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phdtree
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About phdtree
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Comment #6384686
Anonymous editing is a real problem for Wikipedia. There are already numerous "edit wars" by anonymous editors - mostly on ideological/political issues, but also celebrity people c…
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Comment #6358180
Python/Django/Mysql
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Comment #6358176
After some research we narrowed it down to Scala and Go, and eventually decided to go with Go! Scala has excellent Play! framework, but Go feels more like Python
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Comment #6357942
How this "equilibrium gel" is a new state of matter exactly?
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Comment #6357928
Great! We at phdtree are considering switching from Python/Django to Go: http://phdtree.org
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Comment #6357877
What is Precog? Why this is being upvoted? Anyone care to explain a bit?
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Comment #6357815
Big deal, chinese clone or copycat doesn't validate the idea that Medium is a viable business, probably just because Medium made a lot of noise on HN and they noticed.
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Comment #6357805
http://phdtree.org/ , a Wiki project to document the academic family tree of PhDs worldwide. No buzzwords.
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Comment #6333222
Specs: 5-inch 1080p (1920 x 1080) IPS LCD display, Tegra 4 SoC inside the Mi3 is clocked at 1.8 GHz, 2 GB of RAM, 16 GB of internal storage, a large 3,050 mAh battery and a 13 mega…
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Comment #6178669
http://phdtree.org/ , a Wiki project to document the academic family tree of PhDs worldwide
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Comment #6171343
Looks cool. Just submitted our litte side project phdtree: http://phdtree.org/
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Comment #6068568
"If they pay the two co-founders $150k instead of $100k each, that’s an incremental ~$120k (including additional taxes and benefits) in salaries over an entire year. That’s 10% of …
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