But it was like looking for needles in a haystack, and the entire haystack was merely the one needle they had managed to find in an astronomically larger haystack.
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If manual investigations are like looking for a needle in a haystack, our automated work is like shrinking that haystack.
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Not to quote Don Draper, but you want to be a needle in a haystack, you don't want to be a haystack.
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It's like hiding a needle in a much more modest haystack, but breaking the nose of anyone who got near the haystack.
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"We went from looking for a needle in a haystack to looking for a bacteria colony on a needle in a haystack," Pardo told me.
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They're making the government's haystack bigger and bigger, but then they're selling the government the tools to sort through that haystack more and more quickly.
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Apartment hunting can feel like looking for a needle in a haystack, but put 2,000 miles between you and the haystack, and it turns into a seemingly impossible quest.
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For example, if I am looking for a needle in a haystack, I can only conclude that the needle doesn't exist in the haystack after I've examined every piece of hay.
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That's like trying to find a needle in a haystack.
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It's like trying to find a needle in a haystack.
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"Like a needle in a haystack," she told NBC News.
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Even then, it's like hitting that needle in the haystack.
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The bigger the haystack, the more needles we can find.
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Sort of, takes a haystack and digs out the needles.
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A needle in a haystack has NOTHING on those odds!
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"It was like finding a needle in a haystack," Luther said.
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" Dempsey explains that the struggle he and his colleagues are having is that finding a wire bristle in a person's body is like searching for "a needle in a haystack, but the haystack is your tongue.
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Making the haystack bigger will not help find the needle of terrorism.
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Even on fetish-oriented clip sites, they're a needle in a haystack.
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"It's still like looking for a needle in a haystack," Sheikh said.
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They expect me to find that needle in the haystack for them.
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"It's like looking for a needle in a haystack," says one suitor.
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A candid LaMarcus Aldridge is like finding a needle in a haystack.
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It's like the famous old search for a needle in a haystack.
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You need to find the haystack before you can find the needle.
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"It's a bit like a needle in a haystack," Dr. Warrant said.
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"Sometimes it felt like looking for a pin in a haystack," she added.
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"It's like looking for a needle in a haystack," a ministry official admitted.
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"It's like finding needles in a haystack," he said at the news conference.
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You've got about as much chance as finding a needle in a haystack.
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Two Black women at a Trump rally aren't exactly needles in a haystack.
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Coming across Adam's cabin without any leads is needle-in-a-haystack impossible.
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She was very anxious, hoping to pull a needle out of a haystack.
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But it's getting harder to find than a hypodermic needle in a haystack.
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Its other investors include Haystack, Precursor Ventures, Kairos, Jane VC and Escondido Ventures.
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Parameters of the SETI haystack or "search space" cannot be known in advance.
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"So we're now asking dogs not just to find a needle in a haystack — now we're also saying to the dog, 'We need you to find any sharp object in the haystack,'" said Clive Wynne, a professor at Arizona State University.
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It's going to be like trying to solve the needle in the haystack problem.
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If anyone were to find a needle in a haystack, it would be you!
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It's like looking for the proverbial handful of needles in a very large haystack.
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If it's picked out of the haystack, you will be contacted by a chatbot.
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"It's literally a 50-mile area and it's like a needle in a haystack."
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We found the needle in the haystack and it was right here in Sacramento.
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When the haystack becomes so large, the chances are authorities may miss crucial intelligence.
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The chashu, however, is flaccid, and the haystack of green onions a little overwhelming.
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And I am pretty much a little needle in the haystack at this point.
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This is the idea of hiding a nearly invisible needle in a gigantic haystack.
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It's looking like a needle in a haystack, how do you do this so quickly.
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Haystack Ventures has joined more than 150 deals and closed on five funds since 2013.
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But because we love our technology, we have a propensity to make the haystack bigger.
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Finding the perfect dress for everyday wear is like finding a needle in a haystack.
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Paperwork revealed a veritable haystack of vehicles—5,000 Preludes registered in Los Angeles County alone.
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"Scientists need to do statistical analyses to find the needles in the haystack," he said.
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Think of CrunchMatch as the solution to the age-old needle-in-a-haystack scenario.
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"It's all about making the haystack smaller, so we can find the needle," he said.
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Finding an infected mosquito is like finding "a needle in a haystack," officials have said.
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We're telling you where the needle in a haystack is, not who that problem is.
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Lubatti and Chou, experimentalists who were already engaged in searches for long-lived particles at ATLAS and CMS respectively—an endeavor Lubatti compares to "looking for a needle in a haystack, and we're not even sure which haystack"—were both present at the workshop.
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"You've got to think about it like a moving needle in a moving haystack," she says.
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Now your search has gone from a treasure hunt to a needle-in-a-haystack hunt.
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Meeting up with people at Glastonbury is like trying to find a needle in a haystack.
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It'll save you valuable time and help you find the needle in the early-startup haystack.
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A panicked Hilton reportedly "waited in tears" until her needle-in-a-haystack nightmare was over.
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It will pair perfectly with that needle in a haystack competition we hear they're working on.
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"Meules" was one in a series of 25 haystack paintings that Monet created in the 1890s.
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Like most conspiracy theories, there are a couple needles of truth in this haystack of misconceptions.
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One seed round recipient, the Brisbane digital business card startup Haystack, recently raised A$1.1 million.
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Picking the criminal needles from the haystack of innocents is not as easy as it sounds.
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Trying to blame Democrats for a shutdown would be like blaming the needle for the haystack.
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But in today's increasingly connected world, both the haystack and the number of needles are growing.
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Shifting to new technologies such as data science can help find the needle in the haystack.
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"We found the needle in the haystack," Schubert said, "and it was right here in Sacramento."
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In my view, love is best found not in a haystack but in a pea pod.
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Stuart Kestenbaum – Poet Laureate of Maine, and former director of the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts.
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Before searching for a needle, investigators said wryly, they first had to build their own haystack.
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"It&aposs like burning down the haystack to find the needle," Heck said in the release.
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"We found the needle in the haystack and it was right here in Sacramento," she told reporters.
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This might seem like finding a needle in a haystack, but Cramer was up to the challenge.
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Teddy Schleifer: I'm here today with Semil Shah, who's the founder of Haystack, a venture capital firm.
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But, for petite women, scoring ones that flatter is like finding a needle in the proverbial haystack.
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And, how did they uncover these needles in the enormous haystack of trades that occur every day?
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"So we're now asking dogs not just to find a needle in a haystack," one expert said.
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Trying to find artifacts can be like trying to find a needle in a haystack, Ketterman said.
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Better, its trendiness made my 27-inch waist, haystack shag and soft features the height of hip.
