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Comment · 10 years ago
that's very interesting exlanation.. do you have the link to the interview of the DeepMind team?
Comment · 11 years ago
My guess is that the profits from the referral link goes to Gates foundation for charity.
Comment · 12 years ago
Firebase and their data sync api's are really great. You could really build a lot of things if you're creative.

PS. It would be nice if anyone could send me an invitation. thanks!

Comment · 13 years ago
There's also a lot of PC-bangs(equivalent to internet cafes) in Korea as well.
Comment · 13 years ago
This idea would naturally develop into personally curated site based on your voting preferences, i.e. Amazon for news.
Comment · 13 years ago
Korea's biggest search engine(www.naver.com) is basically like this. they created a walled garden that gives you practically everything. These portal type sites disincentivize individual sites from creating contents, because the search engine directs the traffic into their own services(Q&A, blog, etc.).
Comment · 13 years ago
In countries which their language is based in Chinese, there's a whole branch of theory on how different names affect people's lives. The meaning and sound of each characters and even how many strokes it take to write each character are taken into account.
Comment · 13 years ago
check out http://makezine.com/. it features articles on RPi projects from time to time. It has dead-tree version as well.
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Comment · 13 years ago
it reads: thanks for using myid.net so far, we have decided to discontinue the service.

date of close : 2013-02-27

Comment · 13 years ago
We need to use IE for most banking/online shopping sites. So the market share of Windows/IE in Korea is higher than other parts of the world.

Most people have Windows/IE installed together with their preferred OS/browser, myself included.

For mobile banking the situation's a little bit better but it is cumbersome nonetheless.

I think the payment system in S. Korea has a lot of potential for disruption, but the current regulatory laws force the businesses to use ActiveX.

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