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by brunooo 12y ago
Also see http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CLS_Group
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A Simple Explanation Of How Money Moves Around The Banking System(pieria.co.uk)
2 points by brunooo 12y ago|1 comments
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A Breakup Letter to Facebook from Eat24(blog.eat24hours.com)
107 points by brunooo 13y ago|104 comments
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by brunooo 13y ago
Tom Streithorsts excellent piece also was published yesterday: http://lareviewofbooks.org/essay/road-to-recovery
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by brunooo 13y ago
We tested demand late last year and relative numbers didn't look too convincing. https://www.minervafabric.com/ Feel free to ping me for more insight or specific data.
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Magic: the undercapitalised gathering online [free signup needed](ftalphaville.ft.com)
1 points by brunooo 13y ago|0 comments
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Vice News just launched(news.vice.com)
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Defender Favicon: Play a Retro Shooter in Your Favicon (2008)(p01.org)
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by brunooo 13y ago
Has anybody seen good articles that address the topic of a new global reserve currency and how that role could be served by ecash/digital cryptocurrencies? Especially from two points of view: - China making remarks in that direction, e
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by brunooo 13y ago
From someone who has a strong culture & tech ecosystem balance bias: - Berlin: It's the perfect combination of cheap living costs and OKish (growing) tech community - As mentioned pretty much everything from Paris to Kiev gets real
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Change in real income by global percentiles(blogs.ft.com)
2 points by brunooo 13y ago|1 comments
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by brunooo 13y ago
Guess the Michael Lewis story (damn, he should write more again) also explains the commits to https://github.com/goldmansachs a few months ago.
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by brunooo 13y ago
Thanks, is also about picking something up again we tried 8 years ago ( http://techcrunch.com/2006/09/14/systemone-wikis-with-semant... ), just starting simple this time.
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by brunooo 13y ago
Thanks!
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by brunooo 13y ago
Not the biggest fans of text safe search (too many false positives), but please excuse if anything was insulting.
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by brunooo 13y ago
Thanks! Some browsers render the cursor according to line height. Will ad shift-tab, the rest would need a proper line based editor, kept it simple for the first round of feedback. Same unfortunately goes for offline access, where conflicts
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by brunooo 13y ago
Thanks! And sorry: Which OS/Browser were you using?
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by brunooo 13y ago
Wanted to wait for this, currently most usertests show that people use it for not many, but long documents (ctrl+f works for them in this case). As soon as the note/user count goes up, we'll think about adding this.
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by brunooo 13y ago
Sry for the default FB scope, just sign up via mail & password.
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by brunooo 13y ago
- You - Yes (see small cloud icon next to title once you sign up) - No - In the clouds (syncs incl mobile) & less structured
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by brunooo 13y ago
Thanks! That's exactly the thinking behind the potentially upcoming pro version, once we'd see that there's basic interest.
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by brunooo 13y ago
Great line of thinking and very valid arguments, and also the reason we didn't think of any ad supported model. Currently we encrypt the notes and store them within appengine, while the search results are saved/cached as plaintext
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by brunooo 13y ago
Nate, thanks a lot for the really great feedback. Will definitely add very brief timeout on the sidebar and investigate where the Mac/Chrome wobbling is coming from, and also add more autofocus/keyboard shortcut functions.
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by brunooo 13y ago
After meandering through the Euro SemWeb ecosystem in 2005 i took the idiosyncratic liberty to include everything that uses semantics (eg POS) in that bracket. But definitely get the point, ridiculously was the next choice after "here&
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by brunooo 13y ago
Hm, is the case on all platforms, nothing is lost though. Which behavior would you expect?
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by brunooo 13y ago
Draftin, iA etc are good when you know what you want to write, but we kept 'quickdump' textfiles on our desktops and the occasional mail to ourselves. The thinking is really in the details, fast in terms of as few clicks and taps
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by brunooo 13y ago
Thanks for the feedback, @ search bit of reasoning: "Making lists, remembering good ideas or writing drafts mostly includes a lot of research. So you normally sit there with a ton of tabs open, copy and paste things etc. What if those
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by brunooo 13y ago
HN effect, search should be < 500msec normally. It is indeed semantic (POS tagger & chunker), but as mentioned atm this only tries to build Yahoo BOSS queries, which can't OR and rank, thus the bit lame results.
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by brunooo 13y ago
You can switch off the searchbar with small brackets in the top right corner, which also adapts the layout a bit. On mobiles its hidden as default.
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by brunooo 13y ago
The semantic search part is pretty limited atm, because we have to build (more or less guess) entities that form a good Yahoo BOSS query. Thinking about adding more data sources, whhere we can do basic but full vector space magic. Signing u

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