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#33I’m implementing this for readitsoon my web to kindle app. Thanks for this!
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#36This model looks very interesting. How does it compare to heuristic-based approaches like Defuddle and Readability?
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Thanks! Good questions: We haven't run a targeted eval against SEO spam yet. However, with Pulpie, each block gets labeled by what the text actually says rather than what the tags look like. Wrapping boilerplate in semantic tags fools rule based extractors precisely because they judge structure. Pulpie doesn't. The closest benchmark we have for this is the WebMainBench difficulty split, where pulpie-orange-small hold…
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