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Globalfoundries pirouettes around the process node problem
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The dangerous seduction of the long term value (LTV) formula
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New spear-phishing attack on Facebook accounts
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Wiki weapon project aims to create a gun anyone can 3-D print at home
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'Mind control' gaming devices leak brain data and users' secrets
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Oatmeal starts IndieGoGo fundraiser to save the Tesla Tower
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totally agree with you. One major point of that article was that, had Facebook IPO'd sooner, it would have been better off with the discipline that comes with being a public company. Baloney. I can think of a ton of companies that have mani
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The most popular brands of gun safes can be opened by a three-year old
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One more time, there is no such thing as a fake geek girl
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Save Radio Shack By Turning Them All Into TechShops
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Researchers take over Android, Nokia phones by waving another device near them
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3-D Printing, robotics swing manufacturing might from China back to the U.S.
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Why Startups Should Hire The Minimally Viable Candidate
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Why Microsoft is (finally) winning the war for the living room
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Is This Airbnb knock-off Google-stalking potential hosts?
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Why data monopolies will rise, but not paralyze the Internet
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shit in vietnam: It's the coffee
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Dear founding CEO, put down the Steve Jobs biography and back away slowly
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Loopholing: a new way to view life's rules
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Study shows how easy it is to steal Facebook user data
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Steve Jobs Wanted Market Cap In The iOS Stocks App
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The high-stakes data science job of managing the Columbia River
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Press release (and TC) says 45+ million users. Forbes says 50 million. I think 50mm is more like it.
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Dropbox: The Inside Story Of Tech's Hottest Startup
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There has been a lot of commentary on Reddit about this author's presumptuousness in posting the video showing how to crack this lock behind a password-protected site. I'd be curious to know what the HN community thinks about that.