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by gallamine 11y ago
> pursuit of the almighty dollar Turns out, not having any of those almighty dollars ends up looking like this town - pretty bad.
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by gallamine 11y ago
I've recently become a Jeep enthusiast. There's a fairly limited amount of off-road trails and rock crawling locations on the East Coast. I can only imagine that there's tons of great places to wheel given the amount of minin
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by gallamine 11y ago
It is hugely disappointing to see what, likely, is them getting run into the ground. It almost seems self-serving that Rubin would buy all these companies, who would have been competitors for his new incubator, shackle them to Google and th
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by gallamine 11y ago
Distil Networks | SF, DC, NC (RDU) | ONSITE (with a few exceptions) | We block bots on the internet. Howdy HN, Distil Networks is looking to hire all sorts of Engineering, Support, Marketing and Misc. positions ( https://jobs.leve
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by gallamine 11y ago
I am constantly impressed and pleased with 1Passsword - both the ease of use and their constant stream of updates. My family has a shared password Vault for common passwords, and private values for non-common ones.
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by gallamine 11y ago
Distil Networks | SF, DC, NC (RDU) | ONSITE | We block bots on the internet. Howdy HN, Distil Networks is looking to hire all sorts of Engineering, Support, Marketing and Misc. positions ( https://jobs.lever.co/distilnetworks
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by gallamine 11y ago
Can you say a few words about this. What's the advantage over doing a recursive ls with something like s3cmd?
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by gallamine 11y ago
I guess "users" is a confusing concept, but a service like Cloudflare would be an example of a more complex application serving that scale of people.
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by gallamine 11y ago
Distil Networks | SF, DC (Arlington) NC (RDU) | ONSITE (with a few exceptions) | We block bots on the internet. Yo HN, Distil's mission is to stop bad bots from scraping content from our customers websites. This is along with reducing
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by gallamine 11y ago
I'm curious to know how the droplet size effects the water temperature required to take, "a nice hot shower." Wouldn't the smaller droplets increase surface area and convection/radiative heat loss? There is a certai
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by gallamine 11y ago
Distil Networks | SF, DC (Arlington) NC (RDU) | ONSITE (with a few exceptions) | We block bots on the internet. Howdy HN, Distil announced $21M of Series B funding last month to stop bad bots from scraping content from our customers websit
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by gallamine 11y ago
Distil Networks | SF, DC (Arlington) NC (RDU), Soon-to-be London | ONSITE (with a few exceptions) | We block bots on the internet. Distil announced $21M of Series B funding yesterday to stop bad bots from scraping content from our customers
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A Testament to a Great Team(resources.distilnetworks.com)
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by gallamine 11y ago
Distil Networks | SF, DC (Arlington), NC (RDU) | ONSITE (with a few exceptions) | We block bots on the internet. http://www.distilnetworks.com/ Distil Networks is a rapidly growing company that allows our customers to stop
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by gallamine 11y ago
It's easy to forget that populations have a wide range (distribution) of abilities and mental fortitude. Sometimes someone on one extreme of the distribution doesn't realize their privilege and condescends to those on the other en
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by gallamine 11y ago
I am referring to subcarrier intensity modulation. If you were to turn the optical power from 100% to 0% and then back to 100% in a sinusoid fashion, you would be modulating the intensity of the output. The diode observes the extremely high
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by gallamine 11y ago
I wasn't referring to ToF measurement, I was referring to two diodes measuring the difference in phase of a subcarrier intensity modulated signal. Essentially the subcarrier is a intensity modulation of the light. At XX MHz the optical
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by gallamine 11y ago
You would be able to get some distance information via the modulation on the signal. If your photodiode response was able to pick up phase changes, you can estimate distance. The light arriving at closer diodes will have a different phase t
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by gallamine 11y ago
Author here. Unfortunately, (I've been told), common sense accounting where you look at the hourly cost of the worker vs. the cost of buying a service doesn't work in a startup. To the funding sources, my time looks free and any c
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by gallamine 11y ago
Distil Networks - http://www.distilnetworks.com - DC, SF, NC and some remote Distil finds and blocks bots and content scrapers from attacking our client's websites with form fraud, content theft, price scraping, and other n
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by gallamine 11y ago
I think there's a "WhoIsHiring" official user and and "__WhoIsHiring" fake user.
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by gallamine 11y ago
Distil Networks - http://www.distilnetworks.com - DC, SF, NC and some remote Distil finds and blocks bots and content scrapers from attacking our client's websites with form fraud, content theft, price scraping, and other n
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Find Remote Data Science Jobs(remotedatascience.com)
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by gallamine 11y ago
It's kind of like being a cancer "survivor" - XKCD explained it well: https://xkcd.com/931/
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by gallamine 12y ago
> Maybe a few companies/startups who have cash in their pocket will use it/try it out Honestly, I'd see it the other way around. Small companies without a DS team might be drawn to this. I don't see how any company wi
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by gallamine 12y ago
The system also uses logistic regression and is limited to 100 gb dataset. Prediction with LR isn't that expensive and training can be done online with something like stochastic gradient descent. That can be done on a single computer.
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by gallamine 12y ago
Distil Networks - http://www.distilnetworks.com/jobs/ SF, Arlington/DC and Raleigh, NC - we block bots and web scrapers We build a SaaS system for blocking bots and web-scrapers from accessing our client's we
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by gallamine 12y ago
One of Jason Calacanis' latest projects is of use here: https://www.inside.com/ I find myself using the iOS app fairly frequently.
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by gallamine 12y ago
I've worn several "wearable" devices - the Jawbone UP (more than a year) and a Basis watch (4 weeks). Surprisingly to me I found that my life - as sedentary as it is - didn't play well with expensive, breakable, things o
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by gallamine 12y ago
I started using Impala this summer on AWS Elastic Mapreduce. Previously I'd been using Hive. We had at least a 100x speedup in most of the work we do because of it. Things that would have been impossible before (near realtime classif

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