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The Other Brains Behind Tesla and SpaceX(slate.com)
1 points by curtis 8y ago|0 comments
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Are Canadians Dying of Despair Too?(motherjones.com)
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Ancient Chaco Canyon population likely relied on imported food(colorado.edu)
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Blackbirding(en.wikipedia.org)
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The Brilliant Ways Parasitic Birds Terrorize Their Victims(audubon.org)
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Black cowboys(en.wikipedia.org)
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by curtis 8y ago
It's not related to tsunamis, but you might be interested in the Black Sea deluge hypothesis[1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Sea_deluge_hypothesis
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by curtis 8y ago
Not may people appreciate that at the peak of the last ice age, "sea level" was 400 feet lower than it is today. It's likely that there's a whole bunch of archaeological sites that we can't easily get to right now,
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by curtis 8y ago
We're a small startup, and we don't have a really structured process. Also I have been the only person asking a detailed coding question (in consultation with my boss). Everybody else on the team has been responsible for those o
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by curtis 8y ago
Many people believe that it is completely unreasonable to ask an interviewee to write code on a whiteboard at all. I disagree with such an absolute position. I do think it can be a reasonable thing to do, but only if you are asking the
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Ancient Mass Graves Could Be Filled with Tsunami Victims(gizmodo.com)
31 points by curtis 8y ago|14 comments
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Humans May Have Reached North America by More Than One Route(gizmodo.com)
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A Disappointing New Problem with Geo-Engineering(theatlantic.com)
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A carb called fructan may be the culprit behind gluten sensitivity(vox.com)
55 points by curtis 8y ago|22 comments
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by curtis 8y ago
Jordan Weissmann's response in Slate is worth a read: Actually, the 1 Percent Are Still The Problem The Atlantic trots out a familiar argument blaming the upper-middle class for income inequality. It’s wrong. https://slate
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A perspective on RealSexyCyborg's ongoing controversy with vice news(twitter.com)
2 points by curtis 8y ago|0 comments
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Small height evolved twice on 'Hobbit' island of Flores(bbc.co.uk)
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Hottest Rain on Record: Rain Falls at 119°F in Imperial, California(wunderground.com)
98 points by curtis 8y ago|140 comments
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A technician shot and killed a meteorologist on a remote Arctic ice floe in 1970(mentalfloss.com)
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Tracking collars reveal just how extreme a wild cheetah’s movements can be(nationalgeographic.com)
110 points by curtis 8y ago|42 comments
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Pilots who risk their lives flying tiny planes over the Atlantic(bbc.com)
199 points by curtis 8y ago|100 comments
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Whale shark freed from heavy fishing rope by family out snorkeling(cnn.com)
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People buried at Stonehenge may have come from as far away as Wales(arstechnica.com)
38 points by curtis 8y ago|47 comments
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by curtis 8y ago
I probably learned as much from BYTE as I did from my CS classes in college.
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The Most Senseless Environmental Crime of the 20th Century (2013)(psmag.com)
1 points by curtis 8y ago|0 comments
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Remains of Tuskegee Airman Found in Austria(smithsonianmag.com)
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by curtis 8y ago
There ought to be a name for a minimal UBI that can allow people who are normally just scraping by to bridge short periods of unemployment, unexpected expenses etc. £4K wouldn't be much for the average Hacker News reader, but for peopl
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Men into Space(en.wikipedia.org)
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Vulcan's Sun (1991)(projectrho.com)
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by curtis 8y ago
> Estimates about the arrival date for the dingo range from 4000 to 18,000 years ago. But Sue and her colleagues, in light of their findings, are suggesting that the arrival of the dingo occurred much later than commonly reported, writi

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