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by bluelu 15y ago
It's pretty iteresting in what direction google is pushing. Since all the requests are handled by google (you have to change the dns servers to point to google), this will give them complete website profiles, on what surfers visit and how t
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by bluelu 15y ago
Will it also run Internet Explorer?
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by bluelu 15y ago
And do they also appear in google+?
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by bluelu 15y ago
That's one of the reasons I left my first and last employer. Tons of compnontent wiring written in xml, tons of configuration directives, but the end only the defaults were used anyway. Impossible to do updates because everything could brea
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by bluelu 15y ago
The other content sharing services also din't publish a policy when they started saying that (in interpreted form) the data you transfered was encrypted and that there was no way they could decrypt or access your data.
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by bluelu 15y ago
Nice to hear that you liked it here. Many people call Luxembourg the small switzerland. They also have plans to reorganize the main central station and to build a park on it. So in 5-10 years, it will look much nicer. We don't require our
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by bluelu 15y ago
Trendiction in Luxembourg: http://www.trendiction.com/ http://blog.trendiction.com/tag/joboffer No remote. Looking for 1-2 more java developers in the field of: - distributed large scale crawling, content extraction, data analysis We cr
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by bluelu 15y ago
Certainly, this was the CTO himself who quickly thought of a hack to reduce login times by a factor of 10, e.g. by logging in all users ;)
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by bluelu 15y ago
And I bet there are hundres of other users loging in at that time as well.
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by bluelu 15y ago
I bet this was his personal account and he used an easily breakable password there. He has all interest to do a rollback there ;).
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by bluelu 15y ago
Paypal is a bank in Luxembourg and obeys luxembourgish banking rules, thus also fraud detection and money laundring detection, which is probably the cause when of why you see many people complaining of having to sent in an ID or more.
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by bluelu 15y ago
At the end, one single company will control the internet. I hope this is not something you want. Like twitter does control twitter and only opens up their data to gnip, etc... This won't be accepted. And even legally, this is not possible d
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by bluelu 15y ago
I applied once in 2008. My recruiter was very friendly and did a great job. (I met him and another one at a presentation, and only 3 days later I had 2 onsite interviews). However, one interviewer didn't like me. When we had the open quest
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by bluelu 15y ago
Bravo for Facebook not pulling a lame PR stunt like google when they thought Bing would be stealing their results!
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by bluelu 15y ago
Sorry, didn't think about that. Edited it. thanks
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by bluelu 15y ago
Our company (EDIT: not related in any form to readable or readability) does nonrss based crawling (blogs, news, message boards), so we spent quite some time on automatically identifying article, author and date and comments in articles. If
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by bluelu 15y ago
Trendiction is hiring in Esch-Sur-Alzette (Luxembourg). Please see http://www.trendiction.com/ or http://www.trendiction.de/ We do distributed crawling, content/article analysis/extraction, and reporting through a multitude of sources (
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by bluelu 15y ago
"Realize, now, what a crazy position we were in."
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by bluelu 15y ago
Just a question: Instead of buying, what stops somebody from submitting an url for each of emebed.ly's supported service, grabbing and analyzing the results, and then offering or using the same service?
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by bluelu 16y ago
10 years ago, europeonline launched a service where your traffic downlink would be routed through a satelite connection. They also had a service that let you predownload files from http/ftp servers and then you could request an offline broa
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by bluelu 16y ago
It would be great if they could create a patent pool where every company could join (e.g. paying a small yearly fee), so whenever somebody sues you, you would have the right to use all the patents in that patent pool to sue the other compan
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by bluelu 16y ago
Trendiction in Luxembourg: http://www.trendiction.com/ http://blog.trendiction.com/tag/joboffer No remote. Looking for 3-4 more java developers in the field of: - distributed large scale crawling, content extraction, data analysis - web
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by bluelu 16y ago
In the past, the google challenge results were unfair: Your bot was ranking based on a single game against a minority of other bots and on a random map. At least they should have let the top 100 ranked bots played against other multiple tim
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by bluelu 16y ago
Trendiction in Luxembourg: http://www.trendiction.com/ http://blog.trendiction.com/tag/joboffer No remote. Looking for 3-4 more java developers in the field of: - distributed large scale crawling, content extraction, data analysis - web
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by bluelu 16y ago
Your company must be based in Luxembourg, so you must have an authorization to create a company in Luxembourg which is sometimes hard to get. But they are trying to improve things there. You will get the help only once and it will only matc
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by bluelu 16y ago
You get much better deals in other countries. For instance, in Luxembourg, the state is going to double your investment (up to a million €) while not taking any parts in the company. But you must pass a comittee which decides on whether you
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by bluelu 16y ago
All I can say is, that google engineers must be really jealous for not coming up with the same idea of ranking sites based on what people enter into search boxes and what links they click on. Sounds like Pagerank 2.0 to me.
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by bluelu 16y ago
The same game as google plays with the adsense spam sites. As long as they make money, allow them to stay even though in public you say taht you will do everything to ban them. It's not that hard to spot users messaging new users during the
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by bluelu 16y ago
The googlers are just angry that they couldn't come up with that genious idea themselves.
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by bluelu 16y ago
You are just jealous that your engineers haven't thought of this yourself. I bet is just recording general searches (input query) + clicked links. A pretty good idea. And don't tell me you are not using the results from the google toolbar t

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