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Atom wranglers create rewritable memory(nature.com)
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Older men and young women drive South African HIV epidemic(nature.com)
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So, Is Russia’s Stealth Fighter Any Good or Not?(warisboring.com)
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Chelsea Manning: Moving On, Reflecting on My Identity(medium.com)
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When Yahoo Ruled the Valley: Stories of the Original ‘Surfers’(nytimes.com)
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Why France Has Become the Number One Target for Terror(time.com)
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Does it really matter that much? Nobody thinks that searching online is a "foreign technology", even if it is, who cares?
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<rant> Checks are the most annoying part of paying my rent in the US. In Europe it was just a few clicks online. Here it sometimes takes two weeks until the landlord clears the check. </rant>
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The Immigrant Spirit Is the American Spirit(medium.com)
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How Private Equity Found Power and Profit in State Capitols(nytimes.com)
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After protest, Canada’s health science funder reverses course on peer review(sciencemag.org)
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Russia Looks to Populate Its Far East. Wimps Need Not Apply(nytimes.com)
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Was the Tungus Event Due to a Black Hole? (Nature, 1973)(scribd.com)
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Comp.os.minix› Free minix-like kernel sources for 386-AT (1991)(groups.google.com)
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What’s So Special About Finland?(theatlantic.com)
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Russia’s Creaky, Old Aircraft Carrier Is Up to Something Strange(warisboring.com)
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My Experience Being Homeless(medium.com)
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Google: “This site may be hacked” message(support.google.com)
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The Murky Ethics of Driverless Cars(psmag.com)
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Why Continuing to Work Is Good for a Man’s Health(features.wearemel.com)
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Europe Is Expected to Approve E.U.-U.S. Data Transfer Pact(nytimes.com)
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‘Brexit’ Aftershocks: More Rifts in Europe, and in Britain, Too(nytimes.com)
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PLOS ONE is a bit special in the PLOS family of journals. They publish essentially _anything_, as long as it's scientifically correct, it doesn't matter how interesting the science is. Usually scientists try to get their paper pub
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I don't cite packages like plyr and ggplot, but I do cite what program I use for statistics (R, etc) and its version.
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ICQ (Wikipedia)(en.wikipedia.org)
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Man after man (Wikipedia)(en.wikipedia.org)
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Genetic algorithms are also immensely slow, perhaps too slow to be useful on a very large dataset.
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This tiny country is the most technologically advanced in the world(marketwatch.com)
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The H1B visa requires a minimum pay as it is right now. However, what some companies do when they sponsor a foreign worker for H1B is to hire the person part time on paper and thus being able to pay a lower wage, but still in practice requi
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Asymmetric numeral systems: entropy encoding (2013)(arxiv.org)
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