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by gregable 15y ago
Awesome idea. One obvious problem I noticed when flipping through the example is the motion blur. I wonder if there are any algorithms that can reduce that given several frames of motion.
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Visualizing a Social Graph(gregable.com)
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by gregable 15y ago
You can of course say the same thing about any company that sells advertising and it will have an element of truth to it. I've worked on Google Search for several years, and I can assure you that neither I nor most colleagues I know see thi
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by gregable 15y ago
This. Snapping digital photos is so easy these days, and you'll know that your "notes" are both true and have enough detail.
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by gregable 15y ago
Gorilla Glass. If my keys don't scratch it, a cat claw definitely won't.
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by gregable 15y ago
I suspect the real problem here is that identifying when ownership has changed is pretty much impossible unless you are the registrar. Assuming you could even fetch them (they probably are rate limited) the whois record could change withou
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by gregable 15y ago
I think a lot of this is not about security or service level. It's psychological, it's about control/trust. When it's under your control and you can fix things yourself, you psychologically feel more safe. If you rely on someone else and
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by gregable 15y ago
This sounds great, but in practice is impossible. Are you personally as an individual going to take care of 100% of your own backups? Are you going to drive the tape over to the other facility that you own, make regular checks that you ca
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by gregable 15y ago
Sure, but this is $5.75/hr for 40hrs/week with an average month (there are 4.3 weeks in a month). That's $1.50 below the US minimum wage. Also, how would this be interest only? I think you should make sure that's correct. $12k/yr on a $1
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by gregable 15y ago
It's quite tiny as a fraction of the total solar energy. Remember also that all energy we are collecting by burning coal, gas, and oil today was once solar energy as well.
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by gregable 16y ago
This is true, but the big win is being able to cull out a list of URLs that have not been updated and thus do not need recrawling.
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by gregable 16y ago
> Google makes very little off of Android http://www.businessinsider.com/android-revenue-2010-8 Title: Google's Android Is Making Boatloads Of Money, Says Schmidt--Way More Than It Costs To Make
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by gregable 16y ago
There are other confounding effects when you change the language parameter. Consider, for example, the query [bank] using your method: http://www.google.com/search?gl=en&q=bank bankofamerica.om bankfashion.co.uk http://www.google.c
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by gregable 16y ago
Stand-alone where the keycode is unique to a point in time with no knowledge of the connection.
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by gregable 16y ago
This seems a little too much like bragging for my tastes. Not that my "karma" scores are terribly high, so maybe I'm just sore.
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by gregable 16y ago
I read it as the opposite: Android users can update their software regardless of what their manufacturer does.
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by gregable 16y ago
What is being data mined is a bit more than a user broadcasting their own preference on the correct result. The user is broadcasting a URL which is selected based on two factors: - the user's preference - Google's ranking algorithm. Had Go
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by gregable 16y ago
From http://analytics.blogspot.com/2010/07/will-using-google-anal... "[Google] Search Quality in general does not use Google Analytics in ranking ... You can use Google Analytics, you can not use Google Analytics, it won't affect your ran
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by gregable 16y ago
Looking at the specific examples: [nfl jerseys] #1) http://www.nflshop.com/category/index.jsp?categoryId=2237409 Visit nfl.com, click "shop", then choose the "jerseys" tab, this is the page you are on. Seems perfectly relevant. The dom
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by gregable 16y ago
Bonus trick. Experts Exchange actually often has some good stuff on it. The pages are designed to make you think you have to buy a subscription to see the answers, but if you simply scroll down beyond the ads for their service the answers
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by gregable 16y ago
http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2009/12/handling-... was the official announcement.
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by gregable 16y ago
For [nstoolbar bottom bar] I see (from an incognito window): #2) stackoverflow.com/questions/3977343/nstoolbar-on-bottom-of-window #3) stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/nstoolbar #9) efreedom.com/Question/1-3977343/NSToolbar-Bottom-Window
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by gregable 16y ago
I just tried this right now from the http: version and it still has the same problem.
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by gregable 16y ago
The value add for me would be if I felt the content was really going to last "forever", but after navigating the site, I'm not offered any evidence that would increase my confidence in this happening. How can you make sure that the content
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by gregable 16y ago
In Google's most recent cache, the efreedom result has the word "pass" on the page due to some related links content near the bottom, whereas the stackoverflow page does not. If you modify your query to [parse json body to spring mvc], sta
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by gregable 16y ago
Assuming we are looking at the same results, the pages at position #6 and #10 are not copies of the stackoverflow content at position #8. They are copies of http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1399293/test-priorities-o... . Unfortunately,
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by gregable 16y ago
I'm curious, how would you imagine that working?
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by gregable 16y ago
I don't know that the last part of that is accurate. Pretty much all successful products that Google has built have in some fashion (as loose as you are suggesting at least) been clones. Search, Adsense, Gmail, Reader, Maps, Chrome, ...
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by gregable 16y ago
That's fascinating - I always thought it was based on latitude - basically the difference in angle between the north pole and the magnetic north pole. Still though, even in that animation, Tampa seems pretty stable over time.
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by gregable 16y ago
As a practical matter, surfing from an https:// URL doesn't strictly strip referrers (in Google, DDG, or otherwise). SSL is intended to hide your data from the network, not the destination, so every browser I've tested will send referrer

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