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by tegansnyder 9y ago
Wow. I forgot about that video!
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by tegansnyder 9y ago
There are various posts on DSLReports from my early days. Unfortunately a lot of the pictures I posted are no longer available. Here is an example: http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r3891399-Split-Wire-WISP
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by tegansnyder 9y ago
I know of KDSI! We ended up selling to a guy starting a new business called RCOM in Kearney, NE. I worked with him for half a year getting everything transitioned. We sold our Kansas operations to telco called Nex-Tech. At the time the busi
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by tegansnyder 9y ago
I started one of the first 56k dial up ISPs in Nebraska when I was 13 years old with the help of my parents. In high school I partnered with some friends after reading a CNET article about a WISP in Washington state. My friend's dad ha
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by tegansnyder 9y ago
Can anyone recommend a good tutorial or reading on how to setup content-based (visual) image searching using a CNN to process images. I'm looking to build a POC of a reverse image search trained with in-house product data. In the past
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by tegansnyder 9y ago
Manufacturing, finance, areospace, automotive industry, and medical industry are a few other places hiring data scientists.
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by tegansnyder 10y ago
Doesn't this data already exist in the form of ISP data brokers? I'm thinking of data that makes its way to into the hands of some marketing companies that show anonomized URL level traffic for a given website. Essentially giving
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by tegansnyder 10y ago
A old friend of mine and I visited a corn field in Nebraska ten years ago in search of some wreckage left behind from a crash in 1966. With the help of a metal detector we located metal identification plates, various small pieces of metal,
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by tegansnyder 10y ago
Many vendors will also rent out them by the day. There used to be a company in Denver that did back in my WISP days.
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by tegansnyder 10y ago
Congrats David and Team!
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by tegansnyder 10y ago
Interesting read. I was speaking with some colleagues just yesterday about a potential pet project to identify which of our customers have eCommerce websites. The concept would involve processing millions of companies names found on the &qu
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by tegansnyder 10y ago
That is a more comprehensive list. Thanks for sharing.
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by tegansnyder 11y ago
Since I compare the extracted OCR data against known part, catalog, upcs, skus, the variability is boolean. For instance if I OCR a picture of a tape roll and it has a part number printed on the seam I compare that to a trusted data source
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by tegansnyder 11y ago
I'm not crawling for price. Knowing where our products are being sold online is important to understand the landscape for a large manufacture. Understanding opportunities to develop sales relationships we may or may not have directly,
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by tegansnyder 11y ago
I've been using this since the private beta to enrich my eCommerce crawlers with product identifiers not found on the content of an eCommerce product page, but found in the product image itself. Imagine a part number or UPC displayed o
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by tegansnyder 11y ago
OOI has a pretty neat data portal for those interested at: https://ooinet.oceanobservatories.org/
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by tegansnyder 11y ago
Rent a spectrum analyzer. Travel to every city. Plot the data. Then you will know.
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by tegansnyder 11y ago
I feel like more companies are building their businesses around web crawling and parsing data. There are lots of players in the eCommerce space that monitor pricing, search relevance, and product integrity. Each one of these companies has t
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by tegansnyder 11y ago
Where are the products being pulled in from? I started to dive into some of the files but maybe I'm missing an API connection somewhere: Files: - http://amazon.q1000.ro/js/start.js - http://amazon.q1000
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by tegansnyder 11y ago
Voter registration databases are available from the Secretary of States office in each state. Anyone can request a file dump; however, some states often charge a small fee for the file. GOP and NDP use different tech stacks, but both are ti
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by tegansnyder 11y ago
Google has some popping up in their index. See: https://www.google.com/search?q=inurl:%22README_FOR_DECRYPT....
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by tegansnyder 11y ago
From their website: "...Starling doesn’t record anything you say – it simply counts words as they pass by." For privacy concerned among us it would be nice to see them elaborate a bit more on privacy. That being said, this
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by tegansnyder 11y ago
Eliminating all potential discrepancies usually revolves around testing the same scenario in multi configurations and seeing if they have the same outcome. If a outlier is identified then it should shed light on the source of the problem.
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by tegansnyder 11y ago
There might be a good service in this as an API.
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by tegansnyder 11y ago
How?
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by tegansnyder 11y ago
Where does the request for the pre-defined "fixed" JPEG header come to into play? The client appends this to the JPEG body as stated in the post, but I seem to be missing the piece on how the client receives the fixed header in th
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by tegansnyder 11y ago
I'm not sure his method would prevent a headless scraper like CasperJS or PhantomJS from doing the dirty work, but nice technique nonetheless.
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by tegansnyder 11y ago
There is also the Magento Enterprise division.
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by tegansnyder 11y ago
Can anybody describe a scenario where this methodology is being used?
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by tegansnyder 11y ago
That Vice episode was really amusing.

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