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pardo
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Comment #7964536
I get this comment a lot. I agree that it makes sense to compare also local salaries to see which city is the cheapest one to live in as an employee. However, Expatistan is not abo…
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Comment #7964489
At the moment I have no plans to open the data completely. I do sometimes share the data with particular projects or developers on a case-by-case basis. If you are thinking about u…
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Comment #7964441
Yes, currently we have only one accommodation type. We started collecting prices for different ones a while ago. We are now reaching the point where we already have enough data to …
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Comment #7964379
Yes, there are a number of international institutions collecting this data, and almost every single national statistical office collect price data regularly. Sadly, they tend not t…
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Comment #7964376
The creator of Expatistan here. No, it is not the same data. Both sites follow a similar principle but we do not share data.
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Comment #6283671
Expatistan.com creator here. No, we are not affiliated with numbeo in any way. As far as I know, they collect all their prices in their website, just as we do in Expatistan.
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Comment #3532456
The creator here. That's a nasty error. Mountain View is stored internally as "Mountain View, California" and therefore the usual form of Mountain View does not match. Moreover, th…
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Comment #3008023
As the parent wrote, an ORM allows you to eliminate a TON of boilerplate. Since most ORMs I've worked with are not really as complicated to learn as you try to make it sound, the t…
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Comment #3004082
I can find at least 4 paragraphs directly related to the title, explaining why the author considers this is not a case of a "rogue trader" but of a "rogue industry". That's about 2…
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Comment #2957108
It's not exactly the same as the function you define, but using Google Apps Script you can get a Snooze function pretty easily: http://googleappsdeveloper.blogspot.com/2011/07/gmai…
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Comment #2253608
Nice site and design. It seems it doesn't really add much to YSlow but it's nice anyway. It does have the same problem that all the other speed checkers that I've tried. When you h…
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Comment #2130242
Other acquisitions that I would call successful (at least from user adoption point of view): * Picasa (Picasa - Jul 2004) * Google Earth (Keyhole Inc - Oct 2004 ) * Analytics (Urch…
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Comment #2120340
I may be able to answer to that too. I've been living in Prague 4 of the last 6 years. I've lived also in Madrid, Frankfurt and Barcelona for extended periods of time. Things that …
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Comment #1837703
It seems that you have not implemented any in-page SEO. * You have no description meta in any page (even at the home page). Help the search engines to show a good snippet of your p…
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Comment #1595017
The way I see it, the "what about emergencies?" argument is not so much about someone in an emergency being able to reach you to ask for help or to inform you. It's a matter of YOU…
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Comment #1571659
"This feels a little like meaningless link bait till then". Spot on. When I saw the title of the article I assumed that they already got the 10,000 sign ups and were explaining how…
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Comment #1397825
It's quite nicely explain in their about page: http://sugru.com/about/ "sugru is like modeling clay when you take it from its pack. Once it's exposed to air, it cures to a tough fl…