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Graphs with Chris Dixon
(hus.posterous.com)
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Amazing Time-Lapse Map of Every Nuclear Explosion between 1945 & 1998
(hus.posterous.com)
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Richard Feynman: Magnets and Why Questions [video]
(hus.posterous.com)
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Stephen Wolfram: Computing a theory of everything (2010)
(hus.posterous.com)
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Steve Wozniak interview (1984) [video]
(hus.posterous.com)
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Android 3.0 Preview
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its just an interesting experiment imo
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Have you heard of question party?
(questionparty.com)
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Larry Page on Capitol Hill - "Broadband for the Future" (2008)
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the restrictions on the sale of an item depend on the type of item that is being sold and any residual rights that you may retain over that item. as far as i can tell there is no way to analogize between racially restrictive covenants in r
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Bill Joy on the Six Webs
(mitworld.mit.edu)
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perhaps you're referring to this: http://blog.foreignpolicy.com/posts/2007/05/24/the_supernote... the existence of the super note isn't what is in question though.
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it'd be rad if you could visualize the ratios to better illustrate the scale. 10 petabytes : 10000 terabytes :: 10000 gigabytes : 10 terabytes
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North Korea’s [counterfeit] Dollar Store
(vanityfair.com)
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Vinod Khosla at Caltech: Extrapolating the Past vs Inventing the Future
(paul.kedrosky.com)
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Just bc your credit card agreement says something does not mean that that provision is enforceable under the laws of a given jurisdiction. A huge percentage of contracts include clauses that are unenforceable, yet the provisions are include
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Just bc those in power prefer something does not mean that their systems have the ability to enforce these preferences. Whitfield Diffie showed the world that cryptography is NOT the exclusive preserve of the government.
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A word of caution to those keeping data on 3rd party machines... http://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2007/06/third_party_co... Also, note that this article is from 2007 and the law may have changed slightly since then.
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When I started to think about this question I just ended up getting sucked into a debate with myself about the definitions of rationality and intuition. Could the two concepts merely be component parts of a more complex feedback loop?