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by sander 11y ago
As soon as you click the button it says that it's not from Google, so deception is a bit strong I'd say
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by sander 11y ago
So?
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Google Fortunetelling – Predict your future(betagoogle.com)
3 points by sander 11y ago|5 comments
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How to start offshoring development?
1 points by sander 11y ago|2 comments
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by sander 12y ago
I've asked myself for a long time why Evernote even has users and eventually landed on the conclusion that Evernote is almost like a file system. You can easily create notes, which can contain more or less everything, which is more eas
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Is Google making the web stupid?(sethgodin.typepad.com)
6 points by sander 12y ago|0 comments
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Uranium Ore Customer Reviews(amazon.com)
8 points by sander 12y ago|1 comments
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List of wars by death toll – from WWII to the Coconut War(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by sander 13y ago|0 comments
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Google places pro gay statement on its homepage(google.com)
1 points by sander 13y ago|0 comments
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The $50,000 Twitter Account: http://Twitter.com/n(twitter.com)
2 points by sander 13y ago|0 comments
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There should be a iphone cover that blocks the power button
2 points by sander 13y ago|1 comments
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How to sync Gmail for Business with iOs 7?
1 points by sander 13y ago|0 comments
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Facebook's robots.txt(facebook.com)
40 points by sander 13y ago|22 comments
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by sander 14y ago
Finally!
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by sander 14y ago
1. Our read/write API allows you to get any existing data set into Silk. We have various importers available. No OWL/RDF at this time, but that may very well be developed by ourselves or our developer eco-system in the future. 2. Silk has a
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by sander 14y ago
1. Freebase aims to build one big repository of structured data for all the information in the world, whereas Silk consists of separate sites with separate owners. 2. Datasets in Silk are also common websites. Technically, there is no need
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by sander 14y ago
The http://world.silkapp.com site was actually built that way. It's a combination of information on Wikipedia & the CIA world factbook. We built a MediaWiki importer for this, that will be publicly available at some point. Also, some
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by sander 14y ago
Thanks for your remark. As for manual metadata, see: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3953644 As for incompatible schemas, we're not aiming to build one big ontology for the world, but we are aiming to facilitate a large number of data
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by sander 14y ago
We basically have 2 approaches to this problem. When people have existing data with some structure, they can easily convert this into a semantic Silk site. This can be done using various importer tools (such as our CSV importer) and via the
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by sander 14y ago
It's somewhat similar, yet much easier to apply. You don't have to be a programmer or even look at HTML/code to apply semantics to your content.
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by sander 15y ago
There actually is a service that backups your website through FTP regularly, just trying to think of the name...
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by sander 15y ago
I still encounter this on many websites unfortunately :( I'm thinking there should be a browser plugin that lets me report this and also warns me when I'm on such a website. Who's with me?
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2 questions about our conference (Capital On Stage)
1 points by sander 15y ago|0 comments
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by sander 16y ago
Perhaps you could introduce a few steps. Doesn't know if this makes sense, but just thinking out loud for your inspiration: Step 1: signup for trial period (no cc asked) After trial period: complete your profile and get 2 more weeks of sign