santip

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by santip 15y ago
IndexTank categories are not designed for the tags use case, and will not work properly. It's intended for a relatively small amount of categories for which each document has a single value. The amount of different values of a category can
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by santip 16y ago
Google Chrome already features this in the Bookmarks > Show Full History view. Make sure to close the page before searching for it otherwise it won't be indexed yet. Perhaps you mean something else by "HTML aware" and this is not what y
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by santip 16y ago
And you keep them even after they fall from Twitter search or the user timeline right, so eventually you'll be able to find tweets that are otherwise unreachable right?
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by santip 16y ago
Twitter seems to be over capacity, that's probably preventing your timeline from being indexed.
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by santip 16y ago
The application looks really neat, have you thought about making use of more of IndexTank's features such as scoring functions, faceting and autocomplete? See: http://indextank.com/documentation/ruby-client#relevance-fun... , http://index
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by santip 16y ago
Trendistic is a special-purpose app with several millions of documents. However, the contest accounts are limited to 1M documents so don't worry much about the size. You could try an interesting approach at indexing tweets and should be mor
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by santip 16y ago
The main difference is that you can update the document variables without fragmenting the index. In Lucene you need to reindex the document (i.e. delete it and write a new one). If you update your relevance variables an average of 10 times
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by santip 16y ago
If you are not much of a fan of ruby, you can also sign-up for a regular account at http://indextank.com/pricing , it's free for the first month.
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IndexTank released their pricing plans(indextank.com)
15 points by santip 16y ago|5 comments