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Global Warming Deniers: Steve McIntyre and Ross McKitrick (part 1)(deepclimate.org)
2 points by drallison 17y ago|0 comments
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by drallison 17y ago
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by drallison 17y ago
I would direct the student to the working Paper by James Besser and Eric Maskin, Sequential Innovation, Patents, and Imitation, which builds an economic argument against software patents. It and other relevant papers on software patents ar
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Neo in Wonderland - Kenji Saito's Cautionary Novel(stanford.edu)
1 points by drallison 17y ago|0 comments
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Google's Nexus One and a Google Tax in France(mondaynote.com)
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Purui Wang's Python Search Engine(nullege.com)
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Studying the Structure of Underground Economy Markets(icsi.berkeley.edu)
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Ning Proves Ning Proves That There’s Life Outside of Facebook and Twitter(briansolis.com)
1 points by drallison 17y ago|2 comments
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ACM trying to subvert open access(boingboing.net)
87 points by drallison 17y ago|21 comments
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US Gov Requests Feedback on Open Access – ACM Gets it Wrong (Again)(realtimerendering.com)
69 points by drallison 17y ago|10 comments
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by drallison 17y ago
I am amused by the proof that all natural numbers are interesting. Sort the numbers into two lists, one of interesting numbers and the other of uninteresting numbers. If there is a smallest uninteresting number, that number would be inter
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by drallison 17y ago
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by drallison 17y ago
An outstanding presentation both in terms of content and presentation.
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David Ulevitch: Some thoughts on Google DNS(blog.opendns.com)
77 points by drallison 17y ago|65 comments
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by drallison 17y ago
Why specify the language? Any language should be a possible choice. What is the purpose of the contest? If it is about demonstrating the team's skills at solving a well specified problem, the choice of language should be part of the solu
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by drallison 17y ago
Robert Laughlin, Stanford Physics Professor and Nobel Laureate, reaches many of the same conclusions in his book,The Crime of Reason: And the Closing of the Scientific Mind ( http://tinyurl.com/ydfyozk ).
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Science is shackled by intellectual property(guardian.co.uk)
50 points by drallison 17y ago|31 comments