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Europe may want to achieve some things in common but not at the expense of not achieving other things not in common.

Per the article: step outside the European worldview to see how cultural viewpoints elsewhere understand and express the value of multilingualism

This isn't true.

The GRE isn't irrelevant.

What consequences?

So any choices that a congressman could’ve made, choosing a phone, choosing a pin number, installing or not installing certain apps, have no influence over what we are showing because this is targeting the mobile network

Couldn't they have predicted this sooner?

You don't need to heapsort the entire dataset before you offset to a page, and there are engines capable of doing this.

Make it legible first. What you have isn't legible no matter what the page says. When my eyes land on the site they move away from the site within 1 second:

- I didn't see the website footer.

- I didn't see the "open source" part.

- All I saw was the pictures and the orange button.

Assume a visitor will give the site no more than a 2 second glance. Design for that.

I would change "save the world from your sofa" to "end world poverty" and increase the font size from 30px to 60px.

I wish there were instructions for me to compile the software from source. In Linux I can often run ./configure && make && make install; and know that I'm installing something clean from source. Can I do the same with this software?

Now, onto why you're working on this. Do you have a specific "enormous potential" problem -- AN ACTUAL PROBLEM -- that you, personally, needed to fix yesterday?

Do you personally need to end global poverty? Why? How will distributed computing end it anyway? How many years have you spent being in poverty to understand that the one and only solution for poverty, out of the possibly thousands, is distributed computing?

Are you doing this because you believe distributed computing will mine Bitcoins, change that into money, and donate the money? If that's the plan, it never crossed my mind after visiting the page.

I'd be great if global poverty ended. I'm not saying distributed computing can't end poverty but I'm not fully convinced either.

All this said, don't get discouraged. You may find that what you're working on could easily change into something else. But whatever you release try to do a great job at it.

For example, what if I'm willing to just donate something to end poverty and not hog my CPU? That would be a completely different website. If you can make me trust you that the money won't be mishandled, maybe I'm willing to just donate $5 a month to end poverty, and not have to compile anything from source. If I can afford $2k for computing equipment, maybe I can afford $60/yr to end poverty and not hog my CPU.

- I clicked to install it and, like you mention, I too thought it's untrustworthy. How do I know you won't steal the data on my computer? Is it open-source? Where can I download it? Can I compile it from source? How?

Why are you working on this? Are there other ways to solve the problem you're trying to solve?

Did you perhaps mean go to places where the manager is a good learner?

Some feedback:

- I love the toolbox on the right

- moving the F around doesn't work

(No response means yes.)

My translation: HTML is an evolutionary dead end, and because it's so large it won't die in our lifetime.