tha-dude

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by tha-dude 15y ago
As far as Yahoo's search API (BOSS) is concerned, their product management has been helpful and straightforward to communicate with. They allowed us to bend the TOS our way and approved a special use case.
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by tha-dude 15y ago
Nice! I wrote a .NET wrapper myself, never got around to a Python extension though. One question - did you experience any memory leak issues with the CLD? Said, .NET wrapper DLL seems to leak and I never really checked if it was the C++/CL
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by tha-dude 15y ago
I agree. I've used eventlet, a concurrent networking module for Python made by Linden Lab I believe. It was cool to see how helpful the developers are to answer your questions on IRC. It helped me a lot with my project.
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by tha-dude 16y ago
I've been dabbling in content-scraping, what bugs me is that with all the AJAX trickery that's going on, merely analyzing the XHTML source doesn't get you very far in many cases. Executing the page (JS, DOM and all) via browser-programming
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by tha-dude 16y ago
I am talking about Chromium the browser aka Google Chrome's open source parent : http://build.chromium.org/f/chromium/snapshots/
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by tha-dude 16y ago
Chromium has a "Network" Tab in its development tools. In Chrome I cannot find it. Is there a way to bring it up? Why was it even removed (hidden) like that?
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by tha-dude 16y ago
... easy, benchmarking your own algos against the prediction API on large-scale data sets. I presume that's what 90% of the people who received their account during testing did anyway :-D I did 15k requests in about 10mins at times.
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by tha-dude 16y ago
... I signed up here to ask the exact same thing.