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"It's like searching for needles in a haystack, but we found one needle," Ms. Novak-Thaller said.
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He died Friday morning in Haystack, New Mexico, Nez said, five days shy of his 97th birthday.
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Now I'd rather shop for staples (bread, milk, Clorox), at the twenty-four-hour Supermart than lag behind the laggard dawn about to steal from haystack to haystack, no less bent on taking us to the brink of destruction than was Clement V on dissolving the Knights Templar.
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Shah manages his own nascent firm, Haystack, and is currently investing his third fund, a $8.5 million fund.
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Unfortunately, finding an affordable, custom-made suit can feel like searching for a tie bar in a haystack.
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I'm basically looking for a needle in a haystack, but eventually I find the documents I'm looking for.
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Even so, the approach has proven capable of spotting a coronavirus needle in a haystack of big data.
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"You follow enough companies, you feel around the haystack, and you discover it's filled with needles," Cramer said.
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"It really is a needle in a haystack – it's a shingle bar, it's a fluid environment," he explained.
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I did that even on Halo in a Haystack, I did that was when I was a kid.
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The round was led by GV (formerly Google Ventures) with help from Amplify Partners, Haystack and SV Angel.
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She loved sorting through page after page of documents and records, searching for that needle in the haystack.
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Use CrunchMatch, our free business-matchmaking tool that slays the old needle-in-a-haystack approach to networking.
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"It really was a needle in a haystack, and we saw not one but two," Dr. Rouse said.
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"It was like finding a needle in a haystack, but we were able to do it," she said.
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The process of reuniting pets with their owners is "like trying to find a needle in haystack," she added.
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Finding the needle in the grocery store haystack isn't easy, but luckily, the PEOPLE editors are here to help.
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Investors searching for a needle-in-a-haystack stock that has limited exposure to tariffs might come across Okta.
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"It really is like finding a needle in a haystack," New Horizons scientist Hal Weaver said in a statement.
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In fact, there are expressions about just how small needles are: needle in a haystack is one of them.
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As we sipped our drinks, I felt like I was the needle in a haystack of super cool people.
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It's not looking for a needle in a haystack, it's looking for a needle in a stack of needles.
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So searching for one or two in particular is like looking for a needle in a galaxy-spanning haystack.
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Had there been a haystack ahead of me, I have no doubt I would have pedaled right into it.
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Haystack is establishing processes for making decisions remotely, which Shah told us might require more diligence than is typical.
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The inn is located about 80 miles from Portland and has views of the Pacific Ocean and Haystack Rock.
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It can through all the items and identify risks, even those that may be a needle in the haystack.
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There are a number of who are friendly to the community but such are needles within a huge haystack.
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Haystack is currently investing out of a $443 million seed fund, with a portfolio that includes DoorDash, Envoy and Instacart.
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The Times said it had not previously seen the tweets — several needles in a haystack of Norton's nearly 90,000 messages.
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"It was like finding needles in a haystack," said lead researcher Dr. Jake Baum of the multi-year screening effort.
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Investors include Susa Ventures, Initialized Capital, Haystack, Liquid 2, Wei Fund, Elad Gil, Adrian Aoun, Charlie Songhurst, and Y Combinator.
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A painting from Claude Monet's iconic haystack series went for a record $110.7 million at an auction on Tuesday night.
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Disrupt that pesky needle-in-a-haystack scenario and easily find and connect with the people you want to meet.
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This request is not one of those crazy "needle in a haystack" FOIA requests that agencies frequently have to field.
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Mr. Rosen, the producer, called it "the needle in the haystack" that led to a new perspective on the subject.
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Discovering a few lines of multiplayer code in that ancient tome would be like finding a needle in a haystack.
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Machines are far better than humans at processing vast amounts of data and finding the proverbial needle in the haystack.
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"(Bouman) was a major part of one of the imaging subteams," said Vincent Fish, a research scientist at MIT's Haystack Observatory.
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Finding the genetic differences that make one person taller or shorter than another is like looking for needles in a haystack.
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"It really is like finding a needle in a haystack," Hal Weaver, a New Horizons project scientist, said in a statement.
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Considering that the Postal Service handles about 154 billion pieces of mail every year, it's the proverbial needle in the haystack.
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With so much data to monitor, finding potential intrusions may seem like the proverbial search for the needle in the haystack.
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This can make finding a smuggled artifact among thousands of licit shipments kind of like finding a needle in a haystack.
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After 20 minutes looking through a newsfeed I might have found some cool stuff, but it's a needle in a haystack.
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He thought it may have been a missing piece to the Antikythera mechanism — perhaps the rarest needle in their underwater haystack.
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Contributing funds include Combine, Haystack Ventures, Homebrew, Shrug Capital, Resolute Venture Partners, Coatue, Dream Machine and Work Life Ventures, among others.
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Her desperation is palpable, as is the needle-in-a-haystack frustration of locating someone who doesn't want to be found.
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Semil Shah, general partner at Haystack Fund and an early bitcoin investor, suspects celebrities are being paid to promote these ICOs.
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He compared the case to finding "a needle in a haystack" and described how the trail to Mr. Lewis had begun.
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So the Russians figured that even if they tried to hide in huge haystack, people might be able to find them.
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Those records are public, but finding out about upcoming product plans is a little like looking for a needle in a haystack.
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The needle that emerged from this haystack of demands was the same set of NOTCH2NLs that Dr Haussler's team had lit upon.
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And by crippling encryption, it risks turning those compromised products into new funnels of information for the never-ending haystack of information.
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Investors include Bloomberg Beta and Promus Ventures who led the round, joined by Haystack, Subtraction Capital, Comet Labs and various individual angels.
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The company just raised $2.5 million from a slew of investors, including TenOneTen Ventures, Root Ventures, Metamorphic Ventures, Haystack and Gokul Rajaram.
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Finding a last-minute date for a wedding can be like searching for a decent-looking and accomplished needle in a haystack.
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The continued fusion of all sources of intelligence is also a must if we are to find these needles in a haystack.
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Meanwhile, exoplanets are both small and dim, and the Milky Way is a 100,000-light-year-wide haystack for astronomers to scour.
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"It's like finding a needle in a haystack," said Lincoln Gayagas, a relative of Atkins, on the likelihood of locating his remains.
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They'd draw straws to decide who had to drive the crates down to Hilo and FedEx them back to Haystack for correlation.
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But that whole approach is fueled by an expectation that our search for love is like finding a needle in a haystack.
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My goal is to find every single one of them in the haystack — expose them all, so this will never happen again.
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It's just billions of iterations of trying to figure ... It's a needle in a haystack, and that is a huge computational challenge.
