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Why Big Data Hasn’t yet Made a Dent on Farms
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Scaling the World’s Most Lethal Mountain, in the Dead of Winter
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Shuttered dreams: Buoyant prices mean ever fewer Australians can buy a house
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It wasn't Stanford, it was Berkeley. UC Berkeley makes course video content unavailable to public https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13768856 Berkeley Removes 20,000 Free Online Videos to Comply with DOJ Ruling http
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Realtors have always hated the Zestimate with a passion [0]. When they publicly called out Zillow CEO for selling his own home for 40% less than the Zestimate on it, Zillow magically released a superior algorithm [2]. [0] Inaccurate Zillow
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Cannes says 2017 is first and last for Netflix unless it changes
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Zillow faces lawsuit over ‘Zestimate’ tool that calculates a house’s worth
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You’re not getting a raise. You're not alone
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Proposal to start a new implementation of Thunderbird based on web technologies
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For Chinese Home Buyers, Seattle Is the New Vancouver
(mansionglobal.com)
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Fuel of the future: Data is giving rise to a new economy
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The millennial problem: Banks are finding it harder to attract young recruits
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So where do you actually make the sale? On your own website?
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You have only half the picture because the three problems you've listed have existed for quite some time. Here are some new problems that are driving more sellers off Etsy: 4) October 2013: Etsy redefines "handcrafted" and al
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Washington state’s orchards see a game-changer in a robot that picks apples
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Working from Home? Real-Estate Developers Are Here to Help
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When ‘Enough’ Doesn’t Have to Mean ‘More’
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End-of-life care: How to have a better death
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Facebook says it will act against 'information operations' using false accounts
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Silicon Valley Tech Giants Must Help Fight Bay Area Traffic
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Liberal Arts Colleges, in Fight for Survival, Focus on Job Skills
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In Bay Area, even six-figure salaries are “low income”
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A Baby or Your Money Back
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Australia, NZ step up nationalist rhetoric with visa curbs on skilled workers
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As many as 78% of adults in the Toronto area are still living with their parents, a trend "driven more by high house prices and an increasingly unstable job market for young adults". Toronto’s Housing Boom Refills Empty Nests, Dri
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Some 4.5M Japanese aged between 35 and 54 are living with their parents
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Facebook fails to account for the dark side of human nature
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You seem to have a tremendous grasp on the history of Central Asia, especially during the Middle Ages, a subject that I personally consider very obscure. May I ask if this is a personal interest of yours, given that most of your working hou
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Disrupting a major spam operation
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Telecomulonimbus: Cloudification will mean upheaval in telecoms
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