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by gingerjoos 14y ago
Was mainly concerned about the scalability. For a large number of users, your server would have to handle a large number of concurrent connections while they uploaded their data. If you used spiders, you could push the URLs to a queue and p
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
Do you store the entire set of 1.7 million entries in redis? Or is redis an index to data stored elsewhere, in a relational DB perhaps? I was under the impression that redis wouldn't be all that useful to store a lot of data. Would be great
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
GSH searches only within your Google search history. This guy searches through your entire browser(s) history.
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
If I remember correctly, this was the result of some research done by a startup. Or was it Google? I couldn't tell you because this service didn't exist back when I read that article
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
Beat me to it! This was something I had been planning to build on my own for a while, but didn't get around to . Congrats! Whenever I have tech discussions with friends I would recall something mentioned in a article I read via HN. But it w
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
works now, cool :)
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
same as above. UA string : Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:10.0.7) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/10.0.7 Iceweasel/10.0.7
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
Almost everyone has a mobile in India. But not many use Internet on their mobile devices. Situation is changing slowly with the arrival of really low - end smartphones, though.
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
If I remember correctly this has been available out of the box at least since Drupal 5 up. Have worked on Drupal 5 and 6, don't remember using any custom module to do aggregation.
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
To get the U.S. results (for eg.), run the query on google.com (google.com/ncr) and then append "&gl=us" to the URL. For eg. compare : https://www.google.com/search?q=salem&gl=us https://www.google.co.in/?q=salem&gl=in See a
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
In India, the Tata and Birla groups come to mind. The Tatas[1] particularly so. Both are family owned conglomerates and have been around before India gained Independence from the British. The Japanese Keiretsu[2], from what I have read, is
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
Seems like Digia was already into Qt bigtime [1] . Can anyone give some context w.r.t Digia? [1] http://blog.qt.nokia.com/2011/03/07/nokia-and-digia-working-...
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
What the iPad will probably end up doing is modify the way in which creativity is expressed. I would imagine that we will end up having another level of abstraction and creation will be done with tools like Pipes[1] or IFTTT[2] [1] http://
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
Link to the same article which appeared on the front page : http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4327908
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
> But considering WebRTC could potentially ruin much of Skype's business How? Apparently Microsoft plans to use WebRTC in the Skype Web client [1] [1] http://gigaom.com/2012/06/26/skype-webrtc-web-client/
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
> "Blackouts lasting up to eight hours a day are frequent in much of the country" This particular blackout is only marginally worse than the situation the common Indian is already in. The situation is so bad that blackouts are a part an
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
> The reality is that the classical concept of copyright, where it is illegal to make a copy of a covered work without authorization from the rightsholder, cannot be enforced in a digital world The laws of classical physics failed us at
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
I suppose Linux users have more money left from not having to buy OS updates every once in a while :P Jokes aside, Linux users are by definition more attracted to the concept of community and independence. Hence their support to people who
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
Wikipedia on Charlie Kaufman [1]. His film work includes Being John Malkovich, Human Nature, Adaptation., Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and Synecdoche, New York. [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_Kaufman
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Animated film raises funding via Kickstarter(kickstarter.com)
1 points by gingerjoos 14y ago|1 comments
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A little bit of what you fancy - By Dr Desmond Morris(sirc.org)
1 points by gingerjoos 14y ago|0 comments
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
There's a tool called Pencil[1] that runs on the browser, but works offline. Haven't explored a lot, but does simple tasks well. [1] http://pencil.evolus.vn/en-US/Home.aspx
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
I'm glad it worked out well for the OP. However, it isn't innovative any more. When the original hireme guy did it, it was audacious and innovative. It may still be audacious, but is no longer innovative.
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
This kind of thing is getting old and boring. (1) http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2840233 (2) http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2843530
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
It does appear prominently at the back [1] [1] http://images.anandtech.com/doci/6054/GoogleIO2012-2261.jpg via http://www.anandtech.com/show/6054/google-nexus-7-mini-revie...
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
Yup, I've the top 25 in a gist ( https://gist.github.com/3096776 )
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
From what I heard a couple of years back, no Yahoo product is allowed into the wild without paranoid approval.
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Quick analysis of passwords of Yahoo Voice users leaked by D33D(gist.github.com)
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
Beyond a point, mastery over a particular framework comes only when you look at the actual code. Just fire up a debugger with a breakpoint set in the problem area. Figure out what happens and understand why your code is breaking. Rinse and
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by gingerjoos 14y ago
Just hit a similar situation at work and realised why I had to use it. Had a django app called taxonomy in a project, couldn't use the same name in another django project. Now I definitely have to use it!

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