Andrew Montalenti, a startup founder, writes about Python, Clojure, startups, and technology.
HN links it for his streamparse launch post, a speech he wrote up, and a post about Chase sending insecure links.
It's your lucky day. There are two data sets you can purchase for a decent price:
- 30M news headlines and 500K web sources, 30gb of JSON data ($300)
- 15K news domains that are the most popular in US market ($100)
These were gathered by Andrew Montalenti, co-founder of Parse.ly. See more info here: http://pixelmonkey.org/pub/python-crawling-slides/
The submitter included a link to a launch announcement, but the text field doesn't get posted when there's a url. Here's the link: http://www.pixelmonkey.org/2014/05/04/streamparse
It gets worse:
http://www.pixelmonkey.org/2009/08/21/chase-insecure
Chase sent me this, too. If you visit the site in Chrome, it tells you it's a suspected phishing site.
My favorite part from this speech, "Everybody Worships."
http://www.pixelmonkey.org/2014/11/26/everybody-worships