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by juretriglav 12y ago
Good stuff, there's definitely a value in "local search", where local stands for "your own stuff". Pinboard can be used in a similar way (the paid version), but the difference is that's FTS only for pinned thin
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by juretriglav 12y ago
The language detection failed to work (it identified it as tr-TR) with these words for Slovene: jabolko hruška sliva marelica drevo dež mleko malo preveč majhno veliko This works perfectly on the first result on Google for "language id
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SSDB – A fast NoSQL database, an alternative to Redis(github.com)
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Tinder for developers(hakkalabs.co)
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by juretriglav 12y ago
Don't know if this is exactly what you mean, but in Slovenia, there is this website called http://prevoz.org (which translates to "ride.org"), where users/drivers can post when and where they're going, a
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by juretriglav 12y ago
That's cool, but I think the real in-browser path tracing example using WebGL is even cooler: http://madebyevan.com/webgl-path-tracing/
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by juretriglav 12y ago
These are not the torrents you are looking for. IIRC, there are no torrents for Sci Mag.
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by juretriglav 12y ago
Not really force, but it's often the case that in order to publish in a given journal you have to sign a copyright transfer. Here's a neat story about how it can and does go wrong: http://blogs.library.duke.edu/sch
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Comprehend Systems raises $21M for clinical-trials data platform(venturebeat.com)
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Discovery of scientific software(mozillascience.org)
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Show HN: Discovery of scientific software(juretriglav.si)
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Discovery of scientific software(juretriglav.si)
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by juretriglav 12y ago
Listen to Walter, you don't want to be an island of comments in this case. Following annotation standards will allow this content to be gathered and reused elsewhere, for things like fact extraction, sentiment analysis, meta-discussion
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by juretriglav 12y ago
See also: http://peerlibrary.org http://www.pubpeer.com There have been many more "comment on scientific papers" sites that came before these, including one I built myself in 2011. This is a really difficul
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by juretriglav 12y ago
A distributed search engine for science, with all parts contained within a browser extension: https://github.com/ScholarNinja/extension A blog post about it recently hit the front page of HN: http://juretrig
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by juretriglav 12y ago
Thanks for that explanation, makes sense now. I really don't want to upset anyone and would like Scholar Ninja to be perceived as an additional value to all involved parties. For publishers specifically, it surely must be in their inte
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by juretriglav 12y ago
Thanks for pointing this out, but IANAL; could you briefly explain what this is about in the context of Scholar Ninja?
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by juretriglav 12y ago
Thanks for the highly relevant links. It does make sense to try and outsource the maintenance of scraper rules, especially if there are projects focusing solely on that part.
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by juretriglav 12y ago
I'm not really familiar with the term OAI harvesting, could you elaborate? With regards to indexing, it looks like we're going to partner with ContentMine (Peter, Richard et al.) to seed the index. Scholar Ninja does not, in essen
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by juretriglav 12y ago
It's very unlikely that commoncrawl.org will have access to full text papers, which is mostly based on expensive library/university subscriptions. Before Scholar Ninja reaches maturity of version 1.0 though, we will be seeding the
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by juretriglav 12y ago
Thanks for the kind words! Whether or not I'll carry on with this project depends to a large degree upon how well it is received within the community and how many master hackers I can get to collaborate with. Though I have to say, it h
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by juretriglav 12y ago
Thanks Richard! Open Knowledge festival is going to be off the hook :) I realized you and your team (Peter et al.) have been working on a project in a similar space, and was hoping there would some beneficial overlap. It looks like there is
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by juretriglav 12y ago
The P2P network approach here is important for two reasons, one is that I do not have fulltext access to journals and researchers using this extension do, and second, I do not have the resources to run a centralized search engine, which wou
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Show HN: An open distributed search engine for science(juretriglav.si)
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by juretriglav 12y ago
Thanks for the insight! I know it's very off-topic, but seeing your comment about indexing title tags I have to ask if you have any idea what could be wrong here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23732242/ho
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Google updates ToS to explicitly say it’s analyzing your emails for tailored ads(thenextweb.com)
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PeerServer: A Server in the Browser with WebRTC(github.com)
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by juretriglav 13y ago
I'm trying with http://www.sciencegist.com The difficult part is getting contributions and building anything sustainable around this idea. You can reach me at info@sciencegist.com if you want to chat. There's also htt
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Thoughts on reproducibility of open scientific software(juretriglav.si)
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by juretriglav 13y ago
Yes PostgreSQL is awesome. From my experience with a large installation, we had many more issues with the actual hardware on EC2, than we had with postgres which ran on said hardware. However, I was pleasantly surprised Amazon's RDS no

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