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Re:Google changes logo - traffic to our site spikes on Wednesday October 07, 2009 @10:06AM (#866725)
Google's? Code 128
Re:Ask HN: Who's Hiring? (take 2) on Wednesday August 12, 2009 @09:39PM (#759782)
Europe, France?
Re:YooPlace.com - looking for feedback on Saturday August 09, 2008 @07:58AM (#271612)
Many thanks everybody - I'll be back with updates.

YooPlace.com - looking for feedback

Good evening, I was looking for the feedback on the small web-app I have put together over the past month or so.YooPlace lists most recent and active links published on the twitter public timeline organising them in threads. Threads and single posts can be voted promoting most interesting. If authenticated with twitter username and password further posts and replies can be published both on...

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swhnorton, how big is the use of QR in China?
What I am curious about is how many of them have already distribution channels and established brands so that there is a possibility to trace them through the supply chain based on the barcode (pure FMCG/CPG market). My believe is that 90% of them are "white label goods" or are re-branded as the reception point. My hope is however that 10% are becoming more and more integrated into "integrated" supply chain with no repackaging taking place, so that China/India goods are produced and immediately sold worldwide (through a wholesaler step). I would love to have a system like alibaba but more enforcing from barcoding perspective: each barcode has manufacturer prefix, based on the barcode you should be able to trace back to the manufacturer - also there might be a need to list all the resellers, wholesalers etc that are importing particular goods from the particular manufacturer in the particular target market, etc ...

Anyone who is willing to exchange thoughts on the subject feel free to contact me through email in my profile.

h43t, are those goods identified uniquely - do they have barcodes already or they are generics that are shipped and repackaged later on? (I presume latter)
Re:Quick Poll (programming preference) on Saturday September 15, 2007 @12:40PM (#54934)
django, PostgreSQL