Of Nando
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Hmmm ... the novelty of the statement makes it sounds like Hell must be
quite a profit center.
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Hmmm ... the novelty of the statement makes it sounds like Hell must be
quite a profit center.
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moments pleasure. Perhaps you should reconsider that thinking.
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Hmmm ... the novelty
Everyone - please let this thread die.
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From: M@ Bourke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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lol not this google is going to be evil crud,
solution is simple, don't use google
google is number 1 because of its coolness factor, the minute
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Also if you look at Google's corporate philosophy
page(http://www.google.com
Some of you might find this interesting. It's quite long but the first 20 minutes were really good.
The original sender might get a better grasp on the scope of Google.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3383042311441257769q=ebaytime=1153
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lol not this google is going to be evil crud,
solution is simple, don't use google
google is number 1 because of its coolness factor
Some of you might find this interesting. It's quite long but the
first 20 minutes were really good.
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3383042311441257769q=ebaytime=1153
is anyone else having problems getting
There are a couple of problems that no one has mentioned yet. For one
thing, no one knows how Google's search engine works expect people who
work at google and are under NDA. (Heck, I had to sign an NDA to have
lunch at Google. Of course, I had to sign an NDA to go to the
ColdFusion birthday party
Well I wouldn't be surprised if Google does store as much data as
possible in memory across thousands of machines. I doubt they're using a
regular SQL database, might be some kind of structure ultra optimized
for this particular purpose.
So you'd need a couple of hundred machines to load all
from Sergey Brin and Lawrence Page themselves:
http://www-db.stanford.edu/~backrub/google.html
The Anatomy of a Large-Scale Hypertextual Web Search Engine
I've also seen a video presentation by someone at google explaining
how google page ranking works as well as stuff about their hardware
and
I'm getting a bit concerned about the big brother aspect of Googleand personal data it can (potentionally) hold.eg: I was surprised that my default google page is still .co.uk even
tho I'm on a new machine and back in Australia (ie: .com.au). Itfollowed me all around Europe like that. The
this is getting waaay OT but my last words is the integration bit
between google apps back to search.
I sure as hell don't want to know what kind of sites your into
LOL! lets not go *there* eh, Matt?
EG: hyperthetically, Gmail knows all the domains my emails arrive
from. This could be used for
On 1/4/06, Barry Beattie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
from Sergey Brin and Lawrence Page themselves:
http://www-db.stanford.edu/~backrub/google.html
The Anatomy of a Large-Scale Hypertextual Web Search Engine
I've also seen a video presentation by someone at google explaining
how google page
I was scanning communitymx before January 1st and saw this article:
Using the Google API from ColdFusion
http://www.communitymx.com/abstract.cfm?cid=E98B1E1D9908B4C6
Just thought you'd want to know...
If you can't beat them, join them. You could put together a pretty good
back end to your
Good call Dave...put me in for a few shares of the RAM manufacturer
and hardware provider!
I used to be in and out of the colo facility in Sterling, VA that
housed a large portion of Google's east coast operations. The
facility had two wings, each about the size of a football field.
There were
I have already identified a potential competitve advantage
over google.
...
Also, is it worth it to get CF Enterprise edition for this or
is Standard ok?
I would simply ask that you notify us before you purchase the requisite
number of CF licenses you'll need for this, so that we can all
wierd your spelling check choices appear at the bottom of the email
and your mistakes were still hilighted. Perhaps you didn't finish
editing before you sent it?
Bill
On 12/21/05, Scott Stroz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have been thinking about this for a good part of the day. While everyone
I have already identified a potential competitve advantage over google.
Currently they store all their site data in custom databases. As
everyone knows, database access is notoriously slow. So if the metadata
was moved into ram (the application scope) onApplicationStart, you
would be able to
Jason Parkils everyone! Give him a hand!
-Adam
On 12/22/05, Jason Parkils [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have already identified a potential competitve advantage over google.
Currently they store all their site data in custom databases. As everyone
knows, database access is notoriously slow. So
One of the Google people secrets can be found at [First 10-digit
prime found in consecutive digits of e].com.
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I wand to ask you to tell us more and more about your progress.
Since your first post the days seemed a bit lighter .
Best,
Mihai
On Thu, 2005-12-22 at 08:05 -0500, Jason Parkils wrote:
I have already identified a potential competitve advantage over google. Currently they store
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I'm starting to think this guy is just spamming us.
his last response about the 10 digit prime really had no bearing on
the subject did it?
Bill
On 12/22/05, Scott Stroz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Please...Please...tell me you are kidding!
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I'm starting to think this guy is just spamming us.
his last response about the 10 digit prime really had no bearing on
the subject did it?
