Dusan Omercevic is VP of Engineering at Zemanta. Before joining Zemanta he headed software development at Najdi.si and led several large software development projects (e.g., highway traffic management system, electronic toll collection). He pursues a PhD in computer vision at the University of Ljubljana.
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On today's Black Friday, I'm thinking about how the web search is going through some big changes at the moment. I argue that it's time to try something more user friendly than entering keywords in a search box.
Dusan has an awesome blog, sometimes we borrow some of his content and post it on our blog. One of the great advantages of working for Zemanta is that you get to meet some of the most interesting people on the planet. Thus, on Friday we were honored by a visit of Brad Feld who is on a private [...]
Image via Wikipedia At Zemanta we are constantly experimenting with new ideas how to improve our service. Most of our experiments are gainless, but quite often one learns more from failure than success. One of the gainless but illuminating experiments we did lately is term pruning. Experimentally, we have observed that 52% of terms occur [...]