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He told Reuters that troops discovered three Rohingya men and a woman hiding beside a haystack in Inn Din on Aug. 28.
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The hackers were apparently launching a targeted attack, looking for a few needles in the massive haystack of 2.27 million "successful" malicious downloads.
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No more needle in a haystack, CrunchMatch lets you choose who you want to meet based on your specific criteria, goals and interests.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology Haystack Observatory radio astronomer Alan Rogers said this might be explained by interaction between the gas and dark matter.
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"We all knew ... that we were looking for a needle in a haystack, but we all knew the needle was there," Schubert said.
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The show was shot at the Hermitage Club at Haystack Mountain in southern Vermont, which is a private residential community and luxury retreat.
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But what we can learn and infer about a speaker from a recording can itself reduce the haystack to a more manageable size.
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MIT Media Lab Director Joi Ito also participated in the seed round, as did Greycroft Partners, Morado Venture Partners, Haystack and Uj Ventures.
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"Realistically, most privacy policies will still not be human readable and will be hiding the needles in a haystack of legalese," says Welinder.
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The search for love, the search — his, hers, everyone's — is not for a needle in a haystack, nor a fish in the sea.
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"This investigation was truly like finding a needle in a haystack," Illinois State Police Investigative Commander Jason Henderson said at a news conference .
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But by keeping every tab open, I let the haystack win because I give every piece of information the same amount of value.
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The possibility of locating the arrival of Zika in that complexity "is a needle in a haystack, times two," Dr. Umair Shah says.
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Wichita Falls, Texas: 1 dead, 3 injuredAround 2 AM, a shooting broke out both inside and on the perimeter of the local Haystack bar.
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That's because bulk surveillance is all about trying to find needles in a haystack—those few data points among billions that merit further scrutiny.
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"Back then, I would come here a lot just to hang out and eat," he tells me while dipping his haystack fries in ketchup.
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Eason shared several other photos of their daughter as she struck a variety of adorable poses, including sitting on the top of a haystack.
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It would not have worked if she hadn't found needle-in-the-haystack investors who would even bother to invest in a wedding startup.
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Today Matthew Lynley, Connie Loizos and I were joined by Semil Shah, the founder of seed-stage fund Haystack and venture partner at Lightspeed.
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I'm aware that the next important detail might be hiding behind the next tab, like the world's smallest needle in the world's largest haystack.
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If your country's phone lines were compromised, would in-game voicechat create a needle-in-a-haystack situation for spies trying to listen-in?
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There's a reason that "finding a needle in a haystack" is the cliche so often used when people talk about sifting through intelligence data.
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But "a three-bedroom apartment on the Upper East Side for under $21 million is like a needle in a haystack," Mr. Salem said.
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Finally, in a needle-in-a-haystack moment, two swabs taken from the suspects' hotel were found to contain traces of the nerve agent.
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"I was too scared to tell anyone because it felt like mucking around: it was like finding a needle in a haystack," he says.
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Sometimes, finding a terrorist in the 14 million population of Tehran is like finding a needle — not in a haystack, but in 10 haystacks.
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One of my favorite sayings is if you want to find a needle in a haystack, you need to get rid of the hay.
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First off, the size of the "haystack" is uncertain because the minimum amount of time needed for an intelligent species to evolve is unknown.
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The watershed moment in 1806, known as the Haystack Meeting, is marked on the campus by a stone monument in a park near a dormitory.
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It may seem like looking for a needle in a haystack, watching the sky hoping a planet will pass by at just the right moment.
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Under the leadership of Yann LeCun, Facebook's AI Research (FAIR) lab is making it possible for everyone to more quickly relate needles within a haystack.
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But we also spotted some unique and smart costumes that impressed, from a Claude Monet haystack to a Louise Bourgeois with phallic sculpture in hand.
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We're not hyperbolizing when we say that trying to find the perfect pair of vintage Levi's is like searching for a needle in a haystack.
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Instead, communications can be hoovered up en masse and analyzed to search the haystack of data for patterns and anomalies that might indicate potential threats.
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Other existing Cleanly investors include Initialized Capital, AltaIR, Millhouse Capital, Y Combinator, Ludlow Ventures, Haystack Ventures, and a bunch of angel investors including Paul Buchheit.
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Semil Shah, an investor at Lightspeed and Haystack, said that while coworking could be a cost-effective option for a small team, it has drawbacks.
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"This is not a case of looking for a needle in a haystack - it's more like a needle in a stack of needles," Heinzman added.
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"This was a very exciting example where we could use our advances in computational analysis to find a needle in a giant haystack," Bos says.
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If I only look at the bottom of the haystack or only examine half the hay, I can't conclusively say that a needle doesn't exist.
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Researchers at MIT's Haystack Observatory and the University of Tromsø in Norway observed the eclipse's strange effects on atmosphere using 2,000 sensors receiving positioning satellite data.
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It's the proverbial needle in the haystack, as eleven million shipping containers—each with as many as 2,000 boxes—enter the U.S. annually through various ports.
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But finding intact tumor cells in blood often only gives an indication of cancer prognosis and is like searching for the proverbial needle in a haystack.
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"It's not helpful to make the haystack orders of magnitude bigger, because it creates orders of magnitude more of difficulty for finding the needle," he said.
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Every so often, we unearth that one special garment that's basically a needle in a haystack: affordable but special, adaptable but unlike anything we've seen before.
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It may be a needle in a haystack, but it's not outside the realm of possibility—particularly in light of Facebook's habit of making grand proclamations.
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After losing her entire family in the Holocaust, Westheimer emigrated to Palestine, where she had her first experience, "on a haystack, in a barn" she says.
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But finding him was like looking for a needle in a haystack since it was unclear exactly when and where Aldridge had fallen into the sea.
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" At the press conference, Schubert said, "We all knew we were looking for a needle in a haystack but we all knew the needle was there….
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There are millions upon millions of videos posted on YouTube, so finding content you like can sometimes feel like looking for that needle in the haystack.
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They peek from a haystack, hiding, after neighbors have turned them away; on the road, they pose as Catholic schoolgirls when passing soldiers chat with them.
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Times Insider A tool called DocumentHelper, developed by our Interactive News team, helped the reporters Benjamin Weiser and William K. Rashbaum find needles in a haystack.
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So much data was collected by Event Horizon Telescope that it had to be shipped to the MIT Haystack Observatory on half a ton of hard drives.
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Galvanize's investors include University Ventures Fund, ABS Capital Partners, Aspen Grove Capital, The Colorado Impact Fund, Haystack Partners in New York and Liberty Media CEO Greg Maffei.
