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by wuschel 11y ago
I guess there is just a limited solution space for the current problems, and many possible points have been farmed at a certain point of time. Until legislative or technologic changes come in, the eco-system will go more and more into bubbl
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by wuschel 11y ago
A big problem is the timing in regard to the value that YC offers your for your equity. We found out that having left an accelerator program, it is difficult take a potential deal with YC, as the cost of further dilution has to go with pote
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by wuschel 11y ago
True. But there are already solutions in place to undermine this anonymity e.g. the bonus card system (see previous comment).
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by wuschel 11y ago
Then I do hope that you do not own a cashback etc bonus card, or your can be quite sure that your personal consumption related high resolution data will end up in some buyers pocket. And all that for a cheaper (and cheap) bread-knife.
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by wuschel 11y ago
Good point. Ebook readers have not evolved much as they should in usability. Not sure if that is due to their nature as lock-in device, or if there is some other reason. I am still waiting for a open e-ink ebook reader that has a good int
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by wuschel 11y ago
I wonder what the failsafe mechanisms are in regard to infection of the storage medium with fungi/bacteria that might alter the stored information. In my humble opinion that might a problem that should be considered when it comes the a
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by wuschel 11y ago
Are the some examples on how to implenent a statically regenerated blog in a static site?
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Monitoring online censorship(onlinecensorship.org)
2 points by wuschel 11y ago|0 comments
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by wuschel 11y ago
I am not speaking necessarily about prevented live assaults, but about pre-emptive action as well. But I get your point. I need to check that article back then.
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by wuschel 11y ago
I would disagree with this reasoning. Yes, french HUMINT has heavily infiltrated extremist organizations, and failed to prevent this attack. It does not mean that it was the use of encryption that allowed ISIS/extremist organizations t
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La Paillasse – France's First Biohacker Space(lapaillasse.org)
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by wuschel 11y ago
Truly impressive accomplishment. My congratulations. And now imagine that you actually do not need MIT. In comparison to what you have done, it is another rigid institution with a more or less rigid structure. I hope the educational lands
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by wuschel 11y ago
Thanks for the example. Can you compare Hakyll to other static site generators?
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by wuschel 11y ago
Are there any examples of a non-blog use case with Hakyll e.g. a partly static, partly generated website? How does Hugo compare to Hakyll?
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by wuschel 11y ago
Interesting. In general: What would be the best approach towards having a part of the website static (main part), and only the blog/press part being regenerated? Does Hugo/Pelican/Jekyll/Hakyll etc handle this kind of fu
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by wuschel 11y ago
In general, you want to search for the German Question [1]. Germans have been populating central/eastern european territories for a long time, both as colonists (think Katherina/Kasachstan/Siebenbuergen-Rumania) and as rema
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by wuschel 11y ago
I wonder in what stage they are in. I once had a side project going to make spider silk chemically. I am still in awe on how the spider developed this amazing tool: the cascade of chemical reactions involved, the spider bio-reactor that s
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by wuschel 11y ago
The Prora museum on the island of Rügen (the Kraft durch Freude Hotels ) is worth visiting in that regard. It illustrates war planning (tactical and strategic nuclear strikes) in the case of a soviet attack and the projected civilian losse
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by wuschel 11y ago
Great article about one of the amazing moments in modern world history. It does not go enough into detail, but it is already a thrilling read: A country that was to be the conventional and possibly nuclear battleground between NATO and W
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by wuschel 11y ago
(Disclaimer/shameless advertisement: I am a co-founder of a project in the problem domain. We are currently in seed stage, fundraising mode, and are going to have a look at the U.S. east/west coast soon). I am quite happy to see Y
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by wuschel 11y ago
This. Of course I would love to see HN data, but I believe that there is a fair amount of users that are not located anywhere near Silicon Valley. An indicator of this would be the fact that many people I know from the EU startup scene have
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by wuschel 11y ago
It is possibly one of the most diversified tech communities on the planet. As such it attracts talent. At the end, talent is your most valuable raw material as an accelerator/startup. HN pulls techies/hackers like a magnet. In a w
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by wuschel 11y ago
Very interesting. Do you have any source regarding their endeavours, or did you perhaps have any dealing with them? What is the state of their biotech scene ?
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by wuschel 11y ago
Thanks for your feedback. That does remind me my time in the eastern block. Just a bit harsher. This might very well be a distribution problem e.g. some sectors being prioritized, and the people being left to their own fate.
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by wuschel 11y ago
I found it rather surprising to see Cuba being a "major exporter of medical products" and a "leader in biotechnology" . I can understand the medical tech - it makes sense given the level of cuban medical education. Bu
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IBM Developing New Blockchain Smart Contract System(coindesk.com)
2 points by wuschel 11y ago|0 comments
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Security contracting firm run as a non-profit(sonsoflibertyinternational.com)
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by wuschel 11y ago
Very nice. What was your motiviation to give it a go? The lack of options from AirBnB in this segment? I like the idea of your challenge: 12 Startups in 12 Months. (-: Would love to hear how it works out in the long run.
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by wuschel 11y ago
A 300 ml mixture of sugars, proteins, water and salts: COFFEE. Disassembled the entire notebook into small parts, washed it with destilled water, isopropanol, destilled water, let it dry for a week or so, re-assembled it (don't forget
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by wuschel 11y ago
Would there be any users of these knowledge systems that could give any comments on how a) the user base evolved b) how effective this system is in comparison to existent genomic/synthetic pathway/etc databases Thanks!

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