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presty
17y ago
seriously, how many times does this article has to be posted in HN?
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presty
17y ago
this is what facebook should've gone for. specially them, due to the social network that they have. the other contender would be linkedin due to the professional atitude they have towards social networking.
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presty
17y ago
on an unrelated issue, is it possible to merge the posts (and karma) of one account into another one?
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presty
18y ago
This line of thought follows previous posts on the same subject. It's very Norvig-esq ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LNjJTgXujno ), but there's also http://anand.typepad.com/datawocky/2008/03/more-data-usual.h... and also Chris Anderson
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presty
18y ago
Lisboa
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presty
18y ago
It's kind of old and most probably a dupe.
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presty
18y ago
Hm.. isn't friendfeed similar to twitter? They don't seem to get (any) downtime. Also, there's some Indian twitter-like service which apparently has higher traffic volumes and no downtime either. If all this is correct, then it's probably n
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presty
18y ago
Man, it's this kind of stuff among others (e.g. http://www.cs.indiana.edu/mit.research.how.to.html ) that make me envy the spirit of CSAIL in the 80s.
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presty
18y ago
It would be nice if the topic had some real subject to talk about.
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presty
18y ago
I usually read the comments because I'm slashdot-hooked. One /. meme is to not RTFA. :p
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presty
18y ago
I'm worried that (according to his stackoverflow profile) a 'Long-time Informix user and developer, experienced in C and Unix (many variants)' asks such a question. I mean, seriously?
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presty
18y ago
Whoa, sounds interesting.
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presty
18y ago
tbh i see no use in this karma thing.
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presty
18y ago
Gabor, am I right to think that you're going for the Integrated Communication System? If you want a name, call it gics (read geeks) - global integrated communication system. It will even fit if Google buys it. :p
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presty
18y ago
slackware?
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presty
18y ago
that only happens if: a) your logged in your google account b) you enable web history (which is disabled by default and not very advertised) meaning that for most people, they do get the same results (apart from the local site - which i've
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presty
18y ago
why not just throw the idea out to the public instead of going through an email sharing process?
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presty
18y ago
http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/ (Disclaimer: never tried it)
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presty
18y ago
Semantic search? That's the first time I've seen that word used with Cuil. But then I read the article and it says "semi-semantic approach (Cuil’s engine recognizes the relations between certain words on a web site, which helps it rank page
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presty
18y ago
Yes, lots of people care. Just because it's not trendy to program in java and it doesn't get as much hype as ruby/python/etc, doesn't mean it's irrelevant.
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presty
18y ago
This is awesome. Well done. Really cool idea.
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presty
18y ago
this is awesome :D
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presty
18y ago
high level languages are languages that are close to natural language
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Ballmer attacked with eggs in Hungary!
(youtube.com)
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18y ago
Why doesn't Google use better technology to build its services (e.g., Flash)? What better technology? Guess who popularized AJAX? Flash sucks. There's no real support for linux from adobe, it makes the browser heavier, it's a closed proprie
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presty
19y ago
Marvin Minsky, John McCarthy and Donald E. Knuth,
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presty
19y ago
I believe the keywords here (heh) are Text Mining. You should look at it (I'm doing my final project on this field). There are a lot of things to have in mind when trying to do document classification with keywords. Document preprocessing,
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19y ago
clustering != classification - classification (also known as categorization) - you have a set of categories into which you expect your documents to be assigned to (the documents will be matched with the existing categories) - clustering - y
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presty
19y ago
what's with the 2005 articles?
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19y ago
whs
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