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Every second winds up turning into about 10, which increases the size of the already large haystack of photos and videos we tend to shoot these days.
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After that, researchers ship all the disks—petabytes worth of data—to a central supercomputer at the Haystack Radio Observatory in Massachusetts and another in Bonn, Germany.
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But they haven't actually observed the jet yet, Kazunori Akiyama, postdoctoral fellow at the MIT Haystack Observatory leading the EHT imaging group, explained to Gizmodo by phone.
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Acting like looking for a woman who is capable of directing a Star Wars film is comparable to looking for a needle in a haystack is bullshit.
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Needles in the haystack It was a quiet year for CES — the show wasn't filled with any blockbuster product announcements, or marked by any explosive new trends.
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He also said that finding a Zika-carrying mosquito is like finding a needle in a haystack, and doing so is not necessary to confirm local mosquito transmission.
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"The image in Interstellar is almost correct," Kazunori Akiyama, postdoctoral researcher at the MIT Haystack Observatory who led the team that created the EHT's image, explained to Gizmodo.
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The Series B is being led by Menlo Ventures, and prior to this the company had raised $15 million from Bessemer Venture Partners, Comcast Ventures, Haystack and NextView.
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"You use a technique called file carving, which is a fancy way of saying you're looking for files inside the haystack," said Jonathan Zdziarski, an independent security researcher.
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"We all knew that we were looking for a needle in a haystack," Sacramento District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert said Wednesday at a news conference announcing DeAngelo's arrest.
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We just need to put a name to that profile, and so even though it may seem like a needle in a haystack, someone can find the needle.
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To hunt successfully for the right address, "the proverbial quest for a needle in a haystack is said to be excellent practice," Mr. Reinitz wrote in The Times.
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The data were too voluminous to transmit over the internet, so they were placed on hard disks and flown back to M.I.T.'s Haystack Observatory, in Westford, Mass.
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As investors adjust to a new normal, they might not have "the mental headspace" to build a relationship with entrepreneurs they don't know, according to the Haystack partner.
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"We don't use artificial intelligence to replace human intelligence, we basically use it to find the needles in the haystack and present them to our team," Khan says.
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Finding a needle in a haystack is a no-brainer compared with finding the source of the Shiga toxin-producing E. coli making its way around the country.
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Credibility poses a more significant problem in a longer, more populous play, "The Haystack," which has been extended at the Hampstead Theater in North London through March 12.
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"We were looking at some phenomena that were expected but never had the chance to be observed," study author Shun-Rong Zhang from the MIT Haystack Observatory told Gizmodo.
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"Every once in a while you find that needle in a haystack," Roberts told Current in Carmel on why she never gave up hope the cat would be found.
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"As technology has progressed, the ability to look at the Universe at all frequencies has expanded greatly," Colin Lonsdale, the director of the MIT Haystack Observatory, tells The Verge.
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Making the site's millions of bookmarks easier to sort through made it more accessible, but it also turned off older users who were accustomed to hiding in the haystack.
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That's not to say San Francisco isn't a great place to be — but if you want to be more than a needle in a haystack, there are better places.
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Locating migrants adrift is like finding a needle in a haystack, but on the night of July 16 the crew say they got lucky as they scanned radio frequencies.
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If online dating is like searching for a needle in a haystack, Tinder is like searching for a needle in, I dunno, an entire field of generally awful haystacks.
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Guess it was like finding a needle in a haystack, a diamond in the rough, a secret in the garden and one carrot ring all at the same time.
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The Dothraki hut went up like a haystack soaked in kerosene, taking the potty-mouthed khals with it and allowing the unburnt dragon mother to emerge from the flames.
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"For the last few years, a lot of companies raised money without having to share much data," said Semil Shah, an investor with Haystack Fund, a venture capital firm.
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And a similar personalized news startup, Haystack TV, delivers content to mobile devices, Android TV, Chromecast and Apple TV. Watchup is live on the Apple TV App Store now.
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The city's size also caused me to fret: In focusing on Shengzhou, I turned out to have narrowed my search to a far larger haystack than I'd wagered on.
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"In the old days, you (as a regulator) had to look at some simplistic data, do random sampling, and try to find a needle in a haystack," he said.
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There's a lot of cut footage from any given episode of reality TV, and finding the most damaging moments could end up being like locating a needle in a haystack.
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Comey said tracking apparent lone wolf attackers like Mateen was like finding "needles in a nationwide haystack" while also trying to work out what kind of people could become radicalized.
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Much like the leaks that make for huge online moments, it simulates the feeling that anyone can be the detective who finds the crucial bit of information in the haystack.
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While there, she was responsible for leading the project, with assistance from MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics and the MIT Haystack Observatory.
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In a larger company, the breaking point tends to be that there are probably a bunch of relevant answers, but there's no way to find the needle in the haystack.
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"We take quite a bit of material every day so the odds of finding that are not much better than a needle in a haystack," Wise told the Press-Democrat.
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"We are looking for needles in a nationwide haystack, but we are also looking for what pieces of hay may someday become needles," Comey said during a press conference Monday.
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That meant we had to really dig through an enormous haystack of unrelated footage from that time, hoping that the camera would swing to the left and capture our heroines.
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Three VCs recommended this book: Brad Feld, managing director at Foundry Group, Semil Shah, founder and general partner at Haystack, and John Fein, founder and managing partner at Firebrand Ventures.
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The data were too voluminous to transmit over the internet, and so had to be placed on hard disks and flown back to M.I.T.'s Haystack Observatory, in Westford, Mass.
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"The eclipse is a particularly strong example, for a brief period of time, of space weather," said Philip Erickson, a space scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Haystack Observatory.
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The entire seed market is wholly different from when I sent the first Haystack wire in March 2013, and with every fund comes a new game to learn to play.
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Bouman was a crucial member of the imaging team "(Bouman) was a major part of one of the imaging subteams," said Vincent Fish, a research scientist at MIT's Haystack Observatory.
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"There&aposs a very strong desire among consumers to eat, and consumers are lazy," Semil Shah, who invested in DoorDash in fall 2013 as a general partner of Haystack, said.
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She led the project with the help of a team of scientists from MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, and the MIT Haystack Observatory.
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Launching today with pre-seed backing from venture capital funds Combine, Haystack and Partners Resolute, customers can begin ordering Haus' citrus & flower-flavored debut apéritif (15% ABV), priced at $70 apiece.
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On this episode of Recode Decode, Haystack founder and Lightspeed Ventures venture partner Semil Shah talks with Recode's Teddy Schleifer about breaking into venture capital and how the industry is changing.
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This error rate means a lot of work for the states participating in Crosscheck to identify voter fraud—finding actual multi-registrants is akin finding the proverbial needle in a haystack.
