kreeben

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by kreeben 5y ago
Why not?
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by kreeben 5y ago
It's not until you decide you want to start tracking people or in other ways use their PII that you should become worried, indie or not.
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by kreeben 5y ago
If you are solely supporting union or solely supporting intersection then roaring bitmaps is probably not a perfect solution to any of your problems. There are some algorithms that have been optimized for intersect, union, remove (OR, AND,
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by kreeben 5y ago
I realize I'm asking for a free ride here, but could you explain what happens after the index scan? In a phrase search you'd need to intersect, union or remove from the results. Are you using roaring bitmaps or something similar?
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by kreeben 5y ago
>> All the indexes are on disk. Love it. Makes for a cheaper infrastructure, since SSD is cheaper than RAM. >> It takes us a couple of days to build the index It's hard for me to see how that could be done much faster unle
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by kreeben 5y ago
Thanks for sharing this with the world. Did you manage to include all of a common crawl in an index? How long did that take you to produce such an index? Is your index in-memory or on disk? I'd consider contributing. Seems you have som
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by kreeben 5y ago
>> Precision and recall The phrase I was looking for. Thx a bunch! Gonna marginalia that now.
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by kreeben 5y ago
Sure, the problem of information retrieval is not exactly that of web search but they're pretty close. So, from such a knowledgeable person such as yourself, when it comes to this topic, could you remind us, what are some of those benc
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by kreeben 5y ago
You can verify whether or not your site exists in the CC data set by searching for it here: https://index.commoncrawl.org/
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by kreeben 5y ago
I love the shortcut Alexandria takes by indexing Common Crawl instead of crawling the web themselves. It's how I would have bootstrapped a new search engine. In a future iteration they can start crawling themselves, if there is suffici
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by kreeben 5y ago
No, but they advertise that "Firefox automatically protects your privacy while you browse". https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/enhanced-tracking-prote...
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by kreeben 5y ago
It gives Mozilla the opportunity to connect my IP address with my browser with my Mozilla account. Mozilla needs to bow down to the US govt and supply them with this information should they have stored it, if the govt feels they need it.
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by kreeben 5y ago
Playing your game, why would Mozilla need to know this?
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Russia Heads for $150B in Defaults(then24.com)
2 points by kreeben 5y ago|0 comments
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by kreeben 5y ago
Can poor people also participate in the web 3.0? Or is it only for people with extra cash?
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by kreeben 5y ago
Please explain how blockchain will solve user-hostile UI.
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by kreeben 5y ago
>> EU dictatorships Hmm, I can't think of any. Help me out.
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by kreeben 5y ago
Imprisonment of his relatives in Russia. This is not unheard of.
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by kreeben 5y ago
One of the most efficient ways (that I know of) is to create a trie [0] from your corpus, then incorporate the levenshtein algo into the tree traversal algo to give you a levenshtein automata over a trie. Since a trie is a binary tree, if i
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by kreeben 5y ago
Which one should we decriminalize, do you think? Which one is worse than the other?
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by kreeben 5y ago
Lucene: https://lucene.apache.org/core/4_6_0/core/org/apache/lucene/...
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by kreeben 5y ago
WW3 will be our civilization's last war. Advocating for it is advocating for the end of the world. This is the wrong strategy.
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by kreeben 5y ago
Well played. Sarcasm on the internet, very hard to spot.
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by kreeben 5y ago
The non-decentralization of DeFi is something that along with using too much energy while being very slow at processing transactions, will be fixed in the future. Way, way into the future. This is a good thing, btw. It means there's st
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by kreeben 5y ago
Extremely cool looking screen shot at the bottom of your repo's readme. I would put it at the very top of the file. Might get more people to star your project.
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by kreeben 5y ago
Genuinely curious about this since this is probably the first time I hear about someone who dislikes photos. Since moving pictures also seems out of the question, are you mainly into text?
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by kreeben 5y ago
"I don't understand this black box. Let's create a black box that can understand black boxes." Now you have two problems.
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Neil Young wants to quit Spotify over Joe Rogan's vaccine misinformation(bbc.com)
2 points by kreeben 5y ago|5 comments
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by kreeben 5y ago
If I rent a car using Google Chrome, the internet turns into a spam factory that tries its hardest to get me to rent another one. Targeted ads for the win?
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by kreeben 5y ago
>> In one fell swoop all the tracking cookies go away ... and in their place, instead of blockable cookies, we'll have something much more nefarious. Un-escapable advertisements.

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