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Seal Combat Wounds In 15 Seconds
(popsci.com)
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I think the founder thought his White House connections would take care of everything. Live by the bureaucracy, die by the bureaucracy.
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King Faces "Worst First Day" in US Trading History – Stock Drops 15%
(escapistmagazine.com)
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Fist Bump to Reduce Pathogen Transmission
(academiclifeinem.com)
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Religion and Science by Albert Einstein [1930]
(erowid.org)
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> If the "busy person" is so rude that they wouldn't want the introduction in the first place, then they can be that rude themselves I disagree. The "busy person" didn't ask to be put on the spot to decide
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13y ago
Not sure I agree that this is a narrative for raising taxes... if being "rich" is so transitory, it's harder to vilify "the rich" as some permanent class deserving of limitless soaking.
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13y ago
Why isn't there some adjustment to tax rates for regional cost of living differences?
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Money pumping: the axiomatic approach
(lesswrong.com)
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Been done. Sued (wrongly imho) out of existence. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DontDateHimGirl.com Lulu's innovations appears to 1) using Facebook identity, 2) restricting it to women-only, 3) collecting ratings r
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The Draper Wave - Tim Draper's Cycle of VC vs PE
(founders-club.com)
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Laws of Personal Finance
(esquire.com)
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The title is a bit misleading. A better title would be "Modern Design = Trust," per this quote: "An up-to-date design tells you that the company is led by smart, modern people. They’re on top of things. They get it, and as
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Breakthrough in AI Solves CAPTCHAs Better than Most Humans
(dailydot.com)
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13y ago
"You are basically having your property taken out from under you without realizing it." If your definition of property is US fiat currency, then OK, but if you're concerned about it, you have options such as commodities, no
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The newsonomics of “Little Data,” data scientists, and conversion specialists
(niemanlab.org)
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Demand Media's eHow Learns Hard Lessons
(online.wsj.com)
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Consequences of Filing a False DMCA Takedown Request
(aaronkellylaw.com)
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Filing a false DMCA takedown opens the filer up to civil damages (assuming you want to pursue them). It's a shame there's no criminal penalty. http://www.aaronkellylaw.com/internet-law/consequences-of-fi...
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If Google doesn't remove the site from the SERPs, you can also serve the spammer's hosting company/ISP with a DMCA, then they'll be forced to take the site offline.
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I think it's like anything, it has more to do with the individual differences. For most people, cooking and eating aren't a big deal. Others create Soylent because it's too much to bear. For most people, the standard intervi
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"Maybe somebody can explain this better to me -- but if you freeze up in interviews, are you also going to freeze up in developer meetings? During code reviews? When you're in the room with clients?" No because the interview
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13y ago
Given that he listed SEO as a skill on Linkedin, perhaps he'll have an easier time than most at "managing his online reputation," as a certain NPR sponsor likes to describe the practice.
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Expecting the Unexpected From Jeff Bezos
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Annie Cushing's SEO Audit Checklist
(docs.google.com)
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Dementia Rate Drops Sharply, as Forecast
(nytimes.com)
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SF is the Snobbiest City in America
(travelandleisure.com)
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Search Ranking Factors Rank Correlation 2013 for Google USA
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Brooks, Friedman, and the banal authoritarianism of do-something punditry (2011)
(reason.com)
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Lest we forget, Reason nailed Brooks already: "Do something. Is there a two-word phrase in politics more loaded with disguised ideological content? Embedded within is both an urgent call for powerful government action and an up-front d
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