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Output of computer code per capita.
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Nope. It is more "consumption" than "output". Also note that I include both absolute and per capita measures in the tables above (by_pop is per capita).
No, though there are questions about the legality of the activity represented by the value.
Those are words that could be linked to this.
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Nope, though the legal questions are related to intellectual property.
Bitcoin usage / mining?
Nope, further from the correct answer than recent ones.
Nope, but warmer I guess.
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This data was released to support a paper that describes the global value of a website. It consists of the server logs of the website in question, as well as the Jupyter Notebook (data analysis code) to process it. I have plotted that data by country.
This data was released to support a paper that describes the global value of a website. It consists of the server logs of the website in question, as well as the Jupyter Notebook (data analysis code) to process it. I have plotted that data by country.
No, much dodgier than twitter. I am fairly sure the thread starter knows who I am talking about, but I guess he is not playing. You would have been the most likely to know it of the people posting.
No, nothing like that. @The_J is the person in this thread who I think reads the most peer reviewed literature.
Nope, colder.Patents can't be it either, given I mentioned licensing
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