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by dbrereton 5y ago
This is really cool, it would be awesome to make a graph of the blogosphere like this. I'd love to chat about this more, will send you an email.
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by dbrereton 5y ago
Oops, yeah I meant to re-add that. Will get a recent posts page up soon.
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by dbrereton 5y ago
Thanks for the tip, just added an OpenSearch xml.
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by dbrereton 5y ago
Thank you! > changing a search phrase or word and doing a new search, I notice the results do change, but there's no way to know if it really happened. Changing a Google search, the whole page flashes empty, that way I see/sens
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by dbrereton 5y ago
Currently don't support any query operators, but yeah it would be very useful. Will add that functionality soon.
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by dbrereton 5y ago
It's called a metasearch engine [0]. There was a project launched 2 years ago called Runnaroo [1] that kind of did this, but they aren't online anymore. I think most of us in this space are willing to collaborate so something inte
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by dbrereton 5y ago
> The value of a content shall be in the content itself; popularity is only a flawed measurement. Popularity is certainly a flawed measurement, but it's hard to come up with a scalable way to determine quality that isn't flawed
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by dbrereton 5y ago
This is not a business, and I would like to open source it, but it would probably be better for everyone if I wait until I clean up my garbage code, which will take some time.
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by dbrereton 5y ago
Right now the "random interesting posts" are a random selection from the top 1000 of all time. However, if you want fresher content, you can use the date range selector and set it to "Past Week" for the best posts of the
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by dbrereton 5y ago
Yeah tagging is definitely a weak point as the current focus is on search. I just removed the tag requirement. If you're submitting a blog and we don't already have a tag that fits, you can add it to the "Notes" section.
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by dbrereton 5y ago
> Tbh I'll probably use the random bit more than search That's interesting to hear, and fits well with the goals of the site. I want it to be more of a "discovery engine" than a "search engine". Search is on
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by dbrereton 5y ago
> This is definitely very cool as I've been looking for something like this since technorati (which was originally a blog search engine). Technorati was one of the inspirations here so that's great to hear. > Would love to h
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by dbrereton 5y ago
Some good sources, will check them out!
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by dbrereton 5y ago
Ah yeah, there's probably not any blogs that talk about video editing. The index is fairly small right now and does better for tech/business/politics queries at the moment. Will work on increasing the index.
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by dbrereton 5y ago
> But I don't feel like manual curation by one person is easily compatible with search engine. I see the manual curation as more of a temporary measure in the beginning. There are various ways blog detection can be automated and sca
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by dbrereton 5y ago
I totally agree with you on this. Being able to follow the links easily in either direction would make it easier to fall into interesting rabbit holes. > Edit: hmmm... though looking further, maybe this goes against your MarketRank philo
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by dbrereton 5y ago
Thanks! And that's awesome, I could definitely use more blogs, will check it out.
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Show HN: Search Engine for Blogs(blogsurf.io)
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The entrance to a small personal site(t-ravis.com)
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by dbrereton 5y ago
Lots of great new search engines popping up that search the rest of the web that Google tends to ignore. Other ones worth checking out include: - https://search.marginalia.nu/ (A non-commercial search engine) - https:&#x2F
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MarketRank: Anti-SEO Ranking Algorithm(dkb.io)
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Google Search Is Dying(dkb.io)
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Why Did Longitude Matter in the 1700s?(dkb.io)
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The Modern World vs. the Traditional World(dkb.io)
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The Parable of the Indie Hacker and the Startup Founder(dkb.io)
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Blog Books: Read books using RSS(blogsurf.io)
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Top-7 Performance Traps for Every Developer(cppstories.com)
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Ask HN: What is your blog and why should I read it?
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by dbrereton 5y ago
In your case you may be better served by something like AudiBlogs which lets you turn blog posts into podcast episodes. https://audiblogs.com/
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by dbrereton 5y ago
It’s been hard for me to find time to read books, and there’s a ton of things I want to read, so I built Blog Books to solve this. Blog Books makes it easier to read more books by bringing the books directly to your inbox that you already c

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