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Women Who Contributed to Science but Were Buried in Footnotes
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Students spent $3000 testing the Infinite monkey theorem using real monkeys-2003
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The UAE’s secret hacking team of U.S. mercenaries
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‘Businesses Will Not Be Able to Hide’: Spy Satellites May Give Edge from Above
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How Every Member Got to Congress (opengraph)
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I don't know why this is still a problem these days, let's just use lava lamps for entropy: https://blog.cloudflare.com/lavarand-in-production-the-nitty...
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Yeah, you're right. What I meant is that in our day they are mutually exclusive, either you have privacy or you have convenience. I like duckduckgo and I use it as my default search engine but we can agree that it lacks many of the con
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I'm looking forward to the day that privacy and convenience are mainstream again(if there were ever). This feature is a right step on that direction.
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How Google Tracks Your Personal Information
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After “Gravity” Alfonso Cuarón Went Home to Make “Roma”
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Life Lessons from Pepe Mujica [video]
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Your Children's Yellowstone Will Be Radically Different
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96-core ARM supercomputer using the NanoPi-Fire3
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Antarctic scientist stabbed for telling colleague the endings of books
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IMO Jupyter notebooks are popular because it's open source, they are convenient and they help a lot illustrating an idea. The results of a notebook can be shared more easily than a plain repository(via nbviwer or binder) and more impor
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Visualizing Toxicity in Twitter Conversations
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1912 Newspaper Article Predicted Global Warming
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Are rich people more likely to lie, cheat, steal?
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How humans might outlive Earth, the sun and even the universe (2017)
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On the Border with the Photographer John Moore
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This is very similar to what BitTorrent does or am I missing something?
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The Line Between Big Tech and Defense Work
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Related to this type of animation, there is a great book called "The Machinery of Life" that talks abut molecular level biology with amazing illustrations. https://www.amazon.com/Machinery-Life-David-S-Goodsell
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Melting Arctic sends a message: Climate change is here in a big way
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Cosmos: The Soviet era space objects
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The Logistics of Living in Antarctica [video]
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There is a huge difference between creating a network protocol and designing autonomous killer drones.
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Is having killing machines with no human in the loop a good idea? because that's the way this is going. We don't need Skynet to have a dystopian future.
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From the movie "Flash of Genius" about Robert Kearns, the inventor of the intermittent windshield wiper: "I can't think of a job or a career where the understanding of ethics is more important than engineering," Dr.
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Cambridge Analytica whistleblower on how they used Facebook [video]
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