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A Kenyan won the gold medal in javelin after learning how to throw on YouTube
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Related to this is 'El Paquete' - a weekly offline delivery of the internet. http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-33816655 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Paquete_Semanal
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The rise of Singlish
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How a group of grannies got their first holiday
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Indian tea-seller who hawks his books on Amazon
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Realizing that the benefits outweigh the costs (health and financial). In my case, the benefits would be avoiding the annoyances of glasses/contacts (cleaning them, reshaping the frames when they get bent, moisture, buying new ones) bu
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anishkothari
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I've been wearing glasses since I was 8, got contacts when I was 13 and have been thinking about getting LASIK since it first became popular ~10 years ago. I have gone from wanting it really badly to now not wanting it all. In high sch
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anishkothari
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Great, thank you!
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I didn't read the article (too long and it's late) but something caught my eye. If you keep scrolling down, you hit the next article and the URL changes. How did they do that? Kudos
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I was taught to wash rice 3 times and to soak before cooking, especially for longer-grain rice as it softens the rice.
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Nicholas Winton Is Dead at 106; Saved Children from the Holocaust
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The Sikhs who saved Parmesan
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The Obtuse Triangle
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Vienna's Recipe for Living Well
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How US students get a university degree for free in Germany
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Check out this class https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-computer-science-har... . It might be below your skill level, but if it's not go through it. It's very interactive and you'll enjoy learning th
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What happened when an anti-Semite found he was Jewish?
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anishkothari
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This is really well done! Cheers and thank you
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Can Canada Teach the Rest of Us to Be Nicer?
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India's Amazing Living Root Bridges
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http://www.hackernewsletter.com/ can't beat it!
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12y ago
This looks great. Congratulations on finishing the book and good luck!
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> Then two buses show up at the same time. This has happened to me several times. This is called bus bunching, here's an explanation. http://www.wbez.org/series/curious-city/why-buses-arrive-bun...
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Memory Clean for memory optimization Alfred for searching things on your Mac (better than Spotlight) BetterSnapTool for window management (cheaper than Divvy) GitHub for Mac and Atom are excellent as others have mentioned
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I've been very impressed by Inbox, especially the UI. It feels the way Gmail did when it first came out ~10 years ago.
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The stuff paradox: Dealing with clutter in the US
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How One Lawyer’s Crusade Could Change Football
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The Genius of MIT's Football Team
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Wearing your Failures on your Sleeve
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Continue college so that you can learn and build up your business and technical skills. You will be able to create a better startup with a better set of skills, experiences and personal network - develop these while you're in college!
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