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Everlaw currently charges clients by the volume of data that its artificial intelligence-enhanced software helps them sort through to find that needle in the haystack that can make their case.
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The room, which seats forty and is largely devoid of decoration, is lit with the rousing brightness of a bank manager's office and not the caramelly glow of a Monet haystack.
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Wrapify has raised a $1M seed round from Ludlow Ventures, Social+Capital Partnership, Haystack, and The LAUNCH Fund, and is in the process of securing a Series A round of funding.
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He was 873 years old in 2000, when the Falcke-Fulvio-Melia paper came out, two years into a job running the high-frequency V.L.B.I. program at M.I.T.'s Haystack Observatory.
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" He said that Moscow was using "a classic Russian strategy of trying to conceal the needle of truth in a haystack of lies and obfuscation," adding, "They're not fooling anybody anymore.
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Today, we have a puzzle that is extremely freewheeling and creative, chock-full of puns and the anagrams that help a solver along are like tricky little needles in a haystack.
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Scientists and doctors can now find the needle in the haystack of health data as the norm, not the exception, and therefore see certain disease patterns that were never apparent before.
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The same could be said of plenty of at-first-formless songs from Can, the legendary German art-rock group Czukay cofounded, whose songs began as hours-long improvisations which he culled down, into compositions, movements, experiences, happenings, picking out the best parts, locating not so much the needle in the haystack as it were, as specific piece of hay among a haystack that only he and the band could see as different from all the rest.
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Image processing could find the enemy needle in the urban haystack, while fusion centers could automatically combine massive amounts of data from various sources into landscape analysis for forces in the field.
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But overall, the lack of witnesses, the dearth of solid leads, and the remote location of the crime scene made solving the case "like (finding) a needle in a haystack," Baldwin said.
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It was not unusual to arrive at the office in the morning to find a haystack of memos in his outbox, and a desk strewn with blunted pencils and exhausted Wite-Out bottles.
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The Aedes aegypti mosquito that spreads Zika is famously difficult to fight, and experts often say that testing the bugs to find the virus is like looking for a needle in a haystack.
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It's going to take longer to close deals without a relationshipShah puts in overtime as an investor, holding partner roles at both Lightspeed Venture Partners and his own institutional seed-stage fund, Haystack.
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"The last 100 yards are always human, but what we're trying to do is make it faster to find these kids and really to find a needle in the haystack," Ms. Cordua said.
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"Why give them a needle when you can give them the haystack?" the ally said, suggesting that document dumps might drown Democrats in so much paperwork that it keeps them occupied for months.
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A court order might force Burnett to open his vaults, but in that case, he could just as easily release all of the footage, leading to the needle in a haystack scenario raised above.
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Looking for an event horizon is like looking for a needle in a haystack, except the needle isn't visible at all — you can only just barely discern its subtracted outline in the surrounding hay.
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"There is no way to compete with Bill Gurley if Bill Gurley puts down a $272 million term sheet," Haystack founder and general partner Semil Shah tells TechCrunch, referring to Benchmark's esteemed general partner.
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These data were transported to the Haystack Observatory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in America and the Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy in Bonn, Germany, on half a tonne of hard drives.
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At the time, CDC Director Dr. Tom Frieden said that finding a Zika-carrying mosquito is like finding a needle in a haystack, and doing so is not necessary to confirm local mosquito transmission.
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"This black hole is much bigger than the orbit of Neptune, and Neptune takes 200 years to go around the sun," Geoffrey Crew, a research scientist at MIT's Haystack Observatory, said in a statement.
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The two developed a lifelong companionship, and during his time at Haystack Mr. Berensohn began to develop his philosophy of ceramics as a noncommercial enterprise that can foster human development and unlock human potential.
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Image systems can find a needle of a face in a haystack of people, but they can also still mistake a picture of me for one of Stanley Tucci (okay, maybe it got that right).
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The new round was led by Threshold Ventures (formerly DFJ Venture), with participation from Bullpen Capital, Haystack and Female Founders Fund, as well as restaurateur Will Guidara of Make it Nice and Eleven Madison Park.
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"The tests were a human-generated and extreme example of some of the space weather effects frequently caused by the sun," study's co-author Phil Erickson, an assistant director at MIT's Haystack Observatory, told NASA.
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But she ran into the woods and hid in a haystack where she might have frozen to death if not for a Catholic farmer who risked his own life to take her to his home.
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But since searching a store so much product can feel like you're looking for a needle in a haystack, it all comes down to using my most critical fashion eye to unearth the good stuff.
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While avoiding going to the doctor in typical Sophia fashion, she scrounges up some extra cash and gets to thrifting, but quickly realizes that finding good vintage is like finding a needle in a haystack.
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Founded in Brooklyn with a workforce that's mostly virtual, the new-ish company managed to raise cash from three firms that know a thing or two about enterprise operations — CRV, Haystack and the Slack Fund.
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Looking for colon cancer in young people is like looking for a needle in a haystack — you'd have to screen a lot of people to detect even a small number of cancers or precancerous polyps.
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With more than 22016 billion users worldwide, ferreting out bad actors is akin to finding a needle in a haystack, Gleicher told CNN during his first on-camera interview since taking the job in January.
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Using the nine-dimensional haystack, Tarter has likened all SETI searches to date to extracting a cup of water from all of Earth's oceans and looking for evidence that fish exist only in that cup.
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In this case, experts had several recordings of Dhar giving interviews when still in the UK. With no suspects to go on the task would be near-impossible, like searching for a needle in a haystack.
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So there's a huge body of work to try and make sense of, most of which is not going to be relevant to AI, meaning you're looking for nuggets of crucial information in a huge haystack.
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And that's especially true for his upcoming tenth annual Farm Tour, where the country crooner, 42, said he wants to hit the haystack knowing he performed to the King of Rock and Roll standards every night.
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Dozens of officers comb through passenger lists for all flights arriving in the United States, which include about 300,000 people each day, as well as cargo manifests — looking, in essence, for the needle in the haystack.
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It's a bit like finding a needle in a haystack, according to Scott, which is why the need exists for this machine learning-driven approach, taken on from multiple teams tackling the data from multiple angles.
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Shifting from traditional methods to new approaches and technologies such as data science can help find the needle in the haystack and speed the process of detecting and blocking insider threats before they cause irreversible damage.
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The distress calls often come in the early morning hours, leaving the rescue teams the nightmare task of finding the small boats in the dark, "like looking for a needle in a haystack," Mr. Bonnafous said.
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At the Land, Mr. Berensohn also met M. C. Richards, an influential potter and poet, and followed her to the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts in Deer Isle, Me., where he enrolled in her pottery workshop.
