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Comment #25298966
We think the quality of their crawled pages (both web and news) is not as good as ours. Our total dataset is larger than their monthly numbers.
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Comment #25295956
By the way, thanks for your feedback. We have fixed a bug and now news stories are shown on the page. https://rightdao.com/search?q=Salesforce+Hyperforce
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Comment #25295000
From Wikipedia: Dao is a Chinese word signifying the "way", "path", "route", "road"... In most belief systems, the word is used symbolically in its sense of 'way' as the 'right' or…
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Comment #25294898
Thanks! We have created our Twitter page. https://twitter.com/RightDao
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Comment #25291378
Our results are different from other search engines. Wikipedia has regular database dumps ( https://dumps.wikimedia.org/ ), which is a relatively low cost to index. Overall, our sc…
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Comment #25291007
Currently our scale is small and the cost is manageable. Please send your site to the email address in the about us page. (We don't have incremental indexing yet, so we have to rep…
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Comment #25290959
We don't have incremental indexing yet, so we have to replace the entire index with newer results once a while. Incremental index is on our roadmap. However, our news search is upd…
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Comment #25290923
No, we use Kubernetes, grpc and protobuf as base, Prometheus and Grafana for monitoring. Our systems are mostly in C++, with some in Go such as crawler. No open source tool is used…
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Comment #25290908
We have our own crawler and indexing.
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Comment #25290877
Currently our scale is small and the cost is manageable. We are not funded by venture capitals or governments.
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Comment #25284833
(Disclaimer: Self Promotion) Today, Google accounted for 92% of all Internet searches. Google and Bing together occupy 96% of the search market. Most other search engines, includin…
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