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The thing I first paid attention to was that there is no longer a mad dash to sign up in the first 10 seconds, but they pick people at random from those who apply in the first 2 days. I might actually make it for once!
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Richard Durkin vs. PC World
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Ukrainian navy decimated by Russian move into Crimea
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Emil Krebs
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World Vision: Why We're Hiring Gay Christians
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Changing Journalism
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great story: “I think I went to sleep at four, I slept till six, I got on a flight at seven to Orange County where Boost was. And I just got to that office and sat there, and the guy was like, ‘Weird, you’re in my office.’ I said, ‘Just me
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Tip #2 "Insert a Narrative" or describe what the test is and why it is important seems to be a lot more about "literate programming" than BDD. I am actually coming to TDD/BDD not for the testing but for the fact tha
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I had thought Alice in Wonderland would have quite a few hapax legomena, even if mostly nonsense words I think (ie 'twas brillig and the slithy toves...), but I found from this academic article [0] that Twain's Tom Sawyer actually
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Facebook buying 11,000 drones to connect Africa
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Britain preparing to end plans to tax Bitcoin trading
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Don Knuth's Infrequently Asked Questions
(www-cs-faculty.stanford.edu)
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Ask HN: Cucumber or Jasmine (or other) for JavaScript BDD?
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One Year of Discourse
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Sid Meier turns 60 today
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Behavior Driven Development and User Experience
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Facebook reveals online education app for Rwanda
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Thanks - really helpful for me as I am "finishing up" my PhD. It never occurred to me that I need to see it as a more mundane task than I do currently! (Probably also wouldn't hurt to stop reading HN :)
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How France’s Open Data Team Is Modernizing The French Government Through Data
(techcrunch.com)
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Paris in the middle ages, a spectacular 3D reconstruction
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Hundreds Register for New Facebook Website (2004)
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> One problem is that Google can see my original messages, and the NSA can probably see them too. If I wanted to avoid it, I could post some anonymous translation jobs and pay the translaters via Bitcoin. Wouldn't this then make i
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Ancient video of Steve Jobs launching the first Apple Mac found
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>"The roughly 17-pound Macintosh comes in a square bushel-basket-size canvas tote bag with an oversized zipper. The preproduction version I saw did not sport the Apple-with-a-bite logo. The addition of this emblem could well turn t
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How ART:I:CURATE faked my artworks to fund their Kickstarter
(articurateexposed.wordpress.com)
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In a lot of the world Jan. 1 is everyone's birthday. Or Dec. 31 (The article cites Somalia, Sudan and Vietnam as other examples, but I have been to several other countries where the majority of the rural population has the same issue).
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Oobleck
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Interesting closing paragraph: > Though Google is an extremely important part of helping people discover and navigate Rap Genius, we hope that this ordeal will make fans see that Rap Genius is more than a Google-access-only website. The
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Syrian Refugee Tech Startup Finds Sanctuary in London
(forbes.com)
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> Somaliland receives its Internet connection via microwaves across the desert from Djibouti. Surely the main way people access the internet is through 3G either directly on the phones or on mobile broadband. When I was in Hargeisa in 20
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