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by inovica 9y ago
New one for me also. Thanks!
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by inovica 9y ago
Thank you. Never seen this before - just ordered one of his books.
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by inovica 9y ago
I've a similar story, but about my father in the 1980s. He worked in London as a shop fitter and then carpenter/kitchen fitter locally in the Midlands when not doing those jobs. It's a skilled job, requiring years to become g
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Graphene-based sieve turns seawater into drinking water(bbc.co.uk)
3 points by inovica 10y ago|1 comments
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by inovica 10y ago
You're quite low down in the comments list, but I actually like this and do something similar. I actually put all my files somewhere else - just in case I need them I can find them in a search. I then focus
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by inovica 10y ago
Both are relatively complex now and I don't have a precise answer for 'lines of code' for you. Competitor Monitor has evolved for 5-6 years and has various subsystems including image matching, crawling, proxy management and m
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by inovica 10y ago
I run a number of side projects and have done since the mid 1990's. I started in business when I was 21 and I'm now 47, so definitely considered 'old' to some of you on here! I've been o reader of HN since it came
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by inovica 10y ago
Can you be a bit more specific about what you are wanting to look at. Is it a broad overview or are you wanting to look into (or become an expert in) a focused area?
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by inovica 10y ago
SourceGuardian is old-school installable software, not an SaaS. It has been ran by myself and a friend in Russia who I have only met once in 17 years! We built it for our own use, as we are developers and because we frequented forums where
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by inovica 10y ago
Thank you. I'll check these out and also drop you a line
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by inovica 10y ago
That's really useful. Depends how many of the engines (Magento etc) use this - but I'll look into it. Thank you
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by inovica 10y ago
I have a side project to monitor the homepage of every domain and I want to detect the type of site - ecommerce, blog, forum etc. I've just started on it and ultimately I want to be able to automatically extract data, such as product i
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by inovica 10y ago
Just dropped you an email :)
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by inovica 10y ago
Very. One of the first was in Scotland. Great to visit as you drive into the mountain and I think one of the Bond files had a scene filmed in it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cruachan_Power_Station
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by inovica 11y ago
Quick question. Could you use Scrapy to specific individual pages from thousands (or millions) of sites, or would you be better off using a search engine crawler like Nutch for this? I want to crawl the first page of a number of specific s
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by inovica 11y ago
We use Scrapy for a few projects and it is really really good. They have a commercial-side to them, which is fine, but for anyone doing crawling/scraping I'd strongly recommend it. Good article also
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by inovica 11y ago
Thanks again. Both of my children are now on it and I actually find it quite addictive too! We really had fun with it this weekend, so appreciate it.
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by inovica 11y ago
This is great. My youngest son (8) was talking to me in the car last night about learning to code. This would be ideal for him. Indeed, in just checking it out I somehow ended up doing 5 levels! :) Thanks for the link
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by inovica 11y ago
This looks very interesting. Is there somewhere to see this in action?
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by inovica 11y ago
This is impressive and a good implementation. Having dealt with large databases for a while I'm curious about your technology stack and how have you built the database to handle the variety of applications?
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by inovica 12y ago
Our 100th issue of PHP Weekly has just been released. We've never missed a Thursday! From an embryonic idea discussed on here to 100 issues has been fun.
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PHP Weekly 100th issue today(phpweekly.com)
13 points by inovica 12y ago|3 comments
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by inovica 12y ago
I'd wait before emailing everyone. You've done the right thing approaching Netflix. Much like banks, I'm sure they will not want the publicity so hopefully they will work with you and the affected accounts. I'm hoping th
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by inovica 12y ago
Could this be an isolated case and is this someone you know? Sorry to ask but could it be someone with a grudge? How did you find out who sold it etc - I think a bit more information would be useful
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Remote-First Communication for Project Teams(spin.atomicobject.com)
1 points by inovica 12y ago|0 comments
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by inovica 12y ago
Yeah, we need to get a simple suggestions form on there. We're just doing this as a bit of a side project, though its not making money and I doubt it will
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by inovica 12y ago
This is ours, so thanks for posting. Would love to get some feedback on improvement
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by inovica 12y ago
That was a good read. We are currently working on a tool to match product images and its hard (but fun) to do. I'd like to know if anyone has created anything like this already in Python and if so if you'd be prepared to have a c
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by inovica 12y ago
I am looking at how to match up products from thousands of ecommerce sites and only recently started looking into doing this with images. This looks like a great resource
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by inovica 12y ago
Looks quite interesting. What did you create this with? I think you should have a better intro and maybe some video or something to outline what it is without people needing to log in

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