Bill
On 12/22/05, Scott Stroz [EMAIL
4:06 PMTo: CFCDev@cfczone.orgSubject: Re: [CFCDev] Google with CFCs?I'm starting to think this guy is just spamming us.
his last response about the 10 digit prime really had no bearing onthe subject did it?BillOn 12/22/05, Scott Stroz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote: Please...Please...tell me you
time" off and then charge your company eight grand. Just an idea
;-)
Raphael
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CFCs?I ha
Three cheers and a beer to the guy who
started this thread J
Tom
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CFCs?
The guy is either
on to this type of humor watching Archie Bunker.
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close.
you're spamming yourselves
Dude, even IF you managed to write an algorithm better than googles and implemented it with CFCs running on CF Server that used indexed metadata stored in Application scope (which is basically total nosense!) I dont think it gives you a competitive advantage over google.
Heres what i mean - these
This has GOTTA be a joke! This is hilarious!!!
Will
Patrick Branley wrote:
Dude,
even IF you managed to write an algorithm better than googles and
implemented it with CFCs running on CF Server that used indexed
metadata stored in Application scope (which is basically total
nosense!) I
This is an early April Fools' joke, right?
Christopher Bradford
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Subject: [CFCDev] Google with CFCs?
Hi,
My company wants me to
build a web search
Christopher, you must have missed the part where he said the front-end is done. All he needs is the back-end. He is almost there. ;)On 12/21/05, Christopher Bradford
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This is an early April Fools' joke, right?
Christopher Bradford
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lol
On 12/21/05, Christopher Bradford [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is an early April Fools' joke, right?
Christopher Bradford
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Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2005 9:30 AM
Subject: [CFCDev] Google with CFCs?
Hi,
Here's a good place to start: http://computer.howstuffworks.com/search-engine.htm-- Scott StrozBoyzoid.com
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Try a Google search.
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On 12/21/05, Jason Parkils [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
My company wants me to build a web search engine to beat google's search.
Should I use CFCs for this project or are they too slow? Also can anyone
point me to an article that talks about how google
Sorry, Bill, we're not physicists, and this isn't /that/ kind of cold fusion.
May I suggest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Patrick
On 12/21/05, Jason Parkils [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
My company wants me to build a web search engine to beat google's search.
Should I use CFCs for this project or
Cmon, lets share the secret to this poor lost soul :)
Here is a secret link where google explains houw it is done.
http://www.google.com/technology/pigeonrank.html
:P
Regards,
Marbs
On Wed, 21 Dec 2005, Patrick McElhaney wrote:
Sorry, Bill, we're not physicists, and this isn't /that/ kind of
Jason -
Honestly, if your company is trying to get all excited about beating Google,
but not having an internal plan already about how to do it, then you might
consider keeping your eye on the job market.
Now if the goal is to have a better internal search engine, then you should
consider
Verity search engine from Coldfusion is good enough for me.
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Jason -
Honestly, if your company is trying to get all
Just because I have an opinion on this
1. They are where they are because they took a fresh approach instead of improving on something that someone else did - EXTREME INNOVATION
2. They have hundreds of people working on the technology and they have built their own computer arrays out of
perhaps we all just misunderstand what he is trying to do exactly.
maybe they want to do better than google and indexing their one
website and not the entire web?
Bill
On 12/21/05, Gary Menzel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just because I have an opinion on this
1. They are where they are
Hi Best of luck, best advice would be to start with the right hardware in place, before you write the software go out and buy 90,000 servers and a hell of a lot of server racks to put them all on.M@
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Google receives more than 200 million search
queries a day, more than half of which come from outside the United
States. Peak traffic hours to google.com are between 6 a.m. and noon
PST, when more than 2,000 search queries are answered a second.from:
PossiblyExcept the words that say beat google's search engine seems to imply some type of competition as opposed to work better than google in our environment.Similarly working on the web crawling aspects implies something outside of their own intranet.
Just a thought.GaryOn 12/22/05, Bill
true, but since the dreamer hasn't reappeared and clarified anything I
was trying to give him the benefit of the doubt.
Bill
On 12/21/05, Gary Menzel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Possibly
Except the words that say beat google's search engine seems to imply some
type of competition as
I think Jason Parkils may be cousin to Mr Stan Cox...
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On 12/21/05, Bill Rawlinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
true, but since the dreamer hasn't reappeared and clarified anything I
was trying to give him the
I have to chime in here :D
If you are planning on building a search engine to "beat" google, is it
wise to announce such a plan from a GMail account ?
Jason - did you just let the cat out of the bag ?
Callum
P.S. While everyone here (including me) has enjoyed a bit of humor on
this topic,
I have been thinking about this for a good part
of the day. While everyone has good points about what
Google has in terms of money and hardware, something
struck me about this.
Its not what
Google has or has done. Its
the fact that every other search engine out there is throwing ass
loads
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