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The hunt for Pilgrim included police helicopters and drones, as well as many volunteers, though Blandford said that had they exhausted their search area with no luck, finding her "would've been a needle in a haystack."
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LAUSANNE, Switzerland — A windswept hillside seen on a sunny spring day, its bright red poppies rendered in sprightly strokes of paint, a mottled smudge of a haystack in the distance: It's a classic French Impressionist scene.
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"The expression 'like finding a needle in a haystack' shouldn't be used to describe (search-and-rescue) and recovery at sea," the Soufan Group, a security intelligence firm, wrote in a briefing about the missing plane.
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"We found the needle in the haystack and it was right here in Sacramento County," Sacramento County District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert told reporters Wednesday, explaining that the arrest was made possible by advances in DNA testing.
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The development of CHIRP was announced in 2016 by MIT and involved a team of researchers from three places: MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory, the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics and the MIT Haystack Observatory.
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Authorities from Malaysia, Australia and China, which have jointly carried out the needle-in-a-haystack search, announced Wednesday that the operation had been suspended after searching more than 120,000 square kilometers of the Indian Ocean's floor.
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While they are just as appalled as anyone else by how often the headlines are dominated by the latest atrocity, to them mass shooters still seem like needles in a haystack, too rare to provide definite answers.
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No matter who you want to meet in Berlin — tech service providers, product managers, developers, marketers or engineers, founders or investors — CrunchMatch will help you "Die Nadel im Heuhaufen suchen" or find the needle in the haystack.
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Thus, if the NSA or DEA knows their target is using a specific program, they could simply search for the unique signatures of those programs in a given area to considerably "thin the haystack" of potential suspects.
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Compound led the round; other participants include Maiden Re, 645 Ventures, Arab Angel, Winklevoss Capital, Chestnut Street Ventures, Pierre Valade (who co-founded the calendar application Sunrise), angel investor Edward Lando and earlier backers Haystack and MetaProp.
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So while the needle in the haystack—that is, the correct UV frequency to excite a thorium-229 nucleus—hasn't yet been found, Peik and his colleagues now have a picture of what the needle looks like.
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Eagle-eyed Reddit user u/Colvjs picked this needle out of a haystack, and it's really something to watch: Sure, there's repetition in sports—everyone's trained in similar ways and are conditioned to respond to similar stimuli.
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The startup is announcing that it has raised $1.1 million in seed funding from Initialized Capital (founded by former Y Combinator partners Garry Tan and Alexis Ohanian), VTF Capital (founded by Tony Hsieh of Zappos) and Haystack Ventures.
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Compiling the data for the "Century of Black Mormons " project has been a multiyear effort of painstaking, needle-in-a-haystack detective work, said Reeve, the first Simmons Mormon Studies Professor at the university&aposs College of Humanities.
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Security has come a long way -- our automated systems can pick a spear-phishing email out of an internet-sized haystack -- and yet, as a society, we're putting everything in jeopardy by not making a commitment to security.
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"They've expanded the size of the haystack in which you're still searching for a needle, but they've reduced the capacity to do that," said Nazanin Ash, vice president of global policy and advocacy at the International Rescue Committee.
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As EU and U.S. negotiators focus on a new agreement to provide a lawful basis for the transfer of personal data, we offer the following recommendations: Collection Limitation – Government agencies should not hold the entire "haystack" to needles.
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There are more than 100 billion stars in the Milky Way and some nine billion radio channels on which to listen — a "cosmic haystack" in the vernacular, of which only a minuscule fraction has been sampled to date.
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"What AI and machine learning allows you to do is find the needle in the haystack," said Bob Work, a champion of AI technology who was deputy defense secretary until last July, without referring to any individual projects.
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"The more granularity we can get on the intelligence and the more information that we can share together, the more likely we're able to find the needle in the haystack essentially, which is the bad financial transaction," Keenan said.
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"With this, employees can focus on what is relevant for them, rather based on what is newest, saving time from looking for the needle in the haystack, and thus get more of the right things done," explains the startup.
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Unlike when the drones could see the ground, and a haystack or a cow would spin around the flat screen like the second hand of a clock, we had no idea how long we sat watching the spinning clouds.
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Winter weather resulted in hundreds of canceled flights on Frontier Airlines and a nightmare mess of hundreds of suitcases, forcing passengers to search through the backlog of luggage to find their bags, like a needle in a Samsonite haystack.
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The seed round has two typesSemil Shah, an early-stage investor at Lightspeed Venture Partners, who also invests out of his own firm, Haystack, expects the flow of capital to continue pumping up deal sizes in the new year.
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Perspective engineers describe moderating hate speech with and without ML using a haystack analogy: AI helps by automating the sorting process, whittling vast haystacks down while still giving humans the final say over whether a comment is considered abusive or harassment.
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Possible suspects are "needles in a nationwide haystack," in Comey's words, motivated by a concoction of grievances, personal and political, that find meaning in the adoption of an extremist label or the sort of seductive justification for violence provided by Awlaki.
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So instead of looking for these great big effects that reproduce the later stages of the syndrome, which was an important first step academically, maybe what we ought to be doing is is looking for the needle in the haystack.
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How much more market value will be created by a workforce with twenty-five times as many engaged workers, each one with that needle-in-a-haystack perfectly matched job that you and I can only dream about having today?
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The energy of his devotion can be felt in the scathing social commentary of "The Haywain", where crowds of people, including nuns, grasp at a haystack which is being led to hell by creatures that are half-fish and half-man.
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Read more: Drones tackle illegal fishing in African waters Gems in a haystack Debmarine Namibia has a license to operate off the coast of Namibia until 2000 within a 275,220 square mile area -- just under half the size of Jamaica.
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Semil Shah, general partner of Haystack and an early investor in the crypto space, said the SEC's memo should serve as a warning to scammers trying to manipulate unsuspecting retail investors by promoting access to new technologies, like the blockchain.
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Gathering meaningful information from would-be perpetrators in the absence of organizational collusion isn't that much better than searching for a needle in a haystack, even when those perpetrators can't stop talking to everyone about what a badass terrorist they think they are.
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Others focus on the Haystack Meeting and its monument on campus, as well as images and artifacts from the royal court at the end of the century, when the sovereign, independent kingdom of Hawai'i was being relentlessly undermined by the Americans living there.
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Evans also told the Sun that finding her in the dense woods was like finding "a needle in the haystack," and that once they did locate her, they needed to tie their longest rope (500 feet) to another rope to reach her.
