ColinHayhurst

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by ColinHayhurst 6mo ago
Nice. No tracking and no ads; been down that path! It will be interesting to see where and how you use AI.
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by ColinHayhurst 7mo ago
They do
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by ColinHayhurst 8mo ago
Excuse the self-promotion but Mojeek offers a web search API (>9 billion pages): https://www.mojeek.com/services/search/web-search-api/
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by ColinHayhurst 1y ago
Mojeek can provide 40 results at a time. For example: https://www.mojeek.com/search?q=apple&t=40 You can get up to 1,000 results. For example: https://www.mojeek.com/search?q=apple&s=991 Up to 100 r
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by ColinHayhurst 1y ago
https://www.mojeek.com/services/search/web-search-api/
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by ColinHayhurst 1y ago
Excuse the self-promotion but Mojeek is £3/1,000: https://www.mojeek.com/services/search/web-search-api/
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by ColinHayhurst 1y ago
Paper here: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2503.08733 TL;DR - replace one big singularity with multiple singularities. As in last sentence there is "The only difference between this work and the standard model is that the
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by ColinHayhurst 1y ago
You missed independent search engine Mojeek (UK), and which Kagi uses.
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
> The geometric product is just the quaternion product broken up into scaler and vector parts. The geometric product works in any dimensions. They have a clear geometric intepretation. Rotations and translations can done using the same a
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
ORG (Open Rights Group) as a UK org might provide good recommendations.
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
I saw the show in London. As a show it was brilliant and an unforgettable night. As live music performances better around then were The Cure and Mike Oldfield.
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
Credibility of the article plummeted when I got to that sentence, and especially since using name dropping.
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
Indeed you didn't; apologies.
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
Storage is an option here: https://www.mojeek.com/services/search/web-search-api/
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
Who said they are scraping? I can confirm they are certainly paying for the Mojeek API https://www.mojeek.com/services/search/web-search-api/
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
p281 for Dirac equation. But I suggest you start at least from the beginning of Chapter 8. Earlier, obviously if you don't know Geometric Algebra. It's worth it; many examples but one is that the four Maxwell equations are express
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
Complex numbers and (Pauli/Dirac) matrices not required if you use Geometric Algebra. I highly recommend the book by Doran and Lasenby [0], or you can get the details from their papers, notably [1]. [0] Geometric Algebra for Physicists
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
Mojeek CEO here: Our business model is our paid API and contextual, no-tracking ads.
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
> LLMs break the social contract of the internet The legal concept of fair usage has and is being challenged, and will best tested in court. Is the Golden Age of Fair Use Over? Maybe [0]. [0] https://blog.mojeek.com/2024&
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
Mostly because Google bought, developed, acquired or effectively control all the major distribution points with default placement deals: eg Apple, Samsung, Chrome, Android, Firefox. In time remedies are coming though, in the antitrust case
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
We are @mojeek
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
As Porter explained in 1980 there are three ways to compete successfully: 1. On price; race to the bottom or do free with ads 2. Differentiation 3. Focus - targeting a specific market segment Some things don't change. Land grabbers ten
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
I asked for long tail blog posts about interesting places to visit in Paris. I got one result; from an obscure website called Vogue.
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
Congrats Viktor. > The feedback cycle in web search engine development is very long....Overall the approach taken to improving search result quality is looking at a query that does not give good results, asking what needs to change for t
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
Google indexes widely. DuckDuckGo and Kagi have small specialised indexes and as such rely on the larger indexes like Google, Bing and Mojeek. DuckDuckGo used to use Yandex. More information here: https://www.searchenginemap.com&
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
Yes: https://blog.mojeek.com/2021/09/multiple-choice-in-search.ht...
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
Computer simulations of this crash were pioneering and done by peers in the engineering consulting world [0]. I don't remember the details but I suspect the cost of those back then were on a par with the cost of the actual full-scale p
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
It's a very long article so understandable that you did not read on and learn about other search engines crawling beyond GBY. Still there are indeed very few that are crawling at web scale, and internationally. We are at 8 billion page
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
> let's assume firefox is forced to allow people to make a choice of the default search engine let assume apple is forced to allow people to make a choice of the default search engine in safari then google might stop paying apple, a
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by ColinHayhurst 2y ago
>Basically all 'independent' search engines piggyback off Google or Bing Incorrect: https://www.mojeek.com/about/why-mojeek

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