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by asdadsdad 3y ago
I found that working onsite solves 80% of this. By talking to people and living the work day to day you actually get perspective. It's really hard to be alone and remote.
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Ask HN: Would people pay for a blocklist of SEO spam and misleading sites?
5 points by asdadsdad 3y ago|6 comments
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Block Twitter Blue(wired.com)
12 points by asdadsdad 3y ago|2 comments
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London Reputation PR Firms (2017)(theguardian.com)
2 points by asdadsdad 3y ago|0 comments
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
that's the first time I heard about creating fake verified accounts to scrape. I wonder how profitable that is compared to the obvious malicious use cases like astroturfing/spamming
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
how is scraping related to sim farms?
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
really? any senior swe can get a global talent visa?
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
This is the oldest conundrum in Trust & Safety. The target party (Amazon) has pretty much all of the rich data (IPs, cards, addresses) while the interested party (usually a small company) is trying to scrape their way to solve a probl
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
could she leave the house, perhaps?
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
(if so, I have one =) )
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
would a fraud detection solution that you can query for IPs, cards without captcha work?
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
I don't think there was a tone of forcing anyone to do anything.
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
=)
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
very well-written.
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
Ha, no worries. I ask because I've also contemplated that kind of thing and realized that I was chasing my own tail perhaps.
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
why would paid scraping services work then?
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by asdadsdad 3y ago
reddit might be one of the few last places on the internet that hold the old times of pseudo-names and mindless anonymity. I don't see how changing that would benefit the company. see twitter
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Ask HN: How relevant are conferences like Defcon for Product Security Engineers?
1 points by asdadsdad 3y ago|0 comments
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by asdadsdad 4y ago
There must be a day when someone sits down and creates the art of the seized site. Job Posting: Seize Art Designer UI/UX
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by asdadsdad 4y ago
Are you prepare for the wave of lawsuits from people whose voices have been illegally "cloned"?
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by asdadsdad 4y ago
You could put it behind cloudflare tunnel or something
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by asdadsdad 4y ago
Paris is very "french". London is global, like nyc. And even I'd wager London is a tad more global than nyc
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by asdadsdad 4y ago
Instagram is a notorious walled garden, and they have teams specifically dedicated to curbing your very "use-case". Here's one of the most famous attempts at what you want, and a long thread on why it's a massive underta
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by asdadsdad 4y ago
Yeah. I feel like sometimes you'd want an apartment to properly experience the city life, if you're into that (I am). And that's basically the only shortcoming of hotels for me, because indeed, they're cheaper in 99% of
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by asdadsdad 4y ago
I was traveling and hopping from one city to another in Europe, and when I went to rent my second Airbnb using a perfectly good American credit card, they blocked me for "fraud reasons". I booked a 5* hotel which was even cheaper
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by asdadsdad 4y ago
Yeah, and basically Americans can purchase so much more on credit, and Europeans complain they can't buy shit.
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by asdadsdad 4y ago
Agree. The other upside of private companies doing it is that they might shoot themselves in the foot if their business interests misalign with their "credit scoring" ones, and intuition shows the former will take precedence and s
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by asdadsdad 4y ago
In my experience it's starting to moving towards "use a headless browser with patched attributes" or nothing else will work. edit: I have quite a bit of experience with Akamai and other vendors =)
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by asdadsdad 4y ago
How do you plan on tackling anti-bot blocking?
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by asdadsdad 4y ago
because they're probably involved in making the list in the first place =)

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