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by bluelu 16y ago
Luxembourg, Europe Trendiction - Collecting and parsing web data (message boards, blog posts, comments). Searching for 2 more java developers. No remote work. http://blog.trendiction.com/tag/joboffer
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by bluelu 16y ago
Are you allowed to do this if you don't own the trademark on groupon in australia? I don't know!
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by bluelu 16y ago
If you give up too quickly, and don't focus and create too many applciations?
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by bluelu 16y ago
They will certainly try to expand into different markets as well. e.g. open a store a la amazon with all the shops they features, etc, while having still a groupon deal each day on their site.
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by bluelu 16y ago
On Digg, you had at least real persons signing up and some type of community. Twitter users are marketing people or self loving/promoting people. No normal person would sign up because there is simply no use to it. In 2-3 years, twitter wil
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by bluelu 16y ago
Do you think it's that much with amazon offering a monitoring solution now as well.
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by bluelu 16y ago
I didn't even see the link to quora at the bottom...
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by bluelu 16y ago
Luxembourg, Europe. (No remote) Looking for 3-4 more java developers in the field of: - distributed large scale crawling, content extraction, data analysis - web applications We crawl, analyze (extract article, author, date, theme, sentimen
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by bluelu 16y ago
There should be a rule that every server can only have one ip address at most. Then introduce a new version of ssl which also works with a non dedicated ip. This would release millions of ip addreses.
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by bluelu 16y ago
If you order more than one, you even get an enveloppe for every kit to send them back seperatly. You get another free kit if they can't read your sample. The shipment fee doesn't increase with the number of kits you order.
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by bluelu 16y ago
The amount of money they have to pay. It's no way close to the copyright infrigment they have done. (If they have done so).
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by bluelu 16y ago
"SAP had admitted liability for TomorrowNow's actions. The unit, which provided software maintenance and support to Oracle customers, downloaded Oracle software and documents, infringing on 120 copyrights." Oracle US, SAP German and a US ju
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by bluelu 16y ago
1000 tweets (maybe with metadata 1 KB) are juts 100 KB/s traffic (if compressed). You could stream this from one of the smaller ec2 instances.
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by bluelu 16y ago
Thanks for sharing. I will apply. I already sent in my DNA a few months ago so they can already do the first prescrening on their site without both of us wasting time! ;)
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by bluelu 16y ago
We (Trendiction) are hiring in Esch-Sur-Alzette (Luxembourg). Please see http://blog.trendiction.com/tag/jobs We do distributed crawling, content analysis/extraction, and reporting through a multitude of sources (message boards, blogs, ne
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by bluelu 16y ago
What you are claiming holds for Delaware (which is in the USA!). Just google for delaware tax haven.
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by bluelu 16y ago
" I suspect, therefore, that Luxembourg does not regulate or apply its laws to commerce that occurs outside its borders." is just plain wrong.
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by bluelu 16y ago
Paypal is regulated by the luxembougish banking association. The most important rule is "know your customer". If you don't do that as a bank, you will go to jail if you have dirty money coming in. I suspect all those crying foul in the past
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by bluelu 16y ago
Most of the paypal horror stories always relate to paypal users not providing or not willing to provide valid information to identify their accounts. In Luxembourg (and paypal is a registred and regulated bank in Luxembourg), the government
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by bluelu 16y ago
Java - Engineer, Luxembourg, Europe. We are searching at least 3 more developers in the fields of search & automatic content/site extraction, crawling, duplicate content, news/spam detection. We do content fetching and aggregation (news
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by bluelu 16y ago
I completely agree with you. Either you take the cash or you don't. But if you take the cash, you shouldn't be mourning afterwards about not having enough money (while spending close to 1/2 million a year on ec2) and not being able to decid
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by bluelu 16y ago
CN bought reddit so they can do whatever they want to do with reddit. Either you take the cash or you leave it.
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by bluelu 16y ago
To every story there is also the other side of the story. They obviously don't freeze accounts account just like that for fun, so they certainly had some reasons to do so.
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by bluelu 16y ago
Esch-Sur-Alzette, Luxembourg, Europe. We are searching at least 3 more developers in the fields of search & automatic content/site extraction, crawling, duplicate content, news/spam detection. We do content fetching and aggregation (new
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by bluelu 18y ago
As if the engineers at google were too stupid to implement real time search of a limited source set... :-) If you search something that's not very common on twitter, the search will take forever (> 10 seconds to return results).
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by bluelu 18y ago
So what happens if your points get decreased. Do you start earning less than? I don't think that's even possible here (Europe)
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by bluelu 18y ago
That serach engine nees a bit of refinement. Doesn't even find itself: http://duckduckgo.com/?q=duck+duck+go
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by bluelu 18y ago
Why not write a custom 404 handler which when triggered tries to download the file from the original server, and when the file hasn't yet been downloaded, redirects to the master server as well? This worked pretty well for a friend's site a
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by bluelu 18y ago
There is also memcachedb. ( http://memcachedb.org/ ) Same interface as memcache, with replication features and persistent storage.
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by bluelu 18y ago
My former employer also had an AML solution. You entered the name of the person as starting point, and the solution tried to fetch all related persons from the web by analyzing the name where the person was matched. These names were then as

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