ajasver

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   by ajasver 17y ago

   One very good reason is that it's way faster to upload to Twitvid and share stuff than Youtube. They auto-tweet it once the vid is done processing so you don't even have to wait.
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   by ajasver 17y ago

   We take the raw data streams (e.g. a data mining feed from Twitter) and process them, ourselves.
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   by ajasver 17y ago

   Tu Chez!
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   by ajasver 17y ago

   It's in the pipeline! Thanks.
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   by ajasver 17y ago

   Scoopler is written in Python. We use Cloudant (YC s08) for storing our data. I'm planning to write a blog post about this on soon on our Posterous.
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   by ajasver 17y ago

   Yes Google is pretty fast for newly published static content. However, it's difficult to use for events happening right now. From the feedback we've got, people like real-time results because its engaging and effortless, a little like wat
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   by ajasver 17y ago

   For the most recent trends you can check out the hot topics. We also want to do news updates regularly - follow @scoopler and you'll get updates soon!
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   by ajasver 17y ago

   Thanks! We're working on adding more data sources to provide broader results.
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   by ajasver 17y ago

   We actually crawl and index all the data ourselves. That's how we identify the most popular content.