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Comment #49165673
Location: Budapest, Hungary (CET) Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Open to discussing Technologies: Go, Python, JavaScript/TypeScript, backend systems, search and indexing, web cra…
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Comment #49160773
Oh, you mean the bookmark import? You can specify the Hister server with the -u/--server-url flags from the command line. Check hister --help for more details
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Comment #49160616
You can configure the server URL for the extension by clicking on the cogwheel icon on the extension popup or by visiting the extension's settings page. Servers/VMs are fully suppo…
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Comment #49159567
Keep up the good work. If you allow a suggestion: implement an xpath or css selector engine (check searx as a reference), so you can quickly integrate quite a few search engines di…
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Comment #49159436
Hi everyone, I am the original author of Searx. I'm working on a new search project, Hister with a similar motivation: reducing our dependence on external search engines while keep…
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Comment #48858994
I like the idea. Could you share your RepoSearch app? Also, we have Discord & IRC channels, please join and start brainstorming.
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Comment #48844374
I agree with you, but Bun was still something of a flagship project for Zig. It received a lot of attention, which indirectly helped Zig's popularity.
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Comment #48843829
I was wrong to be upset this whole time that the rewrite would hurt Zig. This is one of those rare occasions when I’m glad I was wrong. Interesting insights.
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Comment #48837899
We need projects like this. Automatically classifying the files is smart. I'm working on a similar application called Hister ( https://github.com/asciimoo/hister ). I should borrow…
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Comment #48785788
Multiple users can use a shared instance and collect their indexed content in a central place. Hister has user handling and a "public mode" as well: https://hister.org/posts/public…
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Comment #48784396
Thanks for the kind words =] There is already an ongoing discussion about the topic: https://github.com/asciimoo/hister/issues/387 The currently discussed solution relies on the br…
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Comment #48784279
I accept donations ;) Hister has a built in crawler with standard HTTP lib and browser based backends, you can feed your link collection to it. Also, Hister supports importing your…
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Comment #48784261
Hister stores only the text content of HTML/pdf pages. 1000 documents require around 80-100MB of storage and there is still plenty of room to optimize for storage space. I'm using …
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Comment #48783228
It is possible. The automatic website indexing can be turned off in the extension and manual indexing can be triggered via the command line tool, the extension popoup or by hotkeys…
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Comment #48781634
> What are the scaling limits, as far as you can tell in terms of how much can it hold before queries start breaking down or become too slow to be useful? There has been no stress …
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Comment #48781588
Unfortunately mobile Chrome browsers don't support browser extensions, but our extension works well on mobile Firefox.
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Comment #48781569
Sure, it cannot fully replace web search engines (yet), but it can reduce the dependence on these services more and more as your index grows. Hister is designed to support quickly …
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Comment #48781540
Absolutely, this is a great example where Hister can shine. I started Hister as a proxy as well, but quickly switched to the current extension based approach, because intercepting …
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Comment #48781511
In its current form it cannot handle this amount of data efficiently (and doesn't support powerpoint/excel/word yet), but this is a valid use-case, I've added a TODO item to experi…
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Comment #48781165
Both are search engines, but that's all the similarity. Hister has a traditional crawler, but its biggest strength is automatically indexing browser tabs as those are rendered. Thi…
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Comment #48780841
Ohi, I'm the original creator of Searx, but due to the limitations of the metasearch concept I'm not involved in the development anymore. My new search project is https://github.co…