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901.
by bflesch 9y ago
Wow, those seem like great resources! Thank you so much!
902.
by bflesch 9y ago
By any chance, do you have further readings on this? We're also a struggling marketplace and would take great motivation from this.
903.
by bflesch 9y ago
Most likely the Dutch tax payer. Edit: Why am I being downvoted? The author even pointed out he is a student at this Dutch public university in a sister comment.
904.
by bflesch 9y ago
In health this would be massively beneficial. Imagine a digital hospital where you monitor excrements for every patient during their stay. When my father was in the stroke unit recently they had him drink a shitload of water and they monito
905.
by bflesch 9y ago
Yes, I think it makes more sense to monitor and gather data on what comes out of your body instead of monitoring what goes into it(e.g. all smartwatches/diets). I'd like to one day have a room-sized analysis unit which screens fec
906.
by bflesch 9y ago
It's great to see more investment into this disease. When my grandma fought Alzheimer's over the span of a decade it was very striking to see that the effect of a lack of hydration and the disease itself kind of overlapped. When s
907.
by bflesch 9y ago
Because for example Abby replaces the image with an PDF with invisible text overlays. I think it is a bit more complicated once you account for the formatting of documents.
908.
by bflesch 9y ago
How about fingerprinting and other biometrics as a replacement? This would be a solid solution, easy to implement and could be integrated with already existing storage systems?
909.
by bflesch 9y ago
The yellow sofa example in the article looked very convincing.
910.
by bflesch 9y ago
I'd love to build webgl multiplayer games. I hope to get the chance working on these things in the future.
911.
by bflesch 9y ago
Thanks anyways, I see peoplewindow has pointed out some important issues around my question!
912.
by bflesch 9y ago
I'm curious how you would relate in-browser WebGL performance vs. performance of native software such as Unreal. Is running it in a browser 10x worse? or 100x?
913.
by bflesch 9y ago
Can you elaborate how big the effective political risk is? I always thought LP commitments are pretty binding - are there many ways out of the fund for Saudi/Emirati money that aren't available to other very big fish?
914.
by bflesch 9y ago
I'm not a tor expert, but could this be solved by using something like namecoin for DNS within tor? So there would be a "proper" domain system for the .onion routes? The whole confusion comes from the fact that tor domains ha
915.
by bflesch 9y ago
If you're also wondering about the error message: The flight is over already, it has successfully landed in Helsinki ;)
916.
by bflesch 9y ago
You have to submit your balance sheet each year, and with a short lag it is available online on https://www.handelsregister.de where you can buy the info on any GmbH incl. persons who own it.
917.
by bflesch 9y ago
Yeah it is very bureaucratic indeed. If you want to raise money or add shareholders you need to make official appointments w/ lawyers and pay significant fees.
918.
by bflesch 9y ago
You need 12.500€ in the bank to start the GmbH. But you might be liable for another 12.500€ (to reach full 25.000€) if things go south.
919.
by bflesch 9y ago
I'm always amazed how people come up with artsy ways of using SVG. IMO this is akin to pixel art where tinkerers need to spend a lot of time to become in expert in creating these things. Really appreciate the writeup.
920.
by bflesch 9y ago
I think this might be a communication problem, where more mature technology needs to be framed differently in order to reach a larger audience with a different background. Maybe this is a direct result of the technical complexities involved
921.
by bflesch 9y ago
Thank you, this looks very useful to me. Saying that as someone who has spent several hours converting csv data to latex tables in the past ;)
922.
by bflesch 9y ago
Wow, that really is a beautiful piece of software. I think the compensation it returns for Hamburg is very much on point and definitely fair.
923.
by bflesch 9y ago
What sources is this argument based on? Don't they have a mainly remote team?
924.
by bflesch 9y ago
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925.
by bflesch 9y ago
Thanks for phrasing your concerns about this regulation in such a nice way. I tried to articulate it in an earlier post but it was very controversially received. Overall, this will be yet another additional challenge for EU-based startups i
926.
by bflesch 9y ago
> Companies I never engage with are tracking my activities through tracking pixels and other things and because I never establish a business relationship with them, I cannot avoid that. You can easily avoid being tracked by using an adbl
927.
by bflesch 9y ago
Of course this affects american companies, as the whole thing is primarily designed as a weapon for the EU against US dominance in the consumer space. The big problem for the EU is that consumers actually choose the best product in a free m
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by bflesch 9y ago
I don't think it is about ethics, it is about control. We as European businessmen were and still are unable to generate the same kind of innovation as the US, and now they try to solve the problem by pulling down the US on our level (a
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by bflesch 9y ago
I see this as yet another tax on (European) startups who have to invest even more resources into regulatory compliance. This prohibition of freely using all available data will create great arbitrage opportunity for the shadow economy, and
930.
by bflesch 9y ago
This article contains yet another beautiful visualization by the NYT team. Really adds to the article and gives insight into how this incident developed and how to assess it in the greater picture. Convinced me to think about it as an accid

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