Posted by jure, under blogging experience on July 30th, 2008
The core idea of Zemanta is to make blogging easier. While we try to do this by working on our contextual suggestions, we often notice unexplored area where bloggers are asking for someone to fill them, and make their blogging experience.
Reblog is one such byproducts. The core idea is that giving a correct and fair [...]
Posted by bostjan, under zemanta on July 23rd, 2008
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Exactly a year ago, Andraz and I were sitting in a cafe by the river, pondering whether we dare to test the limits of our imagination and apply for this unknown but strangely familiar beauty contest we found online. They were looking for the next Google they said, but didn’t mind if it [...]
Posted by jure, under blogging experience on July 22nd, 2008
At recent event podcamp Boston 3, Nathan Burke and Ken Gellman, gave a presentation on Discovery- How People Find Blogs, Video and Podcasts They Love & What That Means To You. It’s a great talk on how to promote your blog through different medium, and what do to to get yourself found.
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Posted by andraz, under conferences, zemanta on July 21st, 2008
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We are glad we will be able to participate this year’s Defrag conference in Denver, Colorado in November with the subtitle “The implicit web and more”. I’ll be talking about “Finding Serendipitous Information Through Context”. Hoping to bring some insights about how computers are figuring out what’s on our personal and collective minds [...]
Posted by andraz, under blogging experience, interview on July 20th, 2008
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Amazon is a company best known for their online bookstore, but in the world of web their most prominent offering is “infrastructure as a [...]
Posted by bostjan, under zemanta on July 18th, 2008
7571 is quite an interesting number. It’s not prime number, but those are overrated anyway;it appears to be one of the numbers that match:
a(0)=1, a(n)=9*n^2 + 2, n >= 1(from The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences)
It’s a product of primes 67 and 113, which are even more interesting.
But anyway, to us, this is the Mozilla [...]
