djulius
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Comment · 9 years ago
Comment · 9 years ago
I thought the same as you.
The Wikipedia page on Holocaust victims (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holocaust_victims) has a list of the different groups targeted by the nazis. In addition to what other commenters have written there was also: freemasons, spanish republicans from the 36 revolution, soviet prisoner of wars, slovene and romani.
Interesting to note that nazis killed as much ethnic poles as polish jews.
Comment · 9 years ago
Already seen in "rich dad poor dad" 20 years ago !
Comment · 9 years ago
This is a SIGMOD 2010 paper, the date should appear in the title.
Comment · 10 years ago
Some strange data appears on this site, the second most popular for the full-frame D600 is a 2004 DX (notably bad) lens. No mentally sane person would ever commit such as sacrilege.
Didn't go further to investigate but this puts a serious doubt on the representativity of the data.
Comment · 10 years ago
Flagship projects are not a good way to discretly "steal" money from Europe, see Human Brain Computing for instance.
"Semantic Web" did much better by having plenty of millions euros projects funded in FP6/7 and H2020 with absolutely no outcome.
Comment · 10 years ago
Don't want to be the naysayer here, but this project is yet another 'I made smth already exisiting but with node.js and the original is still largely better'.
I think there are more interesting open source projects that should hit the HN frontpage. So let's start with this one, that computes Wikipedia Pagerank on a single node in less than 30 minutes : https://www.nayuki.io/page/computing-wikipedias-internal-pag...
Comment · 10 years ago
I fully agree and the more kids you have, the less time you have for yourself.
The first option that came was to reduce sleep to gain free time, definitely not a good idea on the long run.
The white/yellow page service (3611) was free for the first three minutes and was widely used. My parents never had the (huge) yearly book version at home.
As mentioned in other comments it was also widely used to consult Baccalauréat (national exam like SAT) results.