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Ask HN: What “old” programming languages will you still be using in 2017?
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The president of the US has quite a lot of powers: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Powers_of_the_President_of_the...
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Russian aircraft carrier so unreliable it sails with its own breakdown tug(telegraph.co.uk)
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You can have two jobs if you want to. They won't stop you from that.
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An Introduction to Random Forests, Ensembles, and Performance Metrics(citizennet.com)
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I still have not managed to find the original paper.
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It was not the government of Sweden that brought the world IKEA.
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You kiddin'? NYC is a massively segregated city, essentially whole neighborhoods are defined by race.
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Cancer cannot only be solved with algorithms and machine learning. Remember that it's biology, not informatics. A lot of smart people have been working on cancer for decades. It's unlikely MS will 'solve' cancer.
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Why Americans don't take sick days(bbc.com)
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EU faces 'existential crisis'(edition.cnn.com)
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Is America at risk of following the path of failing nation-states?(edition.cnn.com)
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Having lived a big chunk of my life in both the US and a Scandinavian country, I would say that taxes are a lot more complicated in the US. There is no way you can do your taxes in the US without the help of special computer software (e.g.
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Why awful? I used it once in NYC. It was really not cheaper than a regular car rental, but other than that it was not bad. It was convenient not having to deal with lining up at a front desk when getting the car and returning it. Also the a
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The Instant Gratification of Being a Surgeon(theatlantic.com)
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The Book of Mozilla (Wikipedia)(en.wikipedia.org)
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How Russia and China Could Strike the U.S. Air Force’s ‘Achilles Heel’(warisboring.com)
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Analyzing 205,718 Verified Twitter Users(medium.com)
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How Much Really Changed About Terrorism on 9/11?(theatlantic.com)
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House votes to let 9/11 victims sue Saudi Arabia(edition.cnn.com)
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How a U.S. tipoff led to Apple's $14B EU tax bill(money.cnn.com)
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11 People Explain Why Americans Shouldn’t Move to Europe (2014)(thoughtcatalog.com)
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How to raise a genius: lessons from a 45-year study of super-smart children(nature.com)
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Cancer experts unveil wishlist for US government ‘moonshot’(nature.com)
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Macchiarini scandal is a valuable lesson for the Karolinska Institute(nature.com)
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OSIRIS-Rex – Asteroid Sample Return Mission(asteroidmission.org)
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Unprecedented disruption to atmosphere foretells wet winter for Europe(sciencemag.org)
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Did a Swedish researcher eat the first CRISPR meal ever served?(sciencemag.org)
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AT&T uses loophole to deny low-income internet discounts(engadget.com)
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Credit Card Networks 101 What they are, and how to secure them [pdf](defcon.org)
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