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Copenhagen climate summit hopes fade as Obama backs postponement(guardian.co.uk)
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Apple patent filing hints at tablet computer(guardian.co.uk)
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Pirate-busting 'stinger' device for ships launched(guardian.co.uk)
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UN investigator accuses US of shameful neglect of homeless(guardian.co.uk)
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Banks Bite Bullet on Loans(online.wsj.com)
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China’s Pig Farmers Amass Copper, Nickel, Sucden Says (bloomberg.com)
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As Shipping Slows, Banks and Carriers Fear Loan Defaults (nytimes.com)
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What is Acta and what should I know about it?(guardian.co.uk)
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FarmVille: who knew boredom could be a cash crop?(guardian.co.uk)
15 points by envitar 17y ago|7 comments
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Antarctic iceberg found floating near Macquarie island(guardian.co.uk)
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Let us apologize for Goldman Sachs(thevillager.com)
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Is China headed towards collapse?(politico.com)
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The Dow in Gold(blogs.reuters.com)
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Ten-Lessons-From-The-Financial-Crisis-That-Investors-Will-Soon-Forget(scribd.com)
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Brain food(guardian.co.uk)
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Secrets of the data bunker(guardian.co.uk)
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War beneath the web(guardian.co.uk)
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by envitar 17y ago
Let's Go! Put a Python on Rails and C what happens!
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Desertec(online.wsj.com)
14 points by envitar 17y ago|4 comments
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by envitar 17y ago
RE: Five Technologies That Could Change Everything Monday, October 19, 2009 7:09 PM From: "Totty, Michael" <Michael.Totty@wsj.com> To: envitar Sir, Thanks for your note. Space limitations prevented me from mentioning Tesla, which in
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Sidekick kicks back(uk.news.yahoo.com)
1 points by envitar 17y ago|1 comments
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To model 1 part of 1 CDO took 3 hours on 1 of fastest computers in the US(knowledge.wharton.upenn.edu)
1 points by envitar 17y ago|0 comments
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The synchronous lateral excitation of markets (or pseudo-wobbles)(ftalphaville.ft.com)
1 points by envitar 17y ago|0 comments
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by envitar 17y ago
As it says in the article: it is Taleb revisited! He's been banging his head about the issue and even discussed abolishing the Nobel prize with the King of Sweden
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Green and fast(www2.warwick.ac.uk)
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by envitar 17y ago
Excellent point!Add to this the fact that these old guys may well have a better understanding of what the customer wants and perhaps is prepared to pay for any service. Everybody is focusing on Google but how many like them tried and failed
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by envitar 17y ago
Nice! have a look at this one too, please: www.gocycle.com
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by envitar 17y ago
Amazing to read all these comments. One would have thought that whoever is part of the HN scene is highly educated and reasonably knowledgeable. Obviously not so. Research is only just beginning to copy the way real tree leaves operate: ht
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by envitar 17y ago
Probably not. Herd behaviour is not necessarily wise, mostly to the contrary. Buffett wasn't successful because he followed the crowd but the opposite.The "madness of crowds" is well documented. Wisdom of crowds? No thanks.
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by envitar 17y ago
Excellent! Creativity doen't stop at the techies's desks.

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