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bdd-data.berkeley.edu 8y ago

Berkeley Open Sources Largest Self-Driving Dataset

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www.businessinsider.sg 8y ago

Domo, a $2B Utah startup, filed for an IPO

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blog.chartbeat.com 8y ago

Mobile Direct Traffic Eclipses Facebook

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www.theguardian.com 8y ago

Facebook closed 583m fake accounts in first three months of 2018

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techcrunch.com 8y ago

Facebook launches Youth Portal to educate teens how their data is being used

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www.nytimes.com 8y ago

Xerox’s Leaders Depart, Putting Fujifilm Deal in Jeopardy

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www.cnbc.com 8y ago

Mark Zuckerberg's personal challenge for 2018 – Fix Facebook

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youtube.googleblog.com 8y ago

Expanding our work against abuse of our platform

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arstechnica.com 8y ago

FCC won’t delay vote, says net neutrality supporters are “desperate”

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www.cnet.com 8y ago

Nazi sympathizers, 'alt right' build their own crowdfunding sites

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newsroom.fb.com 8y ago

Introducing Messenger Kids

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www.reuters.com 8y ago

Apple's Tim Cook says developers have earned $17B from China App Store

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medium.com 8y ago

Underscores, Optimization and Arms Races

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techcrunch.com 8y ago

Alibaba smashes its Single’s Day record as sales cross $25B

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www.wired.com 8y ago

How the Mimikatz Hacker Tool Stole the World's Passwords

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www.pewresearch.org 8y ago

More in U.S. getting news from multiple social media sites

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www.washingtonpost.com 8y ago

TripAdvisor apologizes after removing claims of rape and assault

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techcrunch.com 8y ago

Coin offerings using celebrity glitter may not be golden, SEC warns

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www.theverge.com 8y ago

Fast Pair is Android's answer to Apple's effortless AirPods pairing

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www.recode.net 8y ago

Coursera has ousted several senior execs along with many rank-and-file staffers

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www.wired.com 8y ago

How the Kodi Box Took Over Piracy

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media.fb.com 8y ago

Introducing Watch and Shows on Facebook

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apnews.com 8y ago

Fired Google engineer files complaint, weighs legal options

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www.washingtonexaminer.com 8y ago

Obesity becomes worldwide epidemic, US is the fattest

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www.theverge.com 8y ago

Ransomware victims have paid out more than $25M, Google study finds

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www.engadget.com 8y ago

Waze Joins Google Maps on Android Auto

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techcrunch.com 8y ago

Get ready to finally say goodbye to Flash – in 2020

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www.blog.google 9y ago

Introducing Gradient Ventures

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disruptivewireless.blogspot.com 9y ago

Both sides are wrong in the Net Neutrality debate

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www.theverge.com 9y ago

The internet is fucked (again)

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Met the founder of a startup accelerator in Singapore and shared my idea. His first question - "will it be a billion dollar company?" I said no but has the potential to scale to a few million dollars and his reply was - "then its not a startup but just a lifestyle business."

G is for Google 11 years ago

The intent is faster speed, greater independence and run like leaner startup. Also, additional career paths for employees, especially for the senior folks aspiring to be CEO.

Navdy 12 years ago

Because instant gratification. We are living in the real-time world after all!

Experienced in search marketing, web analytics, & conversion optimization and a mentor at a startup accelerator.

Looking for a programming mentor to help me learn Python. Have some HTML, JS, & CSS experience but no backend knowledge. Email - adityadugar@gmail.com.

A friend had lower back pain which almost made it impossible for him to sit more than 10-15 minutes. He couldn't run or even bend forward. He switched to a standing desk (nothing fancy - just a big box on top of his regular desk) and started freestyle swimming. Its over a couple years now - he can run at 4-6 mph (no sprinting) and even bend half-way forward. Hope that helps.

Bookmarked it. Might not be the most complete list but appreciate the OP is taking feedback and updating it. Kudos to hsinger!

HMO: Help Me Out 12 years ago

What a nice idea! Inspired me to quickly create a very simple and basic tool. If there is sufficient interest, I will add additional features like categories, leaderboards, profiles, social login, ratings etc. If anyone wants to help me out, email me :)

http://www.helphero.co/

So is Python 3.4 a good starting option for a newbie to learn coding or should I stick to 2.7 considering all the courses are still using 2.7?

It depends on the data you are trying to extract. If you want backlink data, most of it is available in GWT, Bing, and Webmeup. If you are planning to identify opportunities & do competitive analysis, both Majestic SEO & SEMRush are fantastic.

You will be surprised by the amount of time people take to work seriously on fixing their penalty.

I have helped over 40 websites recover from Google penalty in the last 7-8 months. 80% of the websites seek help only after they have screwed up atleast one reconsideration request without taking the necessary steps.

Google typically responds to penalty reconsideration requests within a week, often less than a week. So if you have taken the right action and have submitted a really solid reconsideration request, its totally possible to get out of a penalty in under 2 weeks. Also, the backlink count was under 200K which is a reasonably manageable.

Rap Genius could have saved some time using tools like scrapebox to perform some of the scraping activities. But thats another story.

I have helped sites with over 2 million backlinks and got them out of manual penalty in under 3 months in very competitive verticals like travel & finance.

It entirely depends upon the scope of penalty. Unless you are completely deindexed from Google search results, you can always recover from a penalty.

Feel free to email me if you have any specific need.

Great tips already! I have been working from home for the past year or so. In between got into the habit of spending time on HN, reddit, techmeme and was kind of addicted to random browsing. Went on like this for 3 months. The lack of any real output hit me after that and ended up taking the following steps. Not perfect but have helped me come a long way.

What works for me:

1) Create a separate work profile on my mac.

2) Block sites you think are not helping you in your work but eating into your time.

3) Write down just one big action item for the day (has to be done today)

How is it any different from offline world of business? Seems like big businesses with resources always go that extra mile to compete with other big businesses. The small businesses are usually the collateral damage.