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Richard Feynman on the climate conference in Durban
(motls.blogspot.com)
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While I have never read Code Complete , I know of at least one very smart guy who read it, highly recommends it, and is utterly incapable of maintaining legacy code he did not write. He simply refactors everything he touches, which is not
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SolrNet 0.4.0 beta 1 released
(bugsquash.blogspot.com)
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Free Will vs. Determinism as the Core of Political Disagreement
(danielmiessler.com)
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How to Pay for What We Need
(theamericanscholar.org)
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From the Wikipedia article on choline: Unfortunately, dietary recommendations have discouraged people from eating high choline foods, such as egg and fatty meats. The 2005 National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey stated that only 2
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You're right. A little more googling http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Shuttle_external_tank reveals the old foam began to be phased-out in 1996, with complete phase-out in 1997. Tile loss and other damage starting even with the first fl
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I found the Silencing Celebs with Arduino to be the most interesting of the lot from a gateway technology point of view. Also following the link for this project further eventually led me to a very cool site, http://www.ladyada.net/ .
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F# Math (III.) - Defining custom numeric types
(tomasp.net)
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I don't have the reference for this, but I recall the seals between shuttle booster segments were originally engineered to use asbestos, not rubber as the gasket. The engineery qualities of asbestos for this purpose were perfectly understoo
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I'm near the end of working my way through A Quantum Mechanics Primer , http://www.amazon.com/quantum-mechanics-primer-Introduction-... , and I have not attempted to tackle the PBR preprint, but based on Scott's interpretation of the cent
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Looting the Egyptian Currency: Democracy in Action
(pjmedia.com)
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Nature hypes anti-Quantum Mechanics crackpot paper
(motls.blogspot.com)
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Rules could prompt colleges to pull online programs from some states
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It is important to note, these were not intelligence satellites. This is more like the Chinese government doing what some of the hacker sub culture has done for a long time: rattle the lock and see how easy it is to open. Presumably securit
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Lenses in F#
(bugsquash.blogspot.com)
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Bakken formation
(en.wikipedia.org)
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doh! The real link http://www.theatlantic.com/past/docs/issues/2000/06/chase.ht...
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Kaczynski was arguably in part created by the worst aspects of the academia he attacked. It's worth reposting https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3234014 which was posted on HN some time ago.
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tl;dr The author illustrates the corruption of the ratings agencies in the recent financial situation through anecdotes and statistics, leading up to his proposal to replace the function of ratings agencies with what amounts to crowdsourcin
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Crowdsourcing instead of ratings agencies
(atimes.com)
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Introducing .NET Gadgeteer
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There are 19 (surface) warships in the British Navy
(news.sky.com)
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Historically maps have been closely guarded military secrets. As late as the Renaissance possession of the wrong map could get you executed by European powers, even in peacetime. Rudyard Kipling's novel Kim is largely based on the true st
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Are Conclusions of BEST Study Irrefutable?
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How to tell the people that there's no Higgs
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Great news guys! I'm going to make sure my team finds out about Testling.
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The Case for RAMCloud
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Occupy Wall Street Survey Topline
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10 reasons to use the F# runtime in your C# app
(bugsquash.blogspot.com)
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