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by mohaps 14y ago
try this url: http://matt-welsh.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss it works. same feed url pattern will work for google blog too http://googleblog.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss
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by mohaps 14y ago
ah, it won't work directly for webpages (html). the url is expected to be that of a RSS/Atom feed. for the html web pages, copy pasting the text to the textarea works. Will try to add url content type detection in the next cut and summarizi
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by mohaps 14y ago
trying to figure out (short of creating a new repo from current code) how to mirror the heroku git repo for this on github
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by mohaps 14y ago
thanks
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by mohaps 14y ago
try now. the blog.medusis.com/rss link works now. Thanks for the feedback. since this grabs the page text (when no rss text is found) a lot of junk like copyright notices etc. shows up in summary. Will have to add some logic to scrub those.
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by mohaps 14y ago
ah, got it. if no entry text is present, I was assuming each entry to have a description field. Fixed it. if both entry text and description are missing, it fetches the url text of the link and summarizes it. pushing to heroku
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by mohaps 14y ago
no, i use ROME to parse RSS feeds. So it should be able to handle whatever that can handle. Let me check
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by mohaps 14y ago
well, it ain't called TL;DRizer for nothing! :P
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by mohaps 14y ago
yeah, I'm working on adding more summarizer algorithms. I've been thinking on the lines of weighing up rhetorical questions, weighing down exclamation mark (cheap sarcasm detection) etc.
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by mohaps 14y ago
nice :) much better UI. As you can tell, I really suck at HTML/JS coding.
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by mohaps 14y ago
yeah, I plan on open sourcing this. waiting on some technicalities.
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by mohaps 14y ago
the algo is still kinda "dumb". It basically tries to get top N keywords - most frequent non stopwords, stems them and goes through the sentences looking for which of them (upto max summary length) contain the keywords. I'll keep whittling
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by mohaps 14y ago
haha! :) Yeah, this was kinda fueled by the news of the summly acquisition and too many red bulls drunk during the drive from LA to SFO after wondercon.
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Show HN: TL;DRizer - an algorithmic summarizer webapp/api in java (weekend hack)(tldrzr.herokuapp.com)
56 points by mohaps 14y ago|67 comments
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John Carmack's comment on Doom 3's code style(kotaku.com)
416 points by mohaps 14y ago|206 comments
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by mohaps 14y ago
tjic, it CAN be done. e.g. Michael Moorcock's "Write a novel in 3 days" or Lester Dent's pulp master plot http://boingboing.net/2011/08/05/write-an-adventure-novel-in... That being said, it's different for every project. Some subject ma
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Thoughts on the piracy of my creator-owned comic book(facebook.com)
2 points by mohaps 14y ago|0 comments
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Show HN : a header only LRU Cache in C++ with noexternal dependencies(github.com)
2 points by mohaps 14y ago|0 comments
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by mohaps 14y ago
we faced this we were running dimdim. even now this is what the ads GTM runs for keyword "dimdim" looks like : http://static.inky.ws/image/2152/image.jpg Just ignore it and build a better product.
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Torvalds on making Futexes available as /dev/futex/ (2002)(yarchive.net)
2 points by mohaps 14y ago|0 comments
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by mohaps 15y ago
idlib/Heap.h and idlib/Heap.cpp implement a replacement malloc/free. From the header comments: /* =============================================================================== Memory Management This is a replacement for the compiler heap
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Social, Mobile and Local ... but what about humane? :((mohaps.com)
1 points by mohaps 15y ago|0 comments
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by mohaps 15y ago
ZeroMQ is cool from a technology angle. Before considering it though, keep in mind it's LGPL v3 licensed. :(