Anonymous editing is a real problem for Wikipedia. There are already numerous "edit wars" by anonymous editors - mostly on ideological/political issues, but also celebrity people changing articles about them to remove criticism, for example. These abuses/debates will likely continue to get worse. That's why we at phdtree wiki project (http://phdtree.org/) don't allow anonymous editing.
What Wikipedia needs is a good karma system, like the one used by HN.
After some research we narrowed it down to Scala and Go, and eventually decided to go with Go! Scala has excellent Play! framework, but Go feels more like Python
Big deal, chinese clone or copycat doesn't validate the idea that Medium is a viable business, probably just because Medium made a lot of noise on HN and they noticed.
5-inch 1080p (1920 x 1080) IPS LCD display, Tegra 4 SoC inside the Mi3 is clocked at 1.8 GHz, 2 GB of RAM, 16 GB of internal storage, a large 3,050 mAh battery and a 13 megapixel rear shooter (2 MP front). The cost? $330 for the 16 GB variant ($410 for the 32 GB variant).
"If they pay the two co-founders $150k instead of $100k each, that’s an incremental ~$120k (including additional taxes and benefits) in salaries over an entire year. That’s 10% of the raise. Hardly meaningful in the context of burn, but hugely impactful to the entrepreneurs."
I thought founders are encouraged to take minimum salary like $30K a year, I would consider $100K a year extremely nice.
Let's say, you're a first year PhD student trying to decide which research lab to join, you narrow it down to three labs, you can check the three professors to see 1) who their ancestors were 2) where their former lab members ended up to be, industry or academia, etc.
What Wikipedia needs is a good karma system, like the one used by HN.