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"It is really remarkable, the fact that we are able to use this modern sequencing technology to find these needles in a haystack across the genome," says Paul Hohenlohe, a genomicist at the University of Idaho and one of the study's co-authors.
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Alexander's childhood recollections involve touches of comedy—his grandmother's salty curses; his mighty Uncle Samiylo's dispute with a neighbor over a haystack, leading to a rowdy but bloodless gang war; and young Alexander's fantasies of talking horses and a lion on the loose.
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The firings happened in the span of two years and took place at consumer-facing companies, which gave them more prominence in the media, said Semil Shah, a seed-stage investor at Haystack and a venture partner at Lightspeed in Menlo Park.
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The astronomers at each of the eight participating observatories shipped a total of 1,024 eight-terabyte hard drives containing the observation's harvest to Haystack Observatory and the Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy for correlation, and the drives all arrived in good condition.
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Yes, some fast-fashion or plus-size retailers have started to offer on-trend swimsuits in extended sizes, but for most, finding a high-quality suit that actually fits exactly how it's supposed to is like finding a needle in a haystack — nearly impossible.
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"Certainly other quasars," bright distant light sources, "will be of interest, different active galactic nuclei jets," beams of matter flying out of galaxies' bright centers, "and accretion disks," disks of matter orbiting sources of gravity, said Lynn Matthews, Research Scientist at the MIT Haystack Observatory.
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They are the gamification of the activity of hunting for a needle in a haystack, and one cannot passively interact with those books and hope to succeed in finding all (or even half) of the objects that you are supposed to be hunting for.
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This is from our seed investment memo: Seed investment memo ~ 2009 Seed investment memo ~ 2009 Law No. 8: Democratizes development Developer platforms that enable and empower non-developers are truly a needle in a haystack — but extremely powerful once the core mechanics are working.
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Nashat Melhem, 29, from the village of Arara in northern Israel was still at large and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who visited the scene of the attack in which two people were killed, said security forces were searching for "a needle in a haystack".
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Simplifeye, which graduated from AngelPad in late 2015, has raised $3 million in funding from investors that include SoftTech VC, First Round Capital and Felicis Ventures, as well as Semil Shah's Haystack Fund, Joe Montana's Liquid 2 Ventures and angels Wiley Cerilli and Ariel Poler.
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"We're waiting to see what's going to happen, waiting to see where the market shakes out, and waiting to see how that potentially impacts post-money impact," Semil Shah, the sole general partner at Haystack VC and a partner with Lightspeed Venture Partners, explained.
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Founded: 2012 by Armon Dadgar and Mitchell HashimotoTotal funding: $174.53 millionInvestors: Haystack, True Ventures, Mayfield Fund, GGV Capital, Redpoint Ventures, Snap, Slack, IVP, Bessemer Venture Partners, AppDynamics, TCVMost recent funding round: HashiCorp raised an undisclosed amount of venture funding from TCV on January 1, 2019.
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Astronomers have for a long time noticed that some spectral lines seem to be missing from black holes, and theorized that certain elements might still exist without showing themselves, Lynn Matthews, Research Scientist at the MIT Haystack Observatory not involved in the study explained in an email.
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E.l.f. Cosmetics is the needle in the beauty haystack: a brand that barely advertises and has never done celebrity endorsements, yet has an enormous and devoted fanbase; that makes high quality products packed with pigment and secret features, yet charges only a couple of bucks for 'em.
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The disclosure, one of the most significant by Mr. Snowden, prompted sharp criticism of the government's theory about why it was legal: Essentially, everyone's phone records were relevant because the government needed to acquire the haystack so that it could hunt for needles of investigative interest.
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"There are plenty of us in the community that were aware of this concern, but until people saw with their own eyes this freight train of satellites, it didn't really jump into the public consciousness," Mary Knapp, a research scientist studying exoplanets at MIT Haystack Observatory, tells The Verge.
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Finding the needles in the broader American haystack is a trickier proposition, and for NYO23 especially, Carnegie has applied great effort to find "talented students from communities underserved by and underrepresented in the classical orchestral field" and considerable expense to provide them with high-level training and performance opportunities.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One of Claude Monet's iconic haystack paintings, "Meules" (21500), sold for $21272,21000,000 at Sotheby's Impressionist & Modern Art Evening Sale on May 14, becoming the first Impressionist to surpass a $100 million price tag at auction, and setting a record for the French artist.
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"The whole haystack need only be searched if one needs to prove that there are zero needles—because technological life might spread throughout the galaxy, or because technological species might arise independently in many places, we might expect there to be a great number of needles to be found."
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The round was led by Bessemer Venture Partners, and included New Enterprise Associates (NEA), Soros Fund Management (chaired by billionaire George Soros, also head of the rights-focused Open Society Foundations, which pushes for accountable and tolerant democracies), as well as Haystack Partners, Quadrant Capital Advisors, and Blue Delta Capital.
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In a world where a single click pulls up millions of lipsticks, eye creams, and shampoos (on Google alone, the numbers before those zeros read 67, 18.5, and 60, respectively), landing on the "best" beauty product of the moment can feel a lot like looking for a needle in a haystack.
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Now Silo, a company that recently raised $3 million from investors led by Garry Tan and Alexis Ohanian's Initialized Capital and including Semil Shah from Haystack Ventures, angel investors Kevin Mahaffey and Matt Brezina and The Penny Newman Grain Company, an international grain and feed marketplace, is looking to change that.
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" But Mr. Trump's election has catalyzed liberal activists and given hope to a diffuse group whose underdog status is baked into its messaging: One organization is called Needles in a Haystack, while the Facebook page of another, the Liberal Moms of Roswell and Cobb, declares, "You're not the only one.
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The 161-piece offering makes shopping for the jewelry that's supposed to represent the first day of the rest of your life seem more like a one-stop shop than like searching for a needle in a haystack (in this case, that needle is a diamond ring that won't break the bank).
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Plenty of Silicon Valley luminaries also piled into the round, including Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff; Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang; Square's project engineering lead Gokul Rajaram; Kevin Weil (the former Twitter product head who just hightailed it to Instagram); BranchOut founder Rick Marini; Haystack founder Semil Shah; and angel investor Ellen Levy.
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Others of the 28 other VCs in attendance included Shawn Carolan of Menlo Ventures, Shahin Farshchi of Lux Capital, Ann Miura-Ko of Floodgate, Maha Ibrahim of Canaan Partners, Bobby Yazdani of Cota Capital, Semil Shah of Haystack, Hunter Walk of Homebrew, James Currier of NFX Guild, and Josh Elman of Greylock Partners.
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She stridently rebutted the view that measures in the bill constitute mass surveillance — asserting: "We do not collect all the data, all of the time" — before going on to argue that "bulk collection" is necessary to ensure there is a "haystack" of data available to be filtered for intelligence in the first place.
