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by coderholic 6y ago
IPinfo.io | Various Roles | Remote | Fulltime / Parttime / Contract | https://ipinfo.io & https://host.io IPinfo is an IP address information API and data provider. Our industry leading IP geolocation A
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by coderholic 6y ago
IPinfo.io | Data / Eng / Sales / Product / Ops / QA | Remote | Fulltime | https://ipinfo.io & https://host.io IPinfo is an IP address information API and data provider. Our industry leadi
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by coderholic 6y ago
At https://host.io we scrape every registered domain once a month, and make the meta data available freely over an API. You could use that to get a title for a domain (although not for a URL that's not the main domain), eg:
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by coderholic 6y ago
When I was 16 I beta-tested Black & White at Lionhead Studios, and met Peter Molyneux and his team. They were my heroes at the time, as I dreamt of one day being a game developer. I stayed by myself in a B&B, testing the game all da
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by coderholic 6y ago
> This is just a paid, public gripe that a lot of people can relate with It is > but what purpose does it serve? It lets the millions of other parents who find themselves suddenly in the same situation, feeling the same things, know t
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by coderholic 6y ago
I don't think the point is it can't be done. I think it's just acknowledging that it's HARD. Both for the kids, and the parents.
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by coderholic 6y ago
Me too! We're jugging 3 kids and working from home, and I thought the article was on point. My guess is that most of the dismissive comments are from people without kids!
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by coderholic 6y ago
They're only announcing a single /24 currently: https://ipinfo.io/AS14593
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by coderholic 6y ago
I've been seeing them more and more frequently for venture capitalist firms, in twitter bios etc. Thought I'd check our ( https://host.io ) ranking data for .vc domains: => select * from hostio.rank where split_
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by coderholic 6y ago
Gotcha. You're talking about doordash pretending to be the restaurant, not the arbitrage problem.
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by coderholic 6y ago
The pizza business is the one making the profit here, at doordash's expense. It'd presumably be trivial for doordash to fix this, by checking the order amount against the cost. The article explains why they might not be doing that
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by coderholic 6y ago
Another option is to not scrape at all, and use an existing data set. Common crawl is one good example, and http archive is another. If you just want meta data from the homepage of all domains we scrape that every month at https:/&#x2
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by coderholic 7y ago
Cybersecurity research / investigation (example here: https://twitter.com/host/status/1215709472066170880 ) Intellectual property enforcement Malicious traffic / account creation investigation Domain name
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by coderholic 7y ago
IPinfo.io | Content Strategy / Marketing / Creator | Remote | Part or Full time IPinfo is an IP address information API and data provider. Our industry leading IP geolocation API handles over 20 billion API requests a month. We&#x
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by coderholic 7y ago
Currently the API is priced at $0.01 per call, with $10 of free credit when you signup. We'll likely add monthly subscriptions in the future perhaps with a recurring monthly free tier, but we don't have them yet. If you do run out
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by coderholic 7y ago
We're doing the scraping ourselves. Just a single page per domain currently (so it's just links on the homepage), but we'll expand to a few pages per domain in the future. We're also doing the ranking ourselves. We boots
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by coderholic 7y ago
All domains is literally all domains :)
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by coderholic 7y ago
https://host.io - an API to get domain name metadata (scraped web content, backlinks, redirects, dns data, ranking information and more). See https://host.io/google.com for an example. We've been building o
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Privacy Detection API: VPN, Proxy, Tor and Server IP Detection(ipinfo.io)
3 points by coderholic 7y ago|0 comments
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by coderholic 7y ago
Sure, would love to be part of your evaluation! ben@ipinfo.io
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by coderholic 7y ago
Here are some reasons why someone might choose to use us: - We're super developer friendly - you don't even need an access token to make up to 1,000 requests per day. We have a clean / simple JSON response, and official SDKs
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by coderholic 7y ago
Yep, shoot me a mail :) Or see https://ipinfo.io/corrections
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by coderholic 7y ago
Creating the worlds best IP address and domain name APIs and data sets, at https://ipinfo.io and https://host.io . We've solved scaling and reliability (we handle 20 billion API requests a month), and we're
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by coderholic 7y ago
IPinfo.io | Software Engineer (Web Product Owner) | Remote | Full-time IPinfo is an IP address information API and data provider. Our industry leading IP geolocation API handles over 20 billion API requests a month. We're bootstrapped,
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by coderholic 7y ago
I started IPinfo.io ~6 years (and launched it on HN: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7239333 ). We now serve 20 billion geolocation API requests a month, and roll our own geolocation data (we used to rely on the maxmind
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by coderholic 7y ago
Thanks Chelmzy! We have a few data "modules" launching soon with a security focus, including abuse contact details, VPN detection, and full IP whois details. If you'd like to get early access and trial any of them (or if you&
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by coderholic 7y ago
This was some fun work, and the results were even more promising that we'd expected. If anything isn't clear from the post of if you have any questions I'd love to answer then! Ben - Founder, IPinfo.io
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Reducing our API latency by making reverse DNS lookups fast (2019)(blog.ipinfo.io)
12 points by coderholic 7y ago|3 comments
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by coderholic 7y ago
I think it could be a US / Europe thing. In the UK (where I'm originally from) I think almost all door locks I've seen require a key to unlock from the inside, but in the US (where I've lived for 7 years) I don't th
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by coderholic 7y ago
IPinfo.io | Various Roles [Eng / Data / PM / BizDev / Growth / Sales] | Remote | Full-time or Part-time or Contract I started https://ipinfo.io as a small side project 6 years ago, and it has since grown

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