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by beagledude 16y ago
Well that didn't last long
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by beagledude 16y ago
Goose article extractor has a full suite of unit tests and also does pure text and image extractions: https://github.com/jiminoc/goose
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A Fitting Hackers Tweet for President's Day(twitter.com)
1 points by beagledude 16y ago|0 comments
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by beagledude 16y ago
I've watched a few of these, that professor is awesome. He teaches in a very positive way that's clearly understandable. He's the best one I've found on itunes U
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Set yourself free - plain text Todo lists(jimplush.com)
2 points by beagledude 16y ago|0 comments
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by beagledude 16y ago
I've worked at the library quite a few times until I found a co-working space. +1 on the distraction comment.
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by beagledude 16y ago
hope you get better Andrew
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by beagledude 16y ago
that's a good point
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by beagledude 16y ago
depends on concurrent connections vs spread out, cpu, traffic of other customers on your box, apache configurations, etc... It's just good practice to cache when you can. There is no reason to ask the database for the same article 1000 time
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by beagledude 16y ago
Looks like I have the Linode 512 plan, so far so good :)
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by beagledude 16y ago
I'm just amazed AOL still has money
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by beagledude 16y ago
I'm hoping open sourcing these stats from yesterday's article will help someone out there. I've learned a ton from reading HN so here's something back.
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What happens when you're the #1 story on HN(jimplush.com)
72 points by beagledude 16y ago|39 comments
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This may be the best resume I have ever seen(jimplush.com)
339 points by beagledude 16y ago|147 comments
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My Todo.txt workflow video (youtube.com)
1 points by beagledude 16y ago|0 comments
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by beagledude 16y ago
uhhh those prices have to be a joke? I'm running several 16 GIG redis instances, I'd be in the poor house. haha 100 mb for $25??? ha
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Want to extract articles like Instapaper?(github.com)
1 points by beagledude 16y ago|0 comments
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by beagledude 16y ago
based on the open source Goose article extractor from Gravity Labs: https://github.com/jiminoc/goose curl -i -H "Accept: application/json" -X POST -d '{"uri": " http://threecrickets.com/prudence/rest/} http://prudence.textmethod.com:808
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Proose web service released using Goose article extractor(github.com)
2 points by beagledude 16y ago|1 comments
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First Site Published with the Open Source Article Extractor Goose(dailysrc.com)
2 points by beagledude 16y ago|0 comments
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by beagledude 16y ago
WikiPage: https://github.com/jiminoc/goose/wiki
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Goose - Article Extractor now open source, same as Flipboard/Instapaper(github.com)
9 points by beagledude 16y ago|2 comments
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by beagledude 16y ago
I'd be interested in the Debian one if it had useful info.
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by beagledude 16y ago
Redis is one of the best pieces of software I've used in the past few years. I use it so many ways in production it's loco. Having flexible data structures besides (string)k, (string)v is a huge boost.
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by beagledude 16y ago
I was more talking about someone posting a thread on HN earlier in the week that said someone was going to post something to fuck with HN users to get their personal info.
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by beagledude 16y ago
is this the hacker target the guy earlier in the week was talking about? put in your gmail creds, they get swiped up and you lose your gmail account? This would be the exact thing that would get lots of hacker news accts :)
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by beagledude 16y ago
sometimes that's all you need, broseph
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by beagledude 16y ago
+1 I've used this for a few projects already :)
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Most legit iPad case yet - with keyboard(zagg.com)
2 points by beagledude 16y ago|0 comments
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by beagledude 16y ago
I'd love to see some more articles on the subject out there, definitely take the time to post something. Entity or sentiment would be my first choices :)

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