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barryhunter
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Comment #12753552
There are quite a few Ngram datasets available https://www.google.com/search?q=download+n-gram+dataset ... these are almost certainly used in many spelling and grammar checkers. (T…
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Comment #11470632
Did you look carefully at the date this was posted on the mailing list? :)
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Comment #11283766
It's up to you if want to take the risk :) There is always a risk in trying something new. It might never pan out, or disappear in a puff of smoke. Nothing would happen if nobody t…
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Comment #11245821
what does it used as the backend? The actual classification system used?
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Comment #10703971
untick autoShuffle in the controls.
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Comment #10185431
then link dropped on hn, to get even more traffic?
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Comment #10118132
Anyone know the criteria for what sites are included?
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Comment #9131499
Seems to be the premise of http://www.majestic12.co.uk/ - looks like it might be failing.
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Comment #8526885
There is a 'Technology' link in the footer. Really nice implementation btw.
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Comment #7666026
The logger was obviouslly there, it was deliberatly collecting the SSIDs and MAC addresses. Possibly a debug option to log the whole packets added during development, and it was ac…
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Comment #7578240
Why? What is the point of this? Surely the point of a 'signup' is to create an account able to login into a webapp (or similar) This appears to just capture the details into a data…
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Comment #7177611
That's not the same. It doesn't sneakily enable Google Analytics to monitor your visitors. You also forgot to make it a clickable link to advertise the service.
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Comment #6359901
tinyurl and other shorteners generally use a 301 redirect, which often does pass 'link juice'. nofollow is usually under the control of the webmaster. Which may or may not be the s…
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Comment #6344759
Why does there need to be a business case? Its quite probable the engineer that built the layer has left (either Google altogether, or just to another team). As its aged its starte…
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Comment #6238731
Oh, dear. reading the article again it does note the demo is not real. /me wanders off to wipe egg off my face.
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Comment #6238697
Look carefully at the source code. Its bogus. Not the etags trick, but the demo itself. The demo is actually just identifying users by hashing the REMOTE_ADDR and USER_AGENT, HTTP …
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Comment #5908803
Are they going to add downward facing camera(s) to capture close to real time Aerial imagery?
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Comment #5762826
Really the Reader "Web App" - is not that exiting. Cloning it is only a matter of a few days work. The interesting bit is the 'backend', the crawler and database, ie the servers th…
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Comment #5693875
A lot of their products are built with GWT https://developers.google.com/web-toolkit/ which compiles the client side code automatically. So its more that the code is auto-generated…
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Comment #5627082
Just add /places/ in that URL, then it works... https://maps.google.com/places/united-states/california/san-...
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Comment #5625493
Google Maps have tried this, I guess it failed, because it no longer distributes such urls, but for the most part the old links still work, eg https://maps.google.com/places/ca/bc/…
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Comment #4719530
I agree - the simplicity of the service is great. Can immediately see what it does. For example do those other services come with storage? I can't tell. For parse, it looks like yo…
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Comment #4616691
How is news published on 22Aug news today? Its not 'new'
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Comment #4565537
Nope. Works here. From the UK.
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Comment #4561302
Its from 2009. The first four links in the article have since been redesigned so cant see the menu noted in the article. Bah!