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haasted
8y ago
We can also attribute the quote "Child pornography is great" to Mr Schlüter. Overall nasty guy. https://falkvinge.net/2012/05/23/cynicism-redefined-why-the-... “My friends,” Schlüter said. “We must
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haasted
8y ago
> Mr. Brandes writes that in some languages, 40 means “a lot.” Funnily enough, the author notes exactly that, without making the connection that it was probably also what was meant in the bible.
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haasted
8y ago
Wasn't that the peace prize, though?
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haasted
9y ago
You might find some interesting answers at https://stackshare.io/stacks
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haasted
9y ago
I believe the one for https://cosmos.network/ was legitimate, and that they’re on the verge of launching the platform they promised. Pretty interesting, actually.
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What Does an Aspiring Founder Need to Know?
(hbr.org)
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9y ago
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haasted
9y ago
How close does it come to document databases when it comes to changing the JSON? Is it easy to increment a field, for example? Or add a property to an object?
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9y ago
Sounds like it's because he has seen the polar opposite, and is frustrated that the resources Marcos is spending on gold-framed Picassos and shoes are not used to improve the existence of the vast number of poor people in the region.
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haasted
10y ago
Well, if the "sponsored hashtags" were clearly marked as such, like google's ads next to search result, I believe the loss of trust would be limited.
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haasted
10y ago
- Allow companies to purchase moderation rights to a hashtag for a limited time. This might actually make advertisement campaigns asking people to share using a hashtag a viable thing.
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haasted
10y ago
Ask a friend to act as a headhunter, and call each of the people on your list of references asking for their opinion.
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haasted
11y ago
Bitbucket is also quite affordable if you're willing to host on your own: https://www.atlassian.com/software/bitbucket/pricing?tab=hos...
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haasted
11y ago
It seems to me that he just re-invented the enterprise service bus.
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haasted
11y ago
May have missed it somewhere on your homepage, but are you planning a Mac version?
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FTL : The little game that could ... raise more than 20 times what it asked for.
(polygon.com)
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14y ago
This is true, but the unfortunate angle on that is that, with the exception of Varnish, none of those things were actually made IN Denmark, if I recall correctly. Update: Seems DHH started RoR while studying at CBS.
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14y ago
Trifork (www.trifork.com) are pretty big in the app space in Denmark. Try applying there. Edit: also, tradeshift have their development offices in CPH. Yet another edit: A Danish blogger recently assembled a list of Danish startups. Try loo
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14y ago
Cmd + d selects the current word. Subsequent Cmd + d presses will select the following instance of the word for editing. Makes it easy to do things such as renaming a local variable or changing both the opening and closing element of a HTML
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How popular is Varnish?
(royal.pingdom.com)
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14y ago
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haasted
14y ago
According to the About page ( https://coinbase.com/about# ), yes. The AllThingsD article linked from the page mentions that the company is part of the current Y Combinator class.
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haasted
14y ago
I believe that http://programmers.stackexchange.com/ was introduced for this. A lot of questions were migrated from SO to programmers when it started.
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14y ago
I can confirm this. Americans living in Denmark don't seem to worry too much about US tax. This is due to the insane taxation level we have here, which blows all other levels out of the water and makes calculating US tax very easy.
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Where Did All the Accomplished People Go?
(slate.com)
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15y ago
Also, http://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2012/04/14/that-was-easy-val...
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Sales post-mortem for an indie game
(gamasutra.com)
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15y ago
Kudos on owning up to a big mistake, but the story about merely quoting a friend seems incredibly thin.
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Is magazine publishing dying?
(warrenellis.com)
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15y ago
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15y ago
I haven't seen this in a US airport either. I DID see something similar in a British one, though. Soldiers (not guards or police) patrolling the terminal with (to my eyes) very large guns. They also seemed to be in "spread out"-formation, k
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haasted
15y ago
Good luck! I hope you'll make a follow-up post to tell us how it all went at some later point.
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15y ago
donated a 3D printer worth several hundred dollars for him to use at school. Can a 3D printer really be acquired at this price level now? Does anyone have any model recommendations in this range?
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