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by logn 12y ago
The modifications (available to paying licensees) are designed to let this project be useful to those running scraping SaaS's. It lets them hook this into their proprietary infrastructures without GPL'ing their whole stack. Revisi
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by logn 12y ago
That works in my test locally. The cloud servers are rather overloaded at the moment and also sometimes Tor is just flaky. Here's the request/response: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=KncMgbfB edit: note that there&
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by logn 12y ago
There's nothing proprietary in the entire stack and there's no SaaS being offered here. The API is separated from the core logic to allow for clustering. You can put both API and core servers on the same machine.
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by logn 12y ago
Specifically, the neural nets are used in finding the parent node of the result set (or one of the parents). Heuristics (basically just generic strategies) are used for finding search boxes. There's also a similar function for finding
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by logn 12y ago
I recommend Boilerpipe, which happens to be embedded in ScreenSlicer too: https://code.google.com/p/boilerpipe/
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Show HN: ScreenSlicer – Automatic, zero-config web scraping(github.com)
26 points by logn 12y ago|16 comments
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by logn 12y ago
Me too. The platform for end-user deployment is largely the browser. That's not Linux but the servers behind them are. And with 80% of smartphones on Android, along with a slew of other embedded devices, Linux truly does stand in a str
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by logn 12y ago
All evidence from the server, and anything obtained subsequently because of the server evidence, would be inadmissible (i.e., it could not be presented to the jury). The burden is on the prosecution to prove DPR guilty beyond a reasonable d
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by logn 12y ago
http://zerohedge.com and http://www.reddit.com/r/worldpolitics/ Those two can tend toward overly cynical and conspiratorial but I find it easier to moderate that in my mind than read the totally saniti
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by logn 12y ago
I think it comes down to imagination and confidence. Some people cannot construct scenarios in their mind and analyze their likeliness. And others just want to be accepted and part of the mainstream. There are also people who simply aren&#x
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by logn 12y ago
I don't think the public will get it until a major Hollywood movie presents a compelling narrative. People understand Minority Report. People don't understand Powerpoints released sporadically over multiple years. Also part of the
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by logn 12y ago
What they should do is require that the server has at least a self-signed certificate. They already support that but don't require it.
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by logn 12y ago
> How can we keep the Wozniaks and Notchs of the world involved in making decisions in a way that keeps them happy? I think you come up with a publishing model. E.g., you front them money, provide staff, orchestrate delivery/mainten
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by logn 12y ago
Information doesn't necessarily stand on its own. Credibility, ethics, and trust are all important aspects and the public should always be prepared to question the messengers. Think of everyday life. Ever been told only half the story?
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by logn 12y ago
> cash is king [...] there is absolutely no uncertainty at all 2009 was only 5 years ago. Money markets nearly crashed, banks went bankrupt, the Fed printed enormous amounts of money, and BTC was invented. With $2.5 billion on the table,
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by logn 12y ago
... And 1.25 LA Clippers. > Microsoft - Mojang deal will do more to get people into (games) programming than a million $ adspend by codecademy would Definitely. And it will get more developers into the MS ecosystem than any Microsoft C
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by logn 12y ago
I've long thought this could be interesting. Please implement a feature to do a time lapse at varying speeds on replay.
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The Astonishing Story of the Federal Reserve on 9-11(dailykos.com)
1 points by logn 12y ago|0 comments
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by logn 12y ago
> Once all the meatspace human drivers are off the grid, you can remove traffic lights. As a driver, I've silently tolerated horse-drawn carriages, pedestrians, cyclists, motorbikes, tractors, etc on the roads. And I expect autonomo
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by logn 12y ago
I find the number of downvotes on your comment to be slightly depressing. It's one thing for readers here to disappear posts that are absurd, thoughtless, insulting, or spam, but this is just a person who apparently has a dissenting op
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by logn 12y ago
Or maybe: 3) you don't want the project to lose its integrity/vision. The dollar amount matters less than finding a fitting buyer at a good enough price.
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by logn 12y ago
I've noticed it's very common too. Seems to me that Quora, now in YC and having a mid-life crisis, should just start their own publication/blog featuring their best content.
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by logn 12y ago
If the BTC creator is from St. Louis, I would suspect it being a project of the St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank. They've been a proponent of the technology (releasing whitepapers, articles, Q&A's, tweets) even during times of o
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by logn 12y ago
I think that given the revelations of parallel reconstruction in general, the burden should be on the prosecution to prove that the NSA et al. were not involved. An illegal search/seizure could very well have been what gave the FBI the
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by logn 12y ago
We haven't heard back after replying last night [...] we're immediately renaming the project [...] The project name change is already in progress Sounds like those are fighting words.
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by logn 12y ago
I don't know about European labor laws or your contract, but by US standards I don't think they did anything wrong and a blog post such as this would be perceived negatively. edit: I mean no offense but just wanted to make you awa
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by logn 12y ago
Source to UML: http://www.architexa.com/ Getting call paths: https://github.com/gousiosg/java-callgraph Line coverage from instrumented jars: http://emma.sourceforge.net/ For this type
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by logn 12y ago
I'm not a lawyer and am positing this only for discussion purposes and not legal advice: Contractor agrees that during Contractor’s engagement with Company and for a period of twelve (12) months following termination of Contractor’s e
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by logn 12y ago
> Where are we with replacing the password? What about you load a site, get an HTTP 401 response, your browser sends back an auth header with a password generated for that domain name, based on some secret global key/password. Then
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by logn 12y ago
I try not to have conversations here, and remember that everyone's entitled to be wrong, and that readers won't always assume the commenter with the last word wins. Also remember that we're all pretty much here with a common

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