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The EU even considers an IP address as personally identifiable information...

Do you consider it difficult to survive as a startup while protecting the privacy of users?

But in fact most often old topics are revisited with slightly different approaches.

I hold a German Diploma in computer science (comparable to MSc but - of course - much better.) I started a PhD without really wanting it, I thought it's a good opportunity. After one year I came to the conclusion that it was a bad idea to start it. It took another 1,5 years to actually quit. Why did it took me so long? Because by doing something I didn't like I had developed a depression...

I went to a decently paid job and would never go back.

I did, however learn some great things during these years in academia, as I had a great postdoc and a very skillful team.

If you ever want to go back, you surely will find a good position to do your PhD. Professor love cheap labor. It's not hard to find. And PhD students are by far not the brightest people I met. Some are, some absolutely not.

Your sort algorithm for temperature does not work - using °C.

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"Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years" by Peter Norvig http://norvig.com/21-days.html