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   by earle 19y ago

   apparently got rate limited by websnappr with the traffic. cached requests seem to work.. 'paris hilton' seemed to be a popular request. heh.
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   by earle 19y ago

   anyone got a URL categorization database? websense perhaps?
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   (SearchMe?) Coverflow results, Django backend, Yahoo API, 45 minutes.(80concepts.com)

   26 points by earle 19y ago|13 comments
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   by earle 19y ago

   ok.. well just to prove point.. http://www.80concepts.com/sillyme/?q=diamondback If anyone has a websense categorization type database, I could categorize this in 30 minutes. $31M, that's not much to show for it.
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   by earle 19y ago

   Dubious benefit. $31M in VC huh? I'm not sure you can't produce something with equally dubious benefit, with the fancy coverflow interface, with the Yahoo Search API and say, a Websense URL categorization database.... in a matter of an h
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   by earle 19y ago

   i think this needs to be extended quite a bit, but its a start.
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   by earle 19y ago

   im obviously partial to http://www.groovr.com but i generally prefer sending and receiving photos, especially form mobile. other then that, i still use twitter from time to time.
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   by earle 19y ago

   how is a random selection of links from categorized topics from Hacker News, or Digg, or Reddit, thrown on one page any different? this seems like a big waste of mind-ffff-space to me.
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   by earle 19y ago

   How much weight does this actually carry for the YC readers?
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    IBM/ISS X-Force 2007 Stats. This ain't gettin' better soon.(scribd.com)

    2 points by earle 19y ago|0 comments
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    by earle 19y ago

    there's several ways to skin a cat my friend.
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    by earle 19y ago

    email ijustine :)
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    by earle 19y ago

    well do you expect them to market themselves as being outright insecure? =) MSFT has been calling their operating systems secure for decades.
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    by earle 19y ago

    yeah that's definitely gameable but i think there's some merit in your thoughts -- it certainly follows a better outline of what a meme is all about.
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    by earle 19y ago

    uhm.. jquery.magnifier();
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    by earle 19y ago

    this is already been done with multiple types of content feeds... and an iphone app http://www.groovr.com/
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    by earle 19y ago

    django. this isn't an even reasonable question to be asking.