Thanks to an agressive privacy policy and a simple homepage, TIME is digging Gabe Weinberg’s DuckDuckGo search engine as the anti-Google. From TIME:
Based in Valley Forge, Weinberg is also behind the Open Angel Forum and keeps an active blog about his startup efforts including a post on how he was selected for the list:
A decade after “trucker extinction” forecasts fizzled, Pittsburgh-based Aurora Innovation is making real progress, tempered by regulatory and workforce challenges.
The PUC drafted a plan for how large electricity users pay for power and interact with the grid. Public comments are open through late December.
Plus, Project Washington developers sign union deal, global ag sciences firm Chestnut Run is moving to Wilmington and more local moves.
The startup’s network of home sensors can now warn anyone of electrical risks — and hopes to help utilities prevent wildfires.
The former Shark Tank star returned to his hometown for Pittsburgh Tech Week, announcing a free AI bootcamp for local high schoolers.
The alleged hackers are speaking out about their motives, community members are taking legal action and a cybersecurity expert offers advice on what to do now.
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There’s been a lot of good buzz here, and on running some sample searches, I’m inclined to agree. Nice interface, accurate results, minimal clutter. Most importantly, the results seem clear of the eHow and Wikipedia spammers that still seem to be a problem with Google.