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by avastmick 8y ago
This may indicate a technical issue as cn.bing.com was down earlier too. I'm also in Shanghai. Normally, bing.com resolves to cn.bing.com when there is no VPN, in my experience
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by avastmick 8y ago
Wow, just wow. I'm so glad this popped up today. When I first read the transcript I thought it _was_ a play it sounds so articulate, subtle and informed. The military line shouldn't be taken out of context - Wilson was saying sorr
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by avastmick 8y ago
I live in either NZ, the UK or China, depending on work. None of these have a tipping culture. It's the cultural and psychological aspects that are fascinating, particularly the comments that list proof that in the US, if outlets show
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by avastmick 8y ago
I always felt that blockchain is a precursor technology like "Web 2.0", which laid the technical foundations (of Web APIs and micro-services) that enabled the explosion of mobile apps that followed. If smarter people than me can m
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by avastmick 8y ago
Sorry, this is not true. I live and work in China and move far than that a year. Also the NZ / Australian property markets are both in a bubble caused by Chinese cash investment by wealthy individuals, 100k CNY won't buy anything.
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by avastmick 9y ago
I tried, but failed in the career shift. I found myself more draw to the tools than the writing. The problems of the extant tools were too distracting and I felt I was more drawn to solving those problems than the many my writing threw up.
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JS WTF with Math(hackernoon.com)
4 points by avastmick 9y ago|1 comments
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Why a Bitcoin future will always end up in centralization(thenextweb.com)
34 points by avastmick 9y ago|11 comments
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Network Neuroscience Theory of Human Intelligence (2017) [pdf](cell.com)
2 points by avastmick 9y ago|1 comments
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Razer's Project Linda turns a phone into a laptop(thenextweb.com)
1 points by avastmick 9y ago|0 comments
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Fifty Years of Shannon Theory (1998) [pdf](princeton.edu)
126 points by avastmick 9y ago|22 comments
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by avastmick 9y ago
The depth of this article allows thinking beyond the medical domain. Warren Warwick's success because of 'a capacity to learn and adapt—and to do so faster than everyone else.' To do so, there needs to be a fierce consistency