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A real time API for Congress(sunlightlabs.com)
25 points by luigi 16y ago|3 comments
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by luigi 16y ago
Because by incorporating clickstream data from Google, they're effectively copying Google search results. Bing should blacklist Google from its clickstream data.
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by luigi 16y ago
Sane, Handsome, Smart. So hard to find all three in a man these days.
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Ex-girlfriend exacts revenge through Google Images(seroundtable.com)
93 points by luigi 16y ago|30 comments
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by luigi 16y ago
Can you please post a link to the "good science" that demonstrates your claim?
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The Strange Populist Outrage Against Google(luigimontanez.com)
5 points by luigi 16y ago|0 comments
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by luigi 16y ago
But the effect is the same as intentional scraping and outright stealing: search results that could have only come from Google are appearing as Bing results. Bing needs to blacklist Google from its clickstream. Simple.
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by luigi 16y ago
No, it's not. Harry Shum admitted this morning that the behavior was due to using users' clickstream as a signal. http://www.bing.com/community/site_blogs/b/search/archive/20... Here's where Bing is wrong: Bing should not be using clickst
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by luigi 16y ago
But this is a matter of core functionality. Bing should not be using clickstream data from Google searches as a signal. The core offering of Google search is getting used by its competitor, without any citation. Yes, it's a side effect of t
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by luigi 16y ago
He talks about populating MongoDB with "rows". No one should be using (or benchmarking) a technology unless they understand what it actually is, and what problems it aims to solve.
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by luigi 16y ago
Divvy lets you create custom sizes. Once you map those sizes to a single key, it's very fast.
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by luigi 16y ago
My alternatives: Chrome + Vimium instead of Firefox + Pentadactyl MacVim instead of Aquamacs LaunchBar (or Alfred which is free) instead of Quicksilver Divvy instead of SizeUp
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by luigi 16y ago
Bing has similarly poor results. This isn't a Google problem -- it's endemic to all search engines.
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by luigi 16y ago
RubyMine seems to be the most popular these days: http://www.jetbrains.com/ruby/
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by luigi 16y ago
For me, Ubuntu has no good equivalent for several of the Apple apps: * iTunes (and its iPod sync'ing) * iPhoto * Keynote * GarageBand
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by luigi 16y ago
Google Account auth is nice too. It actually uses OpenID in the background, but the user doesn't have to understand what OpenID is. As it should be.
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Cr-48 Chrome Notebook with Decals (pics)(luigimontanez.com)
3 points by luigi 16y ago|0 comments
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by luigi 16y ago
I posted more pictures: http://luigimontanez.com/2011/cr-48-with-decals/
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by luigi 16y ago
This is a signal to the nitpickers to cut it out already. Now that the actual HTML5 spec is just called HTML, we're free to use the term HTML5 to describe the suite of new web standards.
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by luigi 16y ago
Ehh, all of a sudden the pro-WebM side got really lame now that the FSF joined the party.
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by luigi 16y ago
You can walk into Best Buy and just get the phone. No contract. It's $530 + tax I think.
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by luigi 16y ago
Did they all jump then into the hot tub? And did John Cusack get transported back to the '80s?
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by luigi 16y ago
Good stuff, the most fair coverage I've read on this. Because there has been no actual withdrawal timetable announced, I wonder if the Chrome Team is waiting for the moment when it will least hurt their users: full WebM support in YouTube o
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Making the best of our invisible infrastructure(voices.washingtonpost.com)
1 points by luigi 16y ago|0 comments
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by luigi 16y ago
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by luigi 16y ago
Not sure what you mean, as the vast majority of Ruby developers I know use OS X. Ruby works out of the box on Snow Leopard. Or try Homebrew. Or RVM.
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by luigi 16y ago
I want to go head to head with someone in match play.
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by luigi 16y ago
Political discourse is in a sad state when it's okay to use the term "gang rape" when talking about a proposed increase in tax rates.
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by luigi 16y ago
Why do arguments against progressive taxation always involve hypotheticals? "Suppose that blah blah blah..." Why can't they use real people and real numbers?
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Protect Yourself with Password Recipes(luigimontanez.com)
3 points by luigi 16y ago|1 comments

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