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by ysekand 13y ago
This is from moz.com's blog section and the data goes all the way back to 2009.
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by ysekand 13y ago
Significant amount of mouse droppings were found in a Domino’s Pizza in London - on shelves, surfaces and under equipment. The most disgusting fast food chain is Chicken Cottage 71 gang related crimes at Chicken Cottage in Ladbroke Grove I
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Forget KitKat, Stay Away From These If You Are In UK(tutorcare.co.uk)
2 points by ysekand 13y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: What's the best way to detect similarity in images with PHP?
1 points by ysekand 13y ago|1 comments
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by ysekand 13y ago
Would be interesting to see how much traffic RG gets from Facebook and Twitter.
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Rap Genius: Sorry for hammering your server but here is what I found
4 points by ysekand 13y ago|2 comments
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by ysekand 13y ago
Start-ups can learn a lot from this ad. It is simple, mischievous, cheeky and above all creative - all the ingredients you need in your marketing. How can this be applied to a start-up? Lets exchange ideas :)
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Big Ass Savings – Creativity, Simplicity & Marketing At Their Best (rocketmill.co.uk)
1 points by ysekand 13y ago|1 comments
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by ysekand 13y ago
Google keeps on hurting small businesses, the big boy who keep on abusing its guidelines are fine, after every single update. Also, they are not fixing basic issues like exact match domains and domain crowding. Here is a relatively good exa
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Google has got it wrong again(rocketmill.co.uk)
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by ysekand 13y ago
So you know, the API was designed to be simple and easy to get started with. We try to accommodate the most used methods, though if there's something you feel should be added, please let us know! Our API is stateless, meaning there's no ses
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Show HN: Social Crawlytics API (socialcrawlytics.com)
2 points by ysekand 13y ago|1 comments
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by ysekand 13y ago
Updated the post by adding your comment above.
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by ysekand 13y ago
Updated the post with a picture of that! Thank you
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by ysekand 13y ago
I am not trying to make improper assumptions as such. I think my point is very similar to yours as in "the real observation is how a relatively small act can have a massive impact on the world". Imagine if someone hacked CNN or BBC's Twitte
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by ysekand 13y ago
You have a point there.
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by ysekand 13y ago
Jetsons? :)
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by ysekand 13y ago
That 1% drop can be exploited and could potentially make an individual or a group of individuals wealthy beyond their dreams until "immediate recovery" takes place. No?
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by ysekand 13y ago
Very true
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by ysekand 13y ago
Agreed!
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by ysekand 13y ago
Reacting to unverified information is really dumb - that is the point here.
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by ysekand 13y ago
That is a really good and a fundamental point.
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by ysekand 13y ago
But what I find worrying is exactly that, AP's influence on markets. I find it troubling that a single news organization could wield so much soft power. With regards to Bloomberg terminals, I am aware of their Twitter integration but again
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by ysekand 13y ago
I really want to hear the opinions of HN community on the following: 1. Does this incident indicate the influence of Associated Press on markets? or 2. Does this incident indicate the influence of Twitter on markets? How did we end up using
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by ysekand 13y ago
I have never used their cloud infrastructure but what you are saying sounds promising. I was lucky that I had set up an alert otherwise I would have not recovered the costs.
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by ysekand 13y ago
It is not delayed, you get real time crawling and data hence we had to use Pubnub. Monthly costs vary really, its normally upwards of $600.
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by ysekand 13y ago
This issue was caused around 3 months ago and you are completely accurate about how Amazon deals with such events. Basically, if I didn't have an Alert set up I would have been completely liable for the costs and that is the point that I am
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We wanted flying cars, instead we got 140 characters crashing the markets(rocketmill.co.uk)
110 points by ysekand 13y ago|87 comments
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How I Got Stung By Amazon EC2
3 points by ysekand 13y ago|6 comments
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Growth Hackers Community for Start ups(plus.google.com)
1 points by ysekand 14y ago|1 comments

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