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Jquery.couch.js Cheatsheet(maraksquires.com)
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by pelle 17y ago
Who defines what is a public good? Very few things truly come under this concept if you look at it objectively. However it is alway easy to find things that you like and you think everyone else really should like that you might consider a p
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by pelle 17y ago
You could then counter argue that the project that you wish to support through force becomes a free-rider it self as the project beneficiaries don't have to compete in the economic market the same way as those forced to pay for them are. Vo
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ClojureQL - SQL DSL for Clojure(bestinclass.dk)
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Donald Keiller a plant physiologist at the University of Anglia wrote Briffa this October: "1) The appropriateness of the statistical analyses employed 2) The reliance on the same small datasets in these multiple studies 3) The concept of "
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Great background site for understanding the science behind the climate debate(climatedata.info)
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Stagnating Temperatures: Climatologists Baffled by Global Warming Time-Out(spiegel.de)
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Financial Cryptography: better than freedom?(financialcryptography.com)
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Financial Cryptography: my War On SQL(financialcryptography.com)
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I agree. Similar to the grid lock mentioned in the latest EconTalk http://www.econtalk.org/archives/2009/11/heller_on_gridl.htm... I am also working on the same in the financial space.
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by pelle 17y ago
I agree with other posters that his conclusion is flawed. Specifically Argentina has very well researched reasons why they ended up the way they did. Argentina were an extreme free market country in the late 1800s with little taxation or du
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by pelle 17y ago
It sounds interesting. Did they tape it?
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Overly strict regulators are actually one of the main reasons that banks in developing countries can be such a PITA. Most of these countries in Africa with mobile payment providers have spent a lot of time with banking regulators getting th
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Scaling OAuth providers(wiki.oauth.net)
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Why Chile Is More Economically Free Than the United States | Cato @ Liberty(cato-at-liberty.org)
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by pelle 17y ago
Isn't it better to just let them fail next time instead. That would force the big banks to split up themselves.
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The key to understanding negative or positive rights is that it is seen from the point of view of the government. Freedom of speech is a negative right as it specifically disallows the government from censoring you.
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by pelle 17y ago
Ian has done this specifically to highlight the problem in the current SSL cert model. Here is his post on why he does that: http://financialcryptography.com/mt/archives/001067.html His site actually has a valid CACert certificate who do
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How the FATF brought down modern civilisation(financialcryptography.com)
11 points by pelle 17y ago|7 comments
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Portable Contacts in Ruby(stakeventures.com)
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Why YAuth is not OAuth(stakeventures.com)
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There are a couple of good templates you can use over on Agree2: https://agree2.com/masters/public One of them is described in detail here: http://blog.extraeagle.com/2009/03/11/refactoring-the-consul... Full disclosure, I am one of the
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Screencast of CapCard running OpenTransact and OAuth(blip.tv)
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3 ways MySQL uses indexes(mysqlperformanceblog.com)
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Autonet an autonomous internet(trac.alt-bit.org)
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How to Kill Entrepreneurship, Arnold Kling(econlog.econlib.org)
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I would say that I have plenty anecdotal evidence, but I prefer baseless speculation. Anecdotal evidence is that a small (probably less than 10) prolific European investors like the Skype founders, Fon's Martin Varzavski et al have done a f
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by pelle 17y ago
Europe in particular but also states, cities and regions in the US are filled with these types of programs designed to promote startups. When I was younger I've been in them both in Denmark and in England. I'll go out on a limb and say that
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Running OpenSolaris and Zones in the Amazon Cloud - Part 1 - SeanO(blogs.sun.com)
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Pixen - An advanced Pixel Editor(opensword.org)
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