vark

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by vark 16y ago
Are you thinking about infoaxe.com ?
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by vark 16y ago
Dealbreaker for me: Piwik cannot do page-specific stats. Everything else was in Piwik's favor, but I'm going to have to use GA because of this one requirement.
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Pitch HN: World Travel-themed check-in service
4 points by vark 16y ago|0 comments
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by vark 16y ago
They forgot: 1. Lively 2. Google Print Also, Google Answers preceded Yahoo Answers -- they got that wrong.
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by vark 16y ago
From http://glinden.blogspot.com/2008/05/yahoo-builds-two-petabyt... : Yahoo builds two petabyte PostgreSQL database James Hamilton writes about Yahoo's "over 2 petabyte repository of user click stream and context data with an update rate
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by vark 16y ago
- Modern Information Retrieval by Baeza Yates - Data Mining Book by Jiawei Han et al - Managing Gigabytes by Witten et al - Hypertext Mining book by Chakrabarti
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by vark 16y ago
Looks like a great way to burn through 50Million in 2 years: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jellyfish.com
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by vark 16y ago
Also see: http://browserplus.yahoo.com/
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by vark 16y ago
Adding a Y axis would immediately draw up hundreds of blog posts and academic papers citing it as a "benchmark", making various claims and hypotheticals about Facebook's infrastructure. Since we don't have access to the exact metric or meth
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by vark 16y ago
also see: http://graph.facebook.com/default.aspx
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by vark 16y ago
No context in particular :) Just an observation of how the "inertial scrolling" people are raving about on the new iDevices has a history deeply rooted in Mac folklore (Andy Hertzfeld was part of the original Mac team). Also note mention of
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"I decided to add "inertial" scrolling, where you gave the image a push..."(folklore.org)
74 points by vark 16y ago|18 comments
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by vark 16y ago
I thought the URL for that was http://daringfireball.net :P
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Google Search's Speed-based Ranking, Baking and Frying(arnab.org)
1 points by vark 16y ago|0 comments