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Mars has life's building blocks(bbc.co.uk)
2 points by deedub 14y ago|0 comments
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Netflix clocks 42B API requests per month(gigaom.com)
30 points by deedub 14y ago|2 comments
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by deedub 14y ago
"that's what the 20s, for the smartest people, are actually about: watching people in power fuck up so you know what not to do when you're in charge. Eventually, you'll be in a position to do things properly. It might take a while." I like
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by deedub 14y ago
MSM, I know it can be hard to see for many people but sometimes diving deeper into your box is the wrong approach. Your example is perfect. Someone went and took classes that were a "waste of time" and ended up 75% more efficient because th
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by deedub 14y ago
All these comments about "no value" are hilarious. Honestly I dont think "serious programming" even matters. It's people learning, for example, that the 30 min daily process they do in excel can actually be a script that takes one second t
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Coming soon: Flying car for $279k(businessweek.com)
10 points by deedub 15y ago|5 comments
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by deedub 15y ago
"We're interested in optimizing Q&A around thought leaders and experts. Quora works well for finding the right answer to a question - we're interested in finding out a diversity of opinions." What you said there means everything to me a
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At hacking contest, Google Chrome falls to third zero-day attack(arstechnica.com)
90 points by deedub 15y ago|16 comments
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Response: Call of Apathy: Advanced Warfighter(mediumdifficulty.com)
37 points by deedub 15y ago|8 comments
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by deedub 15y ago
Ahh not as cool as I thought after reading this update: Update: Sarah Taylor Sulick from the Smithsonian sez, "Unfortunately we have no plans to make 3D scans of our collection freely available for the public to print. The CNET story is a b
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Smithsonian building archive of printable 3D scans(boingboing.net)
1 points by deedub 15y ago|1 comments
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Learn to code through gamification(codecademy.com)
2 points by deedub 15y ago|0 comments