edward_rolf

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A latch-free MVCC document database/search library(github.com)
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What is vector space?(medium.com)
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How can a indie dev keep pace with big five? [pdf](github.com)
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by edward_rolf 9y ago
Yes because what we have always known about sarcasm and what this thread is a perfect example of is how you can define something as sarcastic/not sarcastic just by how it subjectively "comes across".
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by edward_rolf 9y ago
>When a new technology matures I don't believe search is mature. We haven't seen a lot of innovations in web search for a while and what we know as web search is probably the best Google can do. It's probably not the best
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by edward_rolf 9y ago
I came here to use my fav browser, IE 3. You could add bookmarks and it supported CSS I believe. :(
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Show HN: Home-made database with log-structured writes
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by edward_rolf 9y ago
That map is just awsome in so many ways. Where is Denmark and Sweden though? Romans just didn't think there was anything up there? Nothing? Way too cold up there for people to live?
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The Apple of Space and Search(medium.com)
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by edward_rolf 9y ago
Having knowledge about legacy (Microsoft) tech is not bad if you're good. Many companies I know run their business on VB.Net/WebForms/Knockout/ELK/MSSQL. We do at my current gig. You have to be its mother to love th
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by edward_rolf 9y ago
>this "band-aid" approach I've been putting food on the table as a .net specialist for fifteen years. My impression is that .Net 4 is a band-aid of Windows-dependent implementations and that .Net Core is some solid tech, u
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Show HN: Vector space/tf-idf bag-of-words implementation(github.com)
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Portable index for storage engines(github.com)
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by edward_rolf 9y ago
Hi, let me tell you a thing about building in-process document databases, competing with the works from FB, Google and MS: the codebase of a document database is very small. The size of your team does not matter as much as the ideas they fo
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Show HN: Document db with word2vec-driven scoring and Levenshtein automata(github.com)
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David vs. Gooliath(medium.com)
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by edward_rolf 9y ago
Instead try to realize the truth. There is no data. Then you may realize it is not the data that is big... it is your head.
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by edward_rolf 9y ago
I see our tactics are strong. I'm firing up CS Ranked right now. Gonna hold a position with a team mate. Best game ever.
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by edward_rolf 9y ago
I was refering to the giganting corporations that were created during the dotcom era that investors threw money at but never became profitable.
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by edward_rolf 9y ago
There was nothing wrong with letting commerce do their thing on the internet I suppose but since there was never a non-ad driven competitor to Google non-ad driven businesses now have a hard time succeeding, which is a shame I think. Before
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by edward_rolf 9y ago
Is that reasoning a way of solving the problem of doing good for the sake of evil perhaps? Edit: This and my previous posts are very toxic towards Google. I shall try to be more positive. Maybe they really are doing good for the world. I me
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by edward_rolf 9y ago
>but to act like it was all lollipops and gumdrops in 1995 and its terrible today ignores a bunch of the improvements. Yes, the world was both worse and better than today. I agree. Today is different. Compared to 1995, not worse or bette
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by edward_rolf 9y ago
Hi, this is an early demo of searchpanels.com. You know those instant answers Google sometimes give you for certain types of queries? Those, but community-driven and with an attractive gamification model for businesses. Does this idea sound
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Show HN: A new, modern take on web search (like DDG but for non-geeks)(searchpanels.com)
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by edward_rolf 9y ago
In nineteen ninetyfive, I was around 20, I started using the Internet. I was amazed and started looking for ways to communicate with others. I realized everyone wanted to communicate with everyone. I started subscribing to newsletters. When
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Show HN: Community-driven web search with instant answers(searchpanels.com)
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by edward_rolf 9y ago
You both make great points. Can we find this conundrum in other domains, say, neural networks? Can a machine become creative when we teach it to adhere to common knowledge?
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by edward_rolf 9y ago
Can you describe your setup and your tech stack?
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by edward_rolf 9y ago
I like your ideas.
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by edward_rolf 9y ago
You say on your site you will never track me without permission. Can you describe in a sentence or two your privacy policy?

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