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by 001sky 12y ago
I don't think yahoo was ever really an 'it' company...they were (maybe) an 'it stock', but that's a who nother ball of wax. At the company level, in terms of having a "category killer" product, they n
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by 001sky 12y ago
This link is annecdotal gibberish.
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If non nerds want to come to the party, that's despoiling things? Groupies didn't spoil rock & roll (!) But I don't think that's really the debate.
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How One Man Accidentally Killed the Oldest Tree Ever(smithsonianmag.com)
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Life 'not as we know it' possible on Saturn's moon Titan(phys.org)
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We've seen amazing digital art already, but that doesn't make the submitted article any good.
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Pirch lets you test your home appliances before you buy them(washingtonpost.com)
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Not really. This article is pretty poor. TLDR: "Something melted, therefore global warming is the cause and mass extinction is the inevitable result" is such absurd logic its not worth wasting time debating it. Have you ever seen
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by 001sky 12y ago
Unfortunately, this comment sums it up well.
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Making bread is something for which cookbooks and recipes compilations are ill suited. Bread is invariably about ingredients and technique.The flour is different, the water is different, the yeast is different, the ovens produce different t
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Why Silicon Valley is the new revolving door for Obama staffers(washingtonpost.com)
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White snow looks blue at dusk White snow looks gold under the sunlight Your brain controls for these effects (mostly) and you still think 'white snow'
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by 001sky 12y ago
British "middle" class and american "middle class" are really distinct concepts. I wonder how many people commenting on this thread are confusing / conflating them?
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Another factor could be that it’s not easy for schools to evaluate job applicants on merit alone, because merit can be difficult to define or measure. In the tenure system, a professor might work at the same institution for 40 years. But w
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The Trans-Pacific Partnership clause everyone should oppose(washingtonpost.com)
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Presumed credibility is the pretext for all con-artist scams. So hypocrisy is always a story...
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It's worth nothing that there is a large fraudulent market for marriages in the US, precisely for this reason.
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This comment highlights why the pot should never call the kettle black.
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This is just a glorified commercial-style shoot. Look at the credits at the end.
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Women leaving tech in droves: Readers weigh in(latimes.com)
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Short of trolling the recruitment process, this is hard to do in reality.
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LinkedIn settles over failure to employ industry standard data protection(infosecurity.us)
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"For some (t)reason, the subject of this film couldn't be here tonight..."
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The difference is that mass production of cars is a scale game, unlike dealing with horses. Horse-breeding is best done locally, whilst the drivetrain engineering is really NBD when one is swapped out for the other. Tesla famously droped it
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Trying to extrapolate the origin math of a chaotic system is a fools errand.
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But a new report published by the Intercept alleges that British and American spies actively sought to undermine the security features that protect mobile networks around the world. What were the dates of the security compromises relating
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by 001sky 12y ago
The current canyon r2m "tourist" corridor is 17 miles long by maybe 1/2 a mile wide (of the 100+m miles length). Also if its only on indian land, the thing is on a side-canyon off to the east that is 80% out of theway anyway.
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Why Can't the Public See FCC's Proposed Internet Regulations?(weeklystandard.com)
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relatedly, why do they have webcams? WTF
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article title is terrible, agreed

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