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Stately

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    Comment #25990228

    Wikimedia Foundation | Senior SRE, Data Engineering Remote - Europe, Middle East, Africa Wikimedia is hiring a Senior Site Reliability Engineer to support and maintain the data and…

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    Comment #11165964

    Link to the tool the author used: https://cartodb.com/deep-insights/

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    Comment #10379423

    Very cool. But you're using basemaps that require attribution[0], which you're very conveniently covering with the Shodan Maps logo. [0] - http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Legal_…

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    Comment #9777535

    Because that's worked out sooooo well for taxi drivers in the rest of European cities...

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    Comment #9724402

    Have you tried that though? I'd say the reason why people associate bacon with being fat is because people that overeat bacon tend to overeat junk food, sugary snacks, industrial b…

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    Comment #9391340

    I developed on Android with IntellIJ IDEA and an awesome Surface Pro 2 for almost a year, until a move to a new job made me switch to a MacBook Air. Amazing, amazing little thing.

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    Comment #9008283

    This is a perfect answer. Actionable, kind and empathetic. Thank you, as someone who has struggled with this too.

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    Comment #8893996

    This is beautiful. It really shows that a lot of thought has been put into it. Have you guys thought about using CartoDB's Oddysey.js[0] to integrate maps in your timelines? It see…

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    Comment #8871285

    Any chance this is open-source? I'd love to translate it to Spanish, at a request of my non-English speaking friend.

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    Comment #8862723

    Yeah, no: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vegetarianism_by_country#India 31% isn't an overwhelming majority. Plus you're saying that India should be the standard for scarcity of veget…

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    I'm too young/immature/irresponsible to be productive working remotely. And I feel too isolated/lonely to enjoy the freedom it provides. Turns out it wasn't the office environment …

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    Comment #8716888

    That ranking is meaningless, since what rape actually constitutes varies wildly depending on the country, not to mention the probability of a victim to report it or of the authorit…

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    Comment #8647350

    I'm far from being even slightly knowledgeable in this topic, but would it be possible to build this in very deep waters? Like a massive column containing a tunnel? Seems cheaper t…

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    Comment #8427412

    More info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point_of_sail#Close_hauled Thanks for making this. As a teenager I used to sail competitively and this brings good memories. Sailing cl…

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    My guess is that there was no formal research process involved at all. It was probably a project for an arts or design course, where a lot of times the more "disruptive" an idea lo…

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    Comment #8078930

    Yeah because everybody knows that if Microsoft lacks something is resources to build a static landing page.

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    Comment #7992143

    It seems to be significantly easier to beat than 2048, but at the same time it's a bit challenging to get your head around matching three tiles instead of two. Good stuff. BTW, cha…

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    Comment #7970541

    Location: London/Madrid (remote) Technologies: Android library development, Java servlets, python/django. Specialized in maps/cartography/location. Resume: https://www.dropbox.com/…

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    Comment #7878815

    Why can't we just do like they do in America? Uber's been there for a while now and it works incredibly well. Apparently Uber cabs are safer than minicabs: http://blog.uber.com/chi…

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    Don't take it as a very profound observation. I just meant that a cure for cancer from a genetically-engineered variant of the measles virus is the way that all the population in t…