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Server/article is down. Its a rather interesting problem and it generated lots of questions. One immediate question is how you determine the the nodes that si
by vtaeed 14y ago
Server/article is down. Its a rather interesting problem and it generated lots of questions. One immediate question is how you determine the the nodes that sit on the rail voltages (i.e. the good and bad nodes)? Would be interesting to see if how they measured the success of this solution in reducing click fraud etc.
- saidinesh5 14y agoHi, I am sorry. I am no longer permitted to share that piece of work. And hence I took down the blog post. Thank You.
- vtaeed 14y agoUnfortunate but completely understandable - its difficult to publish work related to stopping fraud.
- politician 14y agoMeta-question: If the author is no longer able to publish the work, but HN still hosts the article comments with the title "Using an electrical circuit solver to track ad click fraud," then isn't the cat already out of the bag?
- saidinesh5 14y agoAt this point of time, i honestly believe that it was an open problem in the public domain, that any high school student could have solved (at least, when nudged in the right direction)... And I am pretty sure that a lot of people have come up with a lot more useful/interesting solutions. And that's why I openly shared my work, hoping that it would be just an interesting little observation... So I don't believe that the cat was ever hiding in a bag ...