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This post outlines how you can run Moodle on Heroku. This route is a potential solution for anyone looking to get started with Moodle, a feature rich, open source learning management system (LMS), using a hosting solution that provides greater control and does not display ads to students.
I recently found an interesting
stackoverflow question
that I posted an answer to without the thought the question deserved.
The poster was storing documents in Elasticsearch and
using function_score
with its random_score
option to
randomly select a document from a set.
This seemed fairly straightforward. The poster also wanted
to boost certain documents. My first response suggested the use of
query boost to accomplish the task. However, what the poster really wanted
was weighted random sampling and upon further exploration, I discovered
this was not the simple task of constructing the right query
as I had initially thought.
LAST UPDATED on 22 Nov 2019 –
Elasticsearch allows you to create analyzers
giving you control over how your content is
indexed. What if this content is HTML content?
Perhaps, you need to index content submitted
via rich text editors in Wordpress forms. Or,
you might be improving the search experience for
your intranet. Elasticsearch’s html_strip
character
filter is handy in these types of scenarios.