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British Psychological Society calls for "paradigm shift" in psychiatry
(guardian.co.uk)
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Colour footage of London in 1927
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Microsoft has just blown its oldest trick
(ft.com)
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Ben Goldacre on preventing health scares
(ft.com)
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14y ago
Thanks. I withdraw my last two paragraphs :)
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The chart legend is confusing... • "dart" means "handwritten Dart running in the Dart VM" • "v8" means "handwritten JavaScript running in V8" • "dart2js" means "dart2js-generated JavaScript running in V8" I can't find any link to the actual
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Ben Goldacre: Building Evidence into Education
(scribd.com)
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Economist Martin Wolf deconstructs David Cameron's arguments for austerity
(ft.com)
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"There are two types of people in the world: those who choose to be happy, and those who choose to be unhappy." What a pile of shit. People who are in chronic pain can't necessarily "choose" to be happy. After that, the article turns into t
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BigDog four-legged robot now sports throwing arm
(bbc.co.uk)
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Death in Singapore
(ft.com)
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Marissa Mayer's work-from-home memo is from bygone era
(guardian.co.uk)
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Google News: the secret sauce
(guardian.co.uk)
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CSS3 effects for text inputs
(dropthebit.com)
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Funding boost for UK’s tech start-ups
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14y ago
I think RaphiePS's comment is fair. "tools to understand and improve the performance of your apps" only commits them to updating their docs and tools to reflect how their system really works. It doesn't indicate any intention to fix the act
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I will miss the 'Douglas Crockford of browsers'
(christianheilmann.com)
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"Even specious benchmarks would help more than zero benchmarks." I disagree. Zero benchmarks is definitely better than specious benchmarks.
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The history of the future in 10 images
(bbc.co.uk)
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German "ransomware" pretends child porn found on computers, demands money
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14y ago
That's not a fair comparison. A protester's purpose is simply to make it known that they are for/against a certain cause – to increment the number of visible proponents/opponents. A blog post needs to do a lot more than that if it is to be
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14y ago
It's a matter of reputation and business for both participants in the squabble, so it's not a waste of time for them. You might have wasted your time reading it and commenting on it (if you didn't find it interesting), but that's your fault
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Grammar badness makes cracking harder the long password
(arstechnica.com)
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14y ago
O isn't perfectly round in Helvetica. The Toyota logo is modified to use perfect circles for the Os. The real O is a bit rounder than in Arial maybe, but still not a circle. Futura is the one with the perfect circles (for both O and o).
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A thing that helps me distinguish them is that Helvetica is a bit more decorative with some of the capitals, like G and R. I think the Arial designers were probably trying to make it "even more Helvetica than Helvetica", by simplifying the
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Geographical map of the London Underground
(commons.wikimedia.org)
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The new prisoners of ideology
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How hackers exploit 'the seven deadly sins'
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Deputy PM Nick Clegg to block UK's draft Communications Data Bill
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London Announces £50m Scheme to House 200 Startups a Year
(theregister.co.uk)
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