Wow, the Cuil buzz died quickly. In code...
switch ($day)
{
case 1:
echo "All the rage!";
break;
case 2:
echo "Worst product e-v-e-r";
break;
case 3:
echo " ";
break;
}
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[ 3.5 ms ] story [ 74.1 ms ] threadIt's hard to argue that they didn't earn the money. Whether that money was well spent is another question.
I wonder why they didn't just show it to a few hundred people first... maybe they did, I don't know, it just seems like a bit of a bad way to release a product to me.
build product in a vacuum -> release it to the world!!! -> Oh... umm... they don't like it
The mandate is to prove:
1) That you can make an infrastructure capable of generating indices and hosting a search site that will get major traffic.
2) That your product is not vaporware.
3) That your product has room to grow in terms of technical capability, to justify why a company is seeing investment.
Of course, each of these stats sources are somewhat unreliable, and combining them raises its own issues. Caveat emptor. ;-)
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most of you guys probably already have a very successful company by now too
I was trying to be sarcasstic with my 1st post, I guess it didn't work
i made the first post, and it certainly wasn't to make fun of them. apologies if that is what it sounded like.
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Funny, I wrote the language yesterday to familiarize myself with Parsec, didn't know I'd find a use for it so fast. The day has to be entered manually.http://www.alexa.com/data/details/traffic_details/cuil.com?s...