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US: https://nutricost.com/collections/protein/products/nutricost...

AU: https://www.bulknutrients.com.au/products/whey-protein-isola...

edit - I should add, you can get a bit of an idea of the quality of the protein powder by just looking at the percentage of protein in it. Nutricost is 85% and Bulk Nutrients is 87%. Doesn't leave much room to shove other ingredients in with protein levels that high.

You can also go buy 20kg bags of WPI from NZ (which is where I think most of these retail products get their WPI from) https://www.nzmp.com/global/en/products/ingredients/types/pr...

For https://www.betterteam.com we chose Stripe as our developers are more familiar with the API. Braintree do have some features Stripe does not but the documentation of their API is not as straightforward as Stripe.

Feel free to grab a copy of our domain list. The "All domains with NS records" is the one you want. Has 191 million in it.

Slack is still very much at the bottom of the growth curve. I have seen electrical contractors who need a way to chat with onsite workers at various projects switch from using WhatsApp/SMS to Slack. If one click job scheduling apps start appearing in the Slack App Store they will be quickly adopted by these businesses. I would be surprised if Slack or something like it has not completely wiped out internal email in 5 years.

We are a 100% distributed company with staff in Australia, United States and the Philippines. Our tech stack is all Haskell with a very minimal amount of front end that we are hoping to expand with the help of the following new hires.

Currently hiring for:

  * Front end developer

  * Product manager

  * Content writers

  * Designers

Most of our customers consume this information via our API but we are going to start work on creating a front end so non-technical users can access the information easily. We are entirely bootstrapped and profitable. CTO is based in Ann Arbor, MI and CEO (me) is based in Sydney, Australia. We have a huge team of researchers in Manila who compile and enhance the reports.

Visas?:

We have both US and Australian corporate entities so can sponsor or transfer visas in both countries. If you do not already have a H1B we cannot help with the application process for that as we need to fill these roles now.

Interested?

Email [email protected]

If you had to summarise your time at your current employer to just a few dot points this one will immediately get noticed: - In my own time I developed a system that helped semi-automate the work of 80 analysts. Overall cost savings in year one were X and time to delivery reduced to Y.

You could also look to launch a business around what you have built but it sounds like it may be too small of a niche to just drop into any business without extensive customisation.

The fragmentation impact of having your customers looking for your services in dozens of different ways vs opening the phone book is costly and complex to overcome.

Once you pay a designer, hosting provider, and then pour the rest into Adwords it is very hard to get the same 8-12 calls per day with $20k of annual spend.

Thumbtack are helping solve that problem and syphoning all the money these businesses used to spend on YellowPages or are wasting on poor Adwords bidding strategies. Paying per lead is not that much different from paying $20k to YellowPages who give you no guarantee you will ever get a phone call.

Unlike Blekko we are just capturing the source and dumping it into a DB without doing any analysis. As soon as you start trying to parse anything in the crawl data your hardware requirements go through the roof. parallel with wget or curl is enough to crawl millions of pages per day. I often use http://puf.sourceforge.net/ when I need to do a quick crawl

"puf -nR -Tc 5 -Tl 5 -Td 20 -t 1 -lc 200 -dc 5 -i listofthingstodownload" will easily do 10-20 million pages per day if you are spreading your requests across a lot of hosts.

If you want to test out the speed of the network feel free to download some of our publicly released crawl files on http://archive.meanpath.com which is on a 2gbps burstable pipe.

To do a crawl across a meaningful percentage of the Internet and refresh this every 24 hours is hard enough even if you only capture the front page. Very few sites include stripe.js in the source on the front page. So you would need to crawl deep enough into a site to hit the checkout page and capture stripe.js in the head section which is exponentially more difficult.

Indexing your crawl and passing this off to a team to extract contact details and send it to a client so they can reach out all within 40 minutes I would say is nearly impossible. It is possible they already had his details but I cannot see anything on his site that would trigger a "likely to switch payment gateways" alert.

My guess is this was completely random. A good sales rep will make 60-100 outbound calls per day along with a bunch of emails. Multiply this by the number of outbound sales reps in the payments market and you have a lot of sales activity.

[1] http://blog.meanpath.com/meanpath-january-2014-index/

I would also scrub all the sinkholes and captured botnet C&C ip addresses as hitting those will lower the reputation your netblock. List we use at meanpath is: http://mirror1.malwaredomains.com/files/domains.txt https://zeustracker.abuse.ch/blocklist.php?download=domainbl... https://zeustracker.abuse.ch/blocklist.php?download=ipblockl... http://malc0de.com/bl/IP_Blacklist.txt http://hosts-file.net/download/hosts.txt http://www.joewein.net/dl/bl/dom-bl-base.txt http://www.dshield.org/feeds/suspiciousdomains_High.txt http://www.malware.com.br/cgi/submit?action=list https://spyeyetracker.abuse.ch/blocklist.php?download=domain... https://spyeyetracker.abuse.ch/blocklist.php?download=ipbloc...