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dbosch
9y ago
A danish director made a film on the topic: he follows a Rent-A-Friend business boss who hides what he is doing for a living to his own family Imdb: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3242460/
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Show HN: MNMLIST – Share your (Wunder)lists with anyone (mnmlist.io)
(mnmlist.io)
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9y ago
Honestly, rent a house in the countryside, a remote place, but with fiber broadband. That's the perfect setup. Go in France countryside, like in the middle of the country (but i guess any country side in any country will do). No distra
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How to Clean Up Hundreds of Tons of Melted Nuclear Fuel
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9y ago
You're right. I should have edited my comment properly. I sincerely apologize. My point was to indicate that they are non startup companies, privately held, that are wayyy more valuable than SpaceX or Uber. Sorry about this.
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dbosch
9y ago
"World's most valuable privately held companies". Sounds weird, no? What about Vitol ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitol ), Saudi Aramco, Koch Industries ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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Perfect Scrollbar (jQuery)
(lewagon.com)
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Toshiba Likely to Exit Nuclear Plant Construction Business
(forbes.com)
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10y ago
No that I'm aware of. Can you try?
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10y ago
Yes. It is. But Safecast highlights the fact that we don't know if it's rising. Cause Tepco just measured something that has never been measured before.
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dbosch
10y ago
Yes. It really is a great project. If you want to participate in any way, please feel free to contact them. They are always looking for people to help.
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Radiation levels at Fukushima Daiichi are not rising
(blog.safecast.org)
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dbosch
10y ago
Awesome. Glad to see that Renault is actually catching up, and are now open to things like open source, and all...
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Intel to Acquire 15 Percent Ownership of Here
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Ask HN: Where did Nokia sold Here Maps for such a low price?
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So, You Want to Be a Computer Programmer…
(medium.com)
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Ask HN: Why did Nikesh Arora resigned from his job at Softbank?
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Ask HN: Is Marc Andreessen (pmarca) coming back anytime soon on Twitter?
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10y ago
I do hear you, buddy. I'm french, and I do say "Astronaut" when I speaking about space. I'm just stating that in newspaper (not always), they say "spationaut". It's just how it's supposed to be said.
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10y ago
Actually, the Russian call their space people "Cosmonauts". "Astronaut" has been chosen by NASA, while the USSR chose "Cosmonaut". But you're right regarding the chinese. They are not called Taikonaut in t
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10y ago
they are not "astronauts", but taïkonauts. The chinese term for going into space. Astronauts are for US. Cosmonauts for Russians. and Spationauts for Europeans.
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How to spend one (perfect) day in Tokyo
(luckypeach.com)
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The list of shortest-lived sovereign states
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Evernote's next CEO
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