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by dclara 13y ago
You are all genius. The first person found it is definitely outstanding. There are so much mathematic magic out there that always made me feel fascinating. I'm amazed by the nature of this world which can be described by math. It'
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by dclara 13y ago
Thank you for your answer which clarified the misunderstandings. But your last post was not a clarification but raised a big question to me. It looks like I was talking nonsense about PCB design with customer service. I never suggested you
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by dclara 13y ago
That's really true. Even if the company has sufficient fund to run by itself, it still needs to go for VC and IPO in order to attract more users, more talent and have a secure exit.
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by dclara 13y ago
I like the style and my blog is using the similar style with text only with RWD (Responsive Web Design) I learned from other people. http://bit.ly/LRSdkJ But that's not the only value there. I guess a lot of people lik
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by dclara 13y ago
I have no intent to choose complicated solutions over a simple issue. First, I'm always concerned about the size of the data set. The first sentence I said, if the data set is not big enough, you cannot tell too much difference. Second
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by dclara 13y ago
Same type of questions: what's the difference from other blogging sites? What's the business model? Maybe because of its huge user base? I think all these questions have already been answered though.
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by dclara 13y ago
I was wondering Google started to use Adwords from 2012? But I heard about re-targeting in 2012 though. It is said Google knew it from 2005, but didn't buy it or failed to buy it. Not sure. Interesting story.
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by dclara 13y ago
I haven't read the patents yet. According to the original article and it's comments, looks like there are two aspects are infringed: auction model and user re-targeting model. It looks like the auction model based on the number of
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by dclara 13y ago
The inventor Ken Lang sold to Lycos and bought back. He is the CTO at Vringo. See the comments after the original article.
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by dclara 13y ago
I'm seeing things on both sides. They have bad customer service due to some reasons such as operational cost. But it's necessary for their business to disqualified you and they have the right to reject serving you since the servic
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by dclara 13y ago
I think your problem is not because you don't have a side job. It's all about how to deal with partnership type of business. If you don't have external funding, cofounders may choose to bootstrap the company, but you must hav
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by dclara 13y ago
Agreed. I guess you mean "worrying about family" at the end. With investment equity in place, why the cofounders and employees are not paid? How to calculate? They must be paid and reload as owner's paid-in later if the compa
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by dclara 13y ago
I don't know about his kind of tools, but I agree with you that doing business has rules to follow. Cofounders should be paid if the company has received external investment already. Employees should be paid even if the company is not
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by dclara 13y ago
"The promise was that, as search engines get better, there would be no need for bookmarking and downloading, since all the content in the world is only one sloppy search query away." It was back to the AltaVista age, when the web
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by dclara 13y ago
"Now it's intent on giving you fewer things to search" This intention is viable and supposedly helpful for users because we don't need millions of results back, which just does not make sense. We need fewer but more rele
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by dclara 13y ago
Initially I think the Google Map is the best product from Google. That was the reason why I moved from Yahoo to Google. Then I got used to it. Later on I found that the map printing has big problem to keep it as 100% like before after they
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by dclara 13y ago
Agree. We need the consistency, at least in a certain period of time. Whenever the search results changes, we are lost unless we choose to do the filtering. But the group of filtering does not quite make sense for everybody. Google tried to
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by dclara 13y ago
Are you sure it's because of the website change instead of the search engine dynamics? The search engine results are not organized, therefore it's unpredictable where a particular results may show up. If the website changes it&#x2
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by dclara 13y ago
I tried Evernote. I can archive information pages into notebooks as groups and find by tags. But it cannot save dynamic product/service information with updates, and it's not self-organized. So like other online bookmarks, it&#x27
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by dclara 13y ago
Thank you for your information. I'm looking for tools to save my useful information like other people do. I have two problems with this type of archival tool besides the robots.txt issue: 1. The static snapshot can only give us an idea
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by dclara 13y ago
I like USENET too. Information should be organized in that way. It was just too old. If we put the search engine of top of that with a nice graphical UI, that'll be a lot more help. This is what I'm always thinking about since 199
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by dclara 13y ago
I guess eCommerce sites should know how to deal with online identity. Either verifying on transactions with large amount only or be really serious to come out with a paper process proven by the local financial institute. I recently encounte
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by dclara 13y ago
I went through the name changing process too, although not for myself. I don't mean he needs to change his name to avoid this type of problem. But I raised a common problem for people to concern, especially for the next generation. Our
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by dclara 13y ago
I think your information is valuable and relevant. You have a point on the KG mechanism using structured data and unstructured data. I agree with you not necessarily on the real time update. Maybe using unstructured data is too hard to mana
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by dclara 13y ago
Looks like not many people knew it. If it's available on Android, FB should ask user's permission instead of force them to accept. If it's for the sake of a feature, when user declines, only need to disable that feature.
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by dclara 13y ago
Using a non-common name heals all. We have too many David in the same office. It's appealing for people to remember so that it sounds nice. But it defeats the purpose for us to have a name. Name should make you unique.
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by dclara 13y ago
Strongly agree. Initially people usually give you feedback even without knowing what exactly you provide. They don't have the patience to look into that. But if you persists to show the benefit in a comprehensive way and really give th
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by dclara 13y ago
I guess the word "smartos" is not found, then the typo correction results are shown instead. I like the hnsearch.com too, but that will be shutdown soon. The interesting thing to me is they are using ThiftyDB which is a full-text
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by dclara 13y ago
Good job! I've learned a lot from it . If I understand correctly, it is for enterprise search, not for web search, correct? The response time is really impressive, especially with the new sorting by date function. To me, using NoSQL da
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by dclara 13y ago
I haven't seen the full picture of Go yet, partially by some examples. I found it makes calling multi-threading functions a lot easier. I consider Ruby, Python, Go and Julia are the new generation of programming languages aiming to be

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