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by asdadsdad 3y ago
Oh, look at that https://lumendatabase.org/notices/34710362
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
I wonder who's the agency undertaking the job
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
(Links try to game SEO to influence results of sentenced Arif Patel
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Cute Reputation Management Ops
4 points by asdadsdad 3y ago|4 comments
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
just google Arif Patel
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
it's a reputation management operation
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
having lived in NYC, which has a more intense albeit similar vibe, I have come to appreciate having a comfortable place to go back to at the end of a day. I think that makes a total difference on your experience. That and commute time. Citi
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
job-wise London is very good at pretty much any standard. Aside from the US, there's no other place that tops it
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
London is great iff you have comfort at home, i.e. if you live in a good place where you actually rest. If you live in a shoebox it's miserable
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
oh, they are indeed filing against the Israeli entity - Bright Data Ltd
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
I wonder is having a US entity (brighdata ny) makes things complicated
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
interesting point. in which countries that would be 100% legal in general? BrightData is set up in Israel, right? Is that the case there? But I wonder if having a US entity (NY) they are bound to US jurisdiction for this. Also, what does th
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Musk’s X Corp sues Israel’s Bright Data for scraping data(timesofisrael.com)
49 points by asdadsdad 3y ago|43 comments
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
(short time is 2 years for no-backlog)
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
I never really understood those. Many "online reputation" agencies promise articles on Forbes and many other publications. not sure if any of them actually work
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
probably will never be
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
it's also probably memorable because it was the largest empire in human history with like almost a third of the world in its possession? It's arguably one of the most influential
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
The "developing world" is a such a big cross-section that it's not really possible to correctly claim something like that will apply to all the involved countries, but despite their growing patterns, they also seem to breed a
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
i don't think Argentina ever had the infrastructural or foundational sophistication of the UK. Britain is fairly nimble, it's a naturally a native English speaker country, and has many of the same values that attract businesses to
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
yeah. The Middle East is a quiet underdog people have not been paying much attention, but the Arab world is really powerful
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
an AI green card
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
what kind of bs is this?
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
it's pretty hard to get access to the us, specially remote, when you don't have authorization there. Do you have a GC or US citizenship?
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
Meta is extremely hypocritical about scraping. They continuously send their legal team to threaten third parties on scraping of their platforms yet time and again are caught red-handed
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
What's the point of having it public for humans but not for machines?
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Tell HN: The next generation of videogames will be great with midjourney
2 points by asdadsdad 3y ago|1 comments
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
UK is great
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
I kinda refuse to believe the US gov doesn't undertake astroturfing for its own needs
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
billy corben mentioned "the Miami of today is the America of tomorrow". Every scam that crashes the economy originates or aggravates in Florida.
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
I think Miami has a lot of foundational issues that will prevent it from ever becoming a serious tech city: - the Spanish language is more prevalent than English and there might be even some prejudice against people who don't speak Spa

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