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Kavun, embeddable scripting language for Go
(github.com)
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jo_kruger
5mo ago
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jo_kruger
5mo ago
Looking for review/feedback, ideas for new features, syntax improvements, etc.
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jo_kruger
2y ago
Key features: high performance, zero memory allocation, up to 19 decimal places precision, fixed size memory layout (128 bits), no panics,..
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jo_kruger
2y ago
Nats-mutex is a Golang distributed lock library using NATS JetStream.
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Golang NATS Mutex Library
(github.com)
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2y ago
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8y ago
It is like iceberg - website is just a tip... Website is interface to database of company profiles. Each of these profiles was build from corresponding corporate website.. all automatically. The process includes website crawling, page categ
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jo_kruger
8y ago
We have a platform running on more than 50 servers which includes crawlers, website categorizers, entity extractors, etc. It scans about 30 millions websites (categorized as corporate websites with content in English) on a regular base. The
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Show HN: AI driven online database of company profiles
(aihitdata.com)
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8y ago
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Investumer Tip Number One “website Evolution”
(crowdfundinsider.com)
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8y ago
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Show HN: Use of AI to monitor 15M corporate websites
(twitter.com)
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8y ago
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RL3 Standard Library (NLP) is now open-source
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8y ago
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Show HN: RL3 Standard Library (patterns for RL3)
(github.com)
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Show HN: RL3 Information Extraction Language
(rl3.zorallabs.com)
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Show HN: HappyGrumpy Twitter Analyzis
(happygrumpy.com)
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A Simple Chatbot Using RL3 and Python
(rl3.zorallabs.com)
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NLP/NER Library – Contributors Wanted
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8y ago
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Google Drops Bid for Mil Cloud Computing Contract Amid Employee Pressure
(gizmodo.com)
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An Introduction to Regular Expressions in RL3
(rl3.zorallabs.com)
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8y ago
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Simple Named Entity Recognition Example
(rl3.zorallabs.com)
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jo_kruger
8y ago
Yes. The most notable are https://www.aihitdata.com and https://www.happygrumpy.com First crawls corporate websites (~25 millions) and extracts key information such as people, contacts, etc. Second is a sentiment ana
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jo_kruger
8y ago
I used RL3 to annotate words from multiple language dictionaries with total number of known words ~25 millions (i.e. 25m dictionary entries) - no problem at all
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8y ago
Sorry, we are working on a website - the project is quite mature (more than 10 years), but it was mostly for internal use. We just recently decided to make it public, which is not always easy to do. So we have a lot to do with documentation
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8y ago
This was actually one of the reasons we started RL3 -- make rules development not so expensive. Note, we started it more than 10 years ago as purely internal product. And just several months ago we decided to make it public (and currently i
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8y ago
We started RL3 (more than 10 years ago) because we had several projects with a huge number of patterns. We found other projects (present at that moment) were too heavy on a syntax, which make it complicated to support / manage large li
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8y ago
Refer to email example (it demonstrate some features on a simple task) https://rl3.zorallabs.com/wiki/Extract_Email_Addresses_From_...
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It is actually based on regex (on a low level). But the key difference -- it allows named patterns, modules, templates, and kind of classes. So, you may have a separate module with a definitions of related patterns - for instance, module fo
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It is free for non-commercial (personal, research and educational) use
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RL3: a rule-based information-extraction and entity-recognition engine
(rl3.zorallabs.com)
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Extract Email Addresses from Text
(rl3.zorallabs.com)
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RL3 3.0.7 (Information Extraction, NER and NLP Engine) Released
(rl3.zorallabs.com)
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