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by okeumeni 18y ago
I’m not sure whether it is image loading or image search that is making the whole pretty slow. It challenges the user’s patience. The relevancy is pretty good, the design great. You’ve got to cache those images if it is image loading the pr
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by okeumeni 18y ago
First post it on HN, if you can take the though review it shows how thick you skin is. If you pass the review, you’re ready to go show off to the rest of the world.
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by okeumeni 18y ago
Great article, I just bookmarked it, I think every startuper should do the same. I spend a great deal of my time on how to implement cost effective solutions, this is a great complement to my goal of running a startup that build great produ
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by okeumeni 18y ago
Cool idea, only I don't like bacon that early in the morning.
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by okeumeni 18y ago
I like and appreciate this effort on behalf of women. I want my girls to grow up feeling comfortable getting involve in hacking because of some of you out there playing the role model for them. All through my career I have seen a handful of
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by okeumeni 18y ago
Disturbing indeed, they betray the trust that these social networks sites gives to crawlers. Most of these sites are available to crawlers it’s hard to stop crawlers on case by case basis. I tell all my friends (hackers and non hackers) to
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by okeumeni 18y ago
I’m working on a great Google map application, that the most I can say for now (stealth rule).
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by okeumeni 18y ago
I just love this site; it teaches me some great ways to maintain a good looking desk. I have to confess that I don’t feel ready to post my desk picture; too messy !!! :)
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by okeumeni 18y ago
BackType appears to be down, no way for me to read on the API.
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by okeumeni 18y ago
I know the hard work behind such a project; I strongly recommend that you take all criticism easy, focus more on getting the best out of them. You may not build the next eBay but your idea can evolve around a better niche if you remain focu
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by okeumeni 18y ago
Great work! One more thing I think is necessary, you should clearly mention in the about page that you are feeding from Yahoo search result as well. It is fair to the user and to Yahoo.
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Ask HN: What system will you like covered by ErrorKey.com?
2 points by okeumeni 18y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: What system will you like covered by ErrorKey.com?
1 points by okeumeni 18y ago|0 comments
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by okeumeni 18y ago
Please send us your search suggestion to ErrorKey at intelliverb dot com. Tell us what system you want us to research on, let’s build this together thanks.
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by okeumeni 18y ago
Good Idea, Thanks. BTW we are not affiliate marketers; we build engines that leverage the power of affiliate marketing to deliver fairly good product search.
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by okeumeni 18y ago
I don’t think Splunk is an error search engine.
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by okeumeni 18y ago
API is a great Idea thanks for the hint. : )
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by okeumeni 18y ago
Depending on the system your working on finding a fix or explanation to an error is not always easy. The next step is to allow users to post alternative fix to errors or link to forum where research can be extended.
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by okeumeni 18y ago
Right! We will fix that ASAP. Thanks for the remark.
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by okeumeni 18y ago
Our primary goal is to build tools that people can use, and then we will focus more on the money side. By the way the previous engines are already bringing in money; they are fully using the power of affiliate marketing. Check them out: qwi
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My Startup project: ErrorKey.com, a tool for hackers.(errorkey.com)
60 points by okeumeni 18y ago|51 comments
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by okeumeni 18y ago
I am personally very interested in any new search engine niche, but I need your help in telling me a bit more about your Idea. Can you please describe a simple scenario and explain how can this be helpful to you?
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by okeumeni 18y ago
I hate to disagree with you on this, in fact I agree with you on most of what you say but reality is most of today’s names must be spell to someone who never heard of it, even Fotolog.
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by okeumeni 18y ago
I will suggest that you mention clearly the origin of anything you get from anywhere on the internet. The truth is, it’s hard to find a site without the mention of copyright in terms and conditions page. Overall it will depend of the use yo
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by okeumeni 18y ago
I personally think a missing ‘e’ is among the least problem in domain naming these days, it may actually help engrave the name in someone memory. How about flikr.com, scribd.com, tumblr.com and lately karatr.com? Not that bad as compare to
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by okeumeni 18y ago
The site is nicely design, being a search hacker myself; I have to say this site pass the test of great relevancy search. Your search model is as good as Intelliverb’s PageScale algorithm if not better, I think we should get in touch and s
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by okeumeni 18y ago
Most assumptions you have can only be verified by you. My advice is: try doing something on the side first, something that people can actually use, share it with friend and see how you feel about feedbacks. I found for myself that the grea
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by okeumeni 18y ago
I have to admit that there’s room for confusion here, though the sites ‘look’ alike the process to each vertical is different. We don’t mean to span HN, absolutely not. We are just hoping to get some constructive feedback on relevancy and p
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by okeumeni 18y ago
At Intelliverb we are spending a lot of time on vertical search, karatr.com is our latest piece of work. Any feedback is welcome.
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My startup latest project: karatr.com(karatr.com)
3 points by okeumeni 18y ago|7 comments

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