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Seemingly no api? :(

Matomo uses php

I love how you refer to old traditional money (fractional reserve banking) backed by states with military power as bogus money, in regards to Bitcoin.

More similar to the sh sound in shell (am swedish).

Is there anyway to read more about the technical bits regarding how this is done, i.e. how are the annotations made?

In Sweden we have ”Mobilt bankid” which is a digital identification that you download from your bank and then assign a password to it. After this has been completed you can identify yourself through an official app. Most serious organizations asks you to identify yourself through this app when handling business over the phone.

Very interesting, thank you

I agree with using open questions to assess the candidate. I somewhat agree, as the saying goes "planning is everything, the plan is nothing".

I'll make a submission if it results in something interesting.

I would like to stand on the shoulder of giants, when possible.

I have read the prince but I'm not sure I want to foster that kind of company culture... ;) I will definitely check that book out, thank you!

Great idea! How do you collect data?

There seem to be some trails pointing towards SE asia. From the article:

”The scientists don’t know exactly who, or where, that person would be. A U.S. observatory in Hawaii found CFC-11 mixed in with other gases that were characteristic of a source coming from somewhere in eastern Asia, but scientists could not narrow the area down any further”

Also, the governmental opportunity to revoke non-desirable citizens the privilege to make commercial transactions.

Purely noble motives regarding removing cash from society, right? It essentially gives international financial corporations oligopoly over commercial transactions.

And for those of you that cherish privacy, imagine the tracking possibilities in a society where commercial transactions no longer can be pursued anonymously.

It is Swedish for apparent (clear).

There is a lot of speculation here. There could be plenty of plausible reasons as to why he would leave the company e.g. a better offer from elsewhere, family reasons.

"The irony here is that the big portal sites are the ones, increasingly, making it harder to use the Web: They’re under such pressure to turn a profit to justify their market valuations that their pages have become crowded, blinking arrays of commercial distractions. Meanwhile, they’re failing to drive forward the technology at the root of their business."

Striking similarities to Facebook's current position.