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10y ago
The corporate tax rate in Denmark is only around 23% (as far as I remember), a lot lower than the US tax rate.
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Good points, I thought the same, but they actually address that if you click the logo (though it's just a possible explanation of how that data point might be explained): "FEARS OF VOTER INTIMIDATION KEEPING PEOPLE FROM THE POLLS
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There was a study[1] done in Denmark which showed that while the large population would refrain from engaging in political debates on facebook (me included, I simply don't have the patience), the ones who did often found that their vie
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10y ago
It's on the NVIDIA blog: https://blogs.nvidia.com/blog/2016/10/20/nintendo-switch/
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10y ago
Will this really be an issue when the car is self-driving?
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10y ago
Starting out with R and later moving more into Python I absolutely hate the seemingly unnecessary complexity of matplotlib. Honerable mention is also bokeh - http://bokeh.pydata.org/en/latest/ which does a nice jo
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10y ago
Excellent point! If more people would get interested in this field - and this mission/vission, we should be able to endure a little (a lot actually) cringe-worthy questions. That burning man guy though...
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Half of US smartphone owners downloads zero apps/month
(recode.net)
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Faster parallel computing with Milk for processing large data
(news.mit.edu)
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What I don't understand is why he has to defend it? (Yes, it might seem hypocritical.)
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Also, the camera on your phone rarely points out towards the whole room.
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10y ago
Could a reason also be that there's rarely a lot of competition between firms supplying the drugs? They basically get a state-sponsored monopoly through patents - not much of a market-dynamic.
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10y ago
> The fact that so many people talk about BI without leaving their job, raising funds, going on strike, founding unions, etc., is proof in my eyes that we're having an intellectual discussion, not waging a political battle. I don&#x
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10y ago
I also read one of his previous posts on how to prepare the family, and talk with friends about dying. I've rarely been so moved by a post and had such an understandment of the situation, than from his posts. I think they are a must re
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Peter Thiel's Heroic Political Fantasies
(nytimes.com)
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Joichi Ito – The fintech bubble
(joi.ito.com)
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Coinbase to add etherum trading
(qz.com)
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10y ago
Nice update - Been missing this for a loooong time.
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Atlas – Qvartz' charting platform opened up
(qz.com)
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Office perks are dumb – Advertising copies startups
(bloomberg.com)
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Mesosphere opens up its data center OS
(techcrunch.com)
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11y ago
Out of curiosity, could you give an example?
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Bootstrapping the marketing of an app launch
(medium.com)
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Never really found a GUI I liked as much as MSSQL (not that you always need it, but it's nice!) - though I'm really in love with postgres - I've sometimes found myself just thinking "why doesn't everyone do it like
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Yes. I'd imagine that they'll work on that in the future as they are just now launching it to a broader audience.
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Plane – a social icebreaker to connect people in new places
(tryplane.com)
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That would most probably be the case if people get enough to satisfy current demand for products and at the same time create a surplus of capital to increase demand. If you got your basics covered, just barely, I don't think demand wou
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Booking.js – Availability and Scheduling API
(booking.timekit.io)
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How I Found the Optimal Where’s Waldo Strategy with Machine Learning
(wired.com)
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