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by predius 8y ago
We've used https://foundershield.com/ for a few years now. They have managed to help us from a small E&O and supplier liability insurance, as well as cyber liability– to a much larger international insurance spanni
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by predius 10y ago
Brittany Pettibone offered evidence that Twitter is shadow-banning her, here: https://twitter.com/BrittPettibone/status/797186228894322688
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by predius 10y ago
San Francisco has just under that– around 73%. https://www.quora.com/What-percentage-of-San-Francisco-apart...
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by predius 11y ago
We don't expect anyone to pay for Scrapy or Portia! We provide the best Platform (as a Service) to run Scrapy or Portia spiders, and will soon be supporting most standard web scraping technologies. This is free for light users, but we
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by predius 11y ago
I agree, this is definitely a solved problem! If you need to build a solid web scraping stack which is going to be maintained by many people and is critical to your business, you have two options… to use Scrapy or to build something yoursel
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by predius 11y ago
Should be a fairly easy thing to do, this is Python and Scrapy! http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28127396/creating-rss-wit...
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by predius 11y ago
Hi! This is definitely not legal advice, so consult with a lawyer and do your own research if you are thinking of applying this to your own practices. I work for Scrapinghub as well and try to understand the law around this. I can help with
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by predius 11y ago
Scrapinghub Ltd. is looking for PYTHON (Scrapy, Django) and ERLANG Engineers, as well as SALES and SUPPORT engineers. We're a fully distributed company (largest founded outside of the US!) with 107 engineers and staff. So totally REMOT
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Distributed Frontera: Web Crawling at Scale(blog.scrapinghub.com)
17 points by predius 11y ago|0 comments
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by predius 11y ago
I work for Scrapinghub which has a Proxy API which may work for you: http://scrapinghub.com/crawlera Pricing is a lot less and we only use our own IPs.
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Skinfer – a tool for inferring JSON Schemas(blog.scrapinghub.com)
6 points by predius 12y ago|0 comments
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by predius 12y ago
Understood immediately when I saw it, thanks to that!
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XPath tips from the web scraping trenches(blog.scrapinghub.com)
40 points by predius 12y ago|5 comments
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Say hello to the talent hacker(medium.com)
1 points by predius 12y ago|0 comments
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by predius 12y ago
http://whytheluckystiff.net/contact/ From the owner of the domain: NOTE: For some reason, I’ve been getting a LOT (like more than 1, which is a lot for me considering how long this site has been going) of messages from
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by predius 12y ago
From where I'm standing it seems that the "traffic chaos" is being brought about by the cab drivers, not by Uber...
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by predius 12y ago
This is actually a very good content marketing strategy. I'd enjoy being the canonical publisher of these pieces of unique long-form content about an industry that just gets bigger and bigger every year (and interest in it at 3x). It w
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by predius 12y ago
Which is the point, the IRS doesn't want barter to be normalised because that would mean some people could claim barter and escape paying tax.
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by predius 12y ago
From my experience in internet businesses in developing countries, you tend to get quite strong weekly patterns as a lot of people only have access to computers at work, so usage tends to drop on the weekend.
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by predius 13y ago
A lot of this isn't actually the CBO's fault... because they're totally non-political, or need to appear to be, they score things according to the letter of the law. The thing is, the letter of the law is never followed, as w
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by predius 13y ago
That's what so many people miss. They see "Bitcoin" and forget about the technology behind it. The ability to create "cryptocurrencies" at no cost is going to be very interesting, I can't wait to see what we ca