   by Readmore 18y ago

   Sounds cool. let me know when you launch I'd like to take a look.
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    by Readmore 18y ago

    The Sugar interface is the best part of the OLPC. I would never use mine if it ran XP, for a computer that underpowered putting Windows glut on it is a huge mistake.
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    by Readmore 18y ago

    That's good advice. I'll admit the scaling aspects of Ferret, and Rails at this point, scare me quite a bit. My goal right now is to continue to expand my index and learn what's working and what's not. As was mentioned in another comment I'
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    by Readmore 18y ago

    Thanks for the info. I have looked at Solr and it looks great. I'll give it a try and write up my thoughts. [Edited to correct iPhone typing mistakes]
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    by Readmore 18y ago

    Thanks! I really like ruby inside as well, you have a lot of great info there.
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    by Readmore 18y ago

    Since you can go to www.embought.com and search for products I would have to say your wrong. If I had only written a crawler I would have a nice collection of webpages on my hard drive and nothing more. Why are you so down on Ferret? what p
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    by Readmore 18y ago

    Haha. I hadn't ever looked at her like that.... now I may have to change it.
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    How I Wrote a Search Engine in 6 Weeks(embought.com)

    34 points by Readmore 18y ago|13 comments
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    by Readmore 18y ago

    This sounds a lot like my startup Embought (www.embought.com). After making the decision to donate 50% of all profits to charity it gives me another reason to 'not die'. There are people out there other than myself that can benefit from me
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    by Readmore 18y ago

    that's included
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    by Readmore 18y ago

    I'm working on a rebuttal to this very article right now ;)
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    Amazing visual search coming to iPhone in June(gizmodo.com)

    4 points by Readmore 18y ago|1 comments
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    by Readmore 18y ago

    Compete also shows Yellowpages.com with much higher traffic than Scribd, but they do beat twitter. http://siteanalytics.compete.com/scribd.com+twitter.com+yell...
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    by Readmore 18y ago

    I like Compete.com better than Alexa. http://siteanalytics.compete.com/scribd.com+weebly.com+reddi... It tells a different story but the outcome is still the same. For Scribd to have higher traffic than Reddit is pretty impressive.
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    by Readmore 18y ago

    I'm in Oklahoma City, maybe we should get a Oklahoma Texas group together.
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    PyStream - Python on Nvidia GPUs (CUDA)(code.google.com)

    1 points by Readmore 18y ago|1 comments
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    by Readmore 18y ago

    Yeah it made me chuckle. This article is really interesting though. I'm really excited about the mentioned Python article.
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    by Readmore 18y ago

    "Are you interested in getting orders-of-magnitude performance increases over standard multi-core processors, while programming with a high-level language such as C?" Ha! That's funny :)
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    by Readmore 18y ago

    Excellent, I love the ZuckerGnome!
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    by Readmore 18y ago

    No, no no no! Not even if it is at 0% interest. I've done this, I'm still paying it off, don't do it.
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    by Readmore 18y ago

    Okay fair enough, I'll agree to that.
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    by Readmore 19y ago

    "Pick your poison. Nuclear holocaust. Disease. The death of our Sun. It doesn't matter. " I would suggest it does matter. The death of our Sun could not be avoided by living on Mars.