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Test Driving Google's New Glasses
(online.wsj.com)
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Molecule group seen as crucial for long-term memory formation
(latimes.com)
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The Dot Loop, the simplest process possible
(intenseminimalism.com)
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HTML5: How to rethink your web strategy
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The Elderwood Project
(symantec.com)
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For anyone interested, the (no longer) live stream is available here: http://www.justin.tv/start_x/b/331303892
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StartX Kicks Off Its Summer 2012 Demo Day
(techcrunch.com)
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Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 (6.0.2) now supports HiDPI for Retina display
(blogs.adobe.com)
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Colorado State University Global Campus offers credit for Udacity class
(blog.udacity.com)
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Cool. Much obliged.
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UX amateurism and why I’m not a UX designer anymore
(gluethink.com)
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Go for it. Tabbed browsing is like the sliced bread of the Internet. It's hard to imagine surfing the web before it, but it's become such an integral part of the browser that it suffers from "it's good enough" syndrome. Hope you look into i
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I also tend to have over a dozen tabs open at any one time, and sometimes keep multiple windows open, each with tabs that are (loosely) centered around a given task. I think a lot of people have the problem of having too many tabs open, but
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Infographics and Visualizations as Tools For the Mind
(blog.visual.ly)
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"I believe web is the ideal platform for MVP, it's open to everyone, you can release at will and you can measure analytics easily." Really heartening to hear someone who has taken an idea and made it a reality say this. As someone who is ju
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Multi-screen mania: how our devices work together
(gigaom.com)
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Really love what Nokia has done with the Lumia line. Definitely the best handsets running Windows Phone, and if I weren't so enchanted by Apple's walled garden, I'd probably consider it over the next iPhone. The Lumia 920 is the uniPhone in
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3.5 billion year old organic deposits show signs of life
(arstechnica.com)
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Couldn't agree with you more. Definitely one of my favorite contemporary writers. There's something special about his command of language and refined sense of humor that lays bare the truth in the starkest of ways.
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Chore list of champions — by Kurt Vonnegut
(harpers.org)
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Pen ink proves surprise key to powerful supercapacitor
(newscientist.com)
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Mobile Gaming Mavens on the real cost of user acquisition
(pocketgamer.biz)
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What Moves? Culture & Interaction Design
(core77.com)
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Sugar Found In Space: A Sign of Life?
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Hooha for App.net released on Google Play
(themodernink.com)
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Microflow: Diagnosing Medical Conditions on Earth and in Space
(asc-csa.gc.ca)
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I think I am actually headed in your direction but don't have the means to get there yet. I have intuitions that space-time is discrete, but I don't possess the requisite knowledge or the grasp of physics to corroborate them. Totally agree
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When I was younger and less of a technophile, I often wished analog computing would somehow overtake digital computing. I suppose from my naïve perspective I found it unsettling that our model of computing is discrete while the space-time w
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Hi, sbierwagen. This is certainly beyond my field of expertise, but I don't see how the inability of this new lens to focus in the range of visible light detracts from the main point of it being a distortion-free lens whose "focusing power
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Flat lens offers a perfect image
(seas.harvard.edu)
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