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Luckily for Cabeen, it hadn't yet been dumped, and though there were 10 tons of trash to comb through in search of the ring, Turkey Creek employees Joseph Soto, Adolfo Calleja and Tyler Harwood were up to the task — even though it was like "finding a needle in a haystack," said Soto.
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Vive, the Classpass for hair blowouts, has announced the close of a $2.3 million seed round, led by Deep Fork Capital with participation by Y Combinator, Crunchfund, Ludlow Ventures, Vayner RSE, Maveron, Expansion Venture Capital, T5 Capital, Kosinski Ventures, Haystack Fund, and angel investors Pascal Levy-Garboua, Paul Buchheit and Scooter Braun's SB Projects.
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Read more: Finding staff to work at Buckingham Palace is like 'finding a needle in a haystack,' according to a royal recruitment agencyAfter all, royal staff are often required to sign strict non-disclosure agreements, meaning there are precise rules as to what they are allowed to disclose to third parties — if anything at all.
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Jill Tarter, a radio astronomer with the SETI Institute, for instance, has proposed a "nine-dimensional haystack" in which SETI searches range across the three spatial dimensions, time, two polarization dimensions of the radio signal, the central frequency of the radio signal, the sensitivity of receivers, and the way information is encoded in the signal.
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"Finding evidence for ancient drug use is a bit like finding a needle in a haystack, because this kind of evidence is rare due to there being few opportunities for long-term preservation of the remains of activities involving drug use, which is very ephemeral, and doesn't necessarily leave a lot in the way of physical evidence," Boivun said.
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Here, you can join the overwhelmed bartender in a cheeky round of: Cruise around Oregon's other locations for other activities — throw hockey T-shirts at a Willamette Falls game, go mountain biking around the Rowena Crest Loops, have beavers steal your socks, pretend to be a sommelier in the Williamette Valley, go whale watching at Haystack Rock.
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According to Rachel Berger, a pediatrician who directs the child-abuse research center at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh and who led research for the federal Commission to Eliminate Child Abuse and Neglect Fatalities, the problem is not one of finding a needle in a haystack but of finding the right needle in a pile of needles.
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Atomico's Irina Haivas Atomico's Irina Haivas Meanwhile, I asked Atomico principle Irina Haivas, who led on behalf of the firm, what attracted her to the investment and how she views the risks associated with backing a company like Healx, given it is trying to find a needle in a haystack (drug discovery) and also needs to commercialise those discoveries.
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The trajectory of these stories was familiar and so were the responses: from YouTube saying publicly that it was fixing the problem while also claiming the offensive videos were "the extreme needle in the haystack"; or from Facebook, which claimed that, at most, news and politics were small detours in the service's destiny to connect the world.
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After graduating from an all-girls white high school ("I helped to integrate it"), Scott earned a scholarship to get her bachelor's degree at the Maryland Institute College of Art in 1970, and her master's degree from the Instituto Allende in Mexico in 1971, with further study at Rochester Institute of Technology and Haystack Mountain School of Crafts.
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To learn a little more about the firm's earliest days, how exactly it helps startups, and whether it thinks the pace of innovation right now can keep up with the amount of capital flooding the market, investor Semil Shah of the seed-stage firm Haystack sat down with Lightspeed co-founders Ravi Mhatre and Barry Eggers at a StrictlyVC event late last week.
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Laufer Wind's Aircraft Detection System, a radar-based system designed to detect nearby airplanes, scans 360 degrees, but in this research program its task is harder than to find a needle in a haystack, as NREL researcher Jason Roadman explains:The radars process a gigabyte of data every minute; the trick is to discern the bytes of data that represent the bird.
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H from Steps had just been born, the country was going through one of the most intense heatwaves in its history and The Wurzels released "Combine Harvester (Brand New Key)"—a 'Scrumpy & Western' song that opens with definitely-probably the most rural sex metaphor in recorded history ("I drove a tractor through your haystack last night") and goes downhill fast from there.
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I have to admit that I miss the crisp haystack of fried noodles and green papaya fritters that the first restaurant piled on top, and I wish Mr. Sreparplarn added in more pickled mustard greens and less chile oil (or served condiments on the side and let you decide how sour and spicy to make the soup, as Kao Soy did).
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But where I was going is besides, you know, finding two terrorist needles in a haystack in 100 or so hours and the brilliant performance of the first responders and the medical professionals, it was regular people in a place, by the way, that doesn't have a reputation for warm and friendly, who stepped up and showed acts of kindness.
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"First of all, we had to separate the Helicobacter pylori sequences from the other genetic material, which is everything — the Iceman itself, food, other microbiome pathogens, soil bacteria that have invaded the mummy — and this was like searching for a needle in the haystack," said Thomas Rattei of the University of Vienna, one of the study's co-authors, during a teleconference with reporters on Wednesday.
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And even if Facebook is prioritizing takedowns of extremist content (vs moderating other types of potentially problematic content), it's still facing a staggeringly massive haystack of content to sift through, with only a tiny team of overworked (yet, says Bickert, essential) human reviewers attached to this task, at a time when political thumbscrews are being turned on tech giants to get much better at nixing online extremism — and fast.
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With more than 8,000 applicants to Chivas Ventures from around the world, it was fiercely competitive to win a place, said Michal Matus - whose Slovakian social enterprise, Save the Bees, sells technology to beekeepers so they can monitor their hives "You are like a needle in the haystack," he said about getting selected for such competitions, having been named one of the top 10 finalists at Chivas Ventures.
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" He took the approach to such an extreme that his competitor, Nikola Tesla, had this to say about the trial-and-error approach: "If [Edison] had a needle to find in a haystack, he would not stop to reason where it was most likely to be, he would proceed at once with the feverish diligence of the bee to examine straw after straw until he found the object of his search.
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Yesterday, we reported that LinkedIn has now notched up 20 million job postings — a number it claims makes it now the biggest job site for professional jobs in the world — but when it comes to more targeted searching, and then the very big task of how to handle the volume of inbound interest (alongside more proactive recruiting) and find needles in that haystack, there is still a lot more to be done.
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As James Comey, the F.B.I. director, has said, finding potential terrorists before they strike is like finding needles in a haystack, or, in some cases, figuring out which pieces of hay will become needles.. As for those who blame Democrats or liberals or President Obama for supposedly denying that there is such a thing as "radical Islam," that reflects an inability to understand the rationale behind avoiding that phrase, which is to avoid conflating the very small percentage of Muslims who perpetrate these acts or promote terrorism with the majority of Muslims, who are most often the victims overseas.
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