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I want to build spell/query correction functionality. I have 49GB of indexed data into Solr. I want to create a mechanism just like Google - "Did you mean".
Example - If any user asks any question/query into search then my system/application gives the correct query and will correct all the misspell word from query/question.
So, Is Solr is best for this functionality? Or Is there any other tools for the same?
Is this beer the best beer of the world?
It depends!
The quality of the results from the solr spell checking functionality depends form your configuration and the language, you like to check.
And.. it depends on the data based on.
I spend a lot of hours to get an working environment for spechecking with solr (language: german). Finally only with the option "only more popular" this features gives an result with an satisfaction-rate of 75% .
What I'm trying to say: to find the best application for spell checking in your case: simply test several way.
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Thinking about how to set up a flexible query library I wonder whether Google Colab might be a good way to organize, document, and run queries on BigQuery. I have never used notebooks before but the fact that they allow for a structured approach could be really beneficial. I assume (but would like to have verified all the same) that I can simply define all kinds of subqueries, CTE's, functions, etc, in different sections of the notebook and then lastly define the actual master query taking all of those in?
Not sure if I could reuse certain notebooks that specifically hold more often used CTE's and functions either. That would surely be a bonus and a nice way to create the fundaments of such a library.
Any insights would be highly appreciated!
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You can use Google Cloud Client Library to interact with BQ in a pythonic way wthin Google colab. please check Link.
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Having the custom search engine code installed in my site but I'm seeing ads in the search result.
this is the link
Is it possible to hide ads?
Do I have to pay if I want an ad free version?
I know this is old, but this info is oddly difficult to find.
To sum up:
Google discontinued their paid option of ad-free custom search engine about in April of 2018. That was their quick and easy version, what is now referred to as the "Standard Search Element" version of the Custom Search Engine - free and full of ads.
So the only way to use custom search on your site now is by using their JSON API:
https://developers.google.com/custom-search/v1/overview
Check out this page for info on the different Custom Search offerings:
https://support.google.com/customsearch/answer/9069107
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Is it possible to create API documents on JIRA? If yes then how? The currently employed approach involves creating / updating a Microsoft Word document and replacing it on Confluence. This approach though fulfills the requirement but do not seems a better way for API documentation management.
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Uploading Microsoft Word documents is probably the worst way.
Although I find Confluence (and JIRA) to be terrible, I write API docs using a table and it works well:
Once you have a template, copy and paste to grow the docs.
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I found myself trying to convert IP addresses into locations today, and found a number of options. They vary in methodology (some are downloadable databases, some are services, etc) and quality.
Whois
hostip.info
ip2location.com
maxmind
Dayana
geoiptool.com
There are more.
I know the quality of any of these tools can only be so high (users can proxy, etc), but I would like to know which of the above tools is generally the best, or if I should be using multiple services, or what. Does anyone have any experience actually comparing these to each other, or know where I can find such a comparison?
I've been using maxmind in an Asp.net site and it have been always reliable and quite fast to respond. Consider also using Html5 geolocation if you'll be dealing with browsers.
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For me it's got to be the Microsoft SQL Server Cast and Convert reference. I must love that page, I seem to visit it several times a day.
PHP Documentation for me - clear, concise, user tips (although these are not always correct and secure - pinch of salt etc). Also good for typing directly into an address bar if you know the function name, eg php.net/in_array - straight to the function's page.
The YUI documentation has had a good number of views over my last few projects...a good example of a clear and concise API
Definitely should be http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt :)
It depends a lot on what I'm doing and what my toolset is. In generaly these days it is probably Stroustrup's The C++ Programming Language.
From time to time, I still find that people need my services maintaining/fixing/adding new features to ASP site (VBScript) pages from time to time (yuck). The MSDN VBScript reference is usually all I need.