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Edit: I forgot to add how would I add the webpage to the databases already suggested here? Do I need to use a separate program to spider/index each site, and check for its updates?

I've been meaning to attempt running a custom search engine for particular sites I've 'bookmarked'. Some sites contain gold that could be useful in the future and is not often discovered in Google results.

Should I go the Postgres/Elasticsearch route or are somewhat out-of-the-box solutions available?

Sorry, how does flossing impact?

What's are the costs? Couldn't find it on the site.

Um, what is it?

I did the term 'fracking' in this context. I'll start using it.

Can you please elaborate on why your regret returning home?

What does this mean?

I've been wanting to run my own search engine sorta thingy that indexes websites I feed it. I sometimes find little nooks of the net that post resources I may need in the future. Like my own mini-Google that indexes a list of sites.

How can I go about creating this? Are their off-the-shelf solutions, will I need to say combine scrapy with elastic search? The links in this thread look promising.

Thanks for the insightful primer!

What's wrong with Substack? I don't know much about it!

What's wrong with Substack? I don't know much about it.

Thank you for succinctly encapsulating what 'startup' means! I can now die in peace.

I must say, Swift is a pretty good writer; yet this perception is warped by my surprise to be honest. I guess I'll go looking out for more of her written works when I next have a free moment to make a better judgement.