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hermanthegerman
15y ago
No, although I subscribed the first time. I read it here ;-)
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hermanthegerman
15y ago
Hebrew has a vocalization system to signal it, though (for educational purpose, for example).
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hermanthegerman
15y ago
Thanks, that post was fantastic. Having the arabic words in larger font size would have been great, though - really hard to look at them and spot the differences in that size (and zooming all the time is annoying).
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hermanthegerman
15y ago
Nice design! The examples colorings look a bit too much like done by an illustrator though, is this targeted for kids ?
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hermanthegerman
15y ago
Firefox 18 is going to be 23% faster than Chrome 34
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hermanthegerman
15y ago
Irrelevant love will be deleted, though.
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hermanthegerman
15y ago
I doubt that, and there is also a EU interface to VAT ID confirmation that is 24/7.
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hermanthegerman
15y ago
"Asia and the rise of convenient authoritarianism" ;-)
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hermanthegerman
15y ago
Interesting - bit close to Russia, though ;-)
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hermanthegerman
15y ago
Nice, thx. Looks pretty easy (not sure how complicated or detailled the verificion of the individual points would be, though).
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Ask HN: First world country with simple tax system?
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15y ago
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hermanthegerman
15y ago
Experts got replaced by administrative bureaucrats who delete other peoples knowledge and work.
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Obama signs Patriot Act with autopen from Europe [nytimes]
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hermanthegerman
16y ago
Siemens astroturfing http://geniusnow.com/2011/03/15/the-strange-case-of-josef-oe...
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hermanthegerman
16y ago
The blog post by that 'MIT PhD' seems to be a case of Siemens astroturfing: http://geniusnow.com/2011/03/15/the-strange-case-of-josef-oe...
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hermanthegerman
16y ago
Down ?
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hermanthegerman
16y ago
Hm, to me the value proposition is this: There are many, many interesting projects that I want to look at, read, potentially use or learn from. Every little help for reading and understanding many open source projects faster is a huge value
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hermanthegerman
16y ago
The fact that cs is doing this 'the right way', meaning safe for all environments, as you have explained below, is one of the reasons I like it.
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hermanthegerman
16y ago
I have to say that by using cs I learned a lot more about js. Maybe for old js cats it doesnt matter, but I only used js occasionally before, and now it became one of my favorite languages (I use with node, and I write all my node stuff in
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hermanthegerman
16y ago
Can't wait for the result. Seriously..
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I make an app in my spare time
(dilbert.com)
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16y ago
This electronic communication thing seems to be a western myth, the protests took place throughout a week of cut down internet. It's just how we currently observe it, but that doesn't mean it's how it works on the ground.
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hermanthegerman
16y ago
Yes, I can confirm that it's surprisingly easy to run git with gitosis over ssh on your own server for a few dollars. Takes a couple of minutes to setup. And of course you can make it public and you can share it with other people with keys.
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16y ago
I always ran into problems when doing full screen applications like aptitude (over ssh) and vim in iTerm1, so I had to switch back to Terminal.app - I hope it is fixed now, and I'll give it a try..
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16y ago
I know that they are there - as I figured out when visiting it the first time. Just takes a bit to find it ;-)
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16y ago
Would be nice to have a preloaded example - i had to look at the screen for half a minute just to sort out all the elements that don't make immediate sense if there's not context that you're accustomed to..
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16y ago
Oops - maybe the ruling class in Tunisia should have made the state their intellectual property.
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16y ago
I always found the fact that Wikipedia doesnt exactly assure you of having discovered final, exact truth absolutely delighting ;-) Maybe we will see the cultural influence of this 'negotiation' 10 or 20 years from now. It must have some kin
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16y ago
I used sage quite often when studying. I think many people today learn the one or the other programming language quite early, so it becomes natural to them, and an open source mathematical system like sage which extends their understanding
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hermanthegerman
16y ago
Good, downvote positive feedback. Great idea.
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