haasted

Update: Seems DHH started RoR while studying at CBS.

Edit: also, tradeshift have their development offices in CPH.

Yet another edit: A Danish blogger recently assembled a list of Danish startups. Try looking through that for a match.

http://www.version2.dk/blog/opdateret-liste-over-danske-ivae...

Subsequent Cmd + d presses will select the following instance of the word for editing. Makes it easy to do things such as renaming a local variable or changing both the opening and closing element of a HTML tag.

The AllThingsD article linked from the page mentions that the company is part of the current Y Combinator class.

A lot of questions were migrated from SO to programmers when it started.

Americans living in Denmark don't seem to worry too much about US tax. This is due to the insane taxation level we have here, which blows all other levels out of the water and makes calculating US tax very easy.

I DID see something similar in a British one, though. Soldiers (not guards or police) patrolling the terminal with (to my eyes) very large guns. They also seemed to be in "spread out"-formation, keeping their distance from each other. A measure I would have thought was reserved where more caution was needed, e.g. street patrolling in a war-zone.

A rather unnerving sight, actually.

Can a 3D printer really be acquired at this price level now? Does anyone have any model recommendations in this range?

http://news.cnet.com/8301-13577_3-10045321-36.html

Still relevant, though.

This statement could use a bit of elaboration.

If you're quick, you can get it rather cheaply during the Black Friday sale. (http://media.pragprog.com/newsletters/2011-11-21.html)

Can anyone point to an alternative source?

Edit: Moved it to http://eu.techcrunch.com/2011/10/25/e-invoicing-company-trad...

:)

Using static imports to import the newHashMap() method can make the statement even shorter :

  final Map<String, Map<String, Integer>> lookup = newHashMap();