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Netflix's year-long parental leave raises bar for U.S. employers(reuters.com)
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iTunes Is Illegal Under UK Copyright Law(torrentfreak.com)
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Microsoft Plays Catchup with Its New Web Browser, Edge(recode.net)
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N.S.A. Will Not Be Allowed to Keep Old Phone Records(nytimes.com)
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Postscript: Satoru Iwata (1959-2015)(newyorker.com)
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by jeo1234 11y ago
When is the last time anyone saw a Pando post on the front page of HN? True, what Pando has set up is not as strict as the FT (which appears to have an impermeable paywall), but I suspect very few people are even seeing their content in the
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Ask HN: Is Pando doomed?
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by jeo1234 11y ago
> Pao decided to impose standards on that, and her guiding principles weren't well articulated. I think you nailed it there. I'm not a Reddit user, but from what I have read there never seemed to be clear set of guidelines that
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Bloomberg fires digital editor Josh Topolsky(politico.com)
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The Real Student-Debt Crisis(newyorker.com)
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by jeo1234 11y ago
I have to second Bad Voltage. Well worth your time if you're into the open source community.
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What Washington really knows about the Internet of Things(politico.com)
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U.S. Top Court Declines to Hear Google Appeal in Oracle Software Fight(recode.net)
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by jeo1234 11y ago
You haven't found it too be a little rough around the edges?
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by jeo1234 11y ago
You could almost see them starting to think 'Oh shit. Someone is getting screwed here, and I'm pretty sure it's not Google.'
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by jeo1234 11y ago
Not really. Hacker News is not a profit center for YC. Last time I checked Google is running gmail in order to make money (nothing wrong with that). But if Google is getting paid it seems a little silly for people to give up their time and
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by jeo1234 11y ago
Their spaceship look awfully similar to GCHQ's head office. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Doughnut#/media/File:GCHQ-...
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Apple Replaces Lead Contractor on New ‘Spaceship’ Campus(recode.net)
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UK under pressure to respond to latest Edward Snowden claims(theguardian.com)
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Alibaba to launch Netflix-like video streaming service in two months(reuters.com)
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Google’s Monastic Vision for the Future of Work(newyorker.com)
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by jeo1234 11y ago
Soon we'll be hearing about how North Korea and the Galactic Empire have also gained access.
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by jeo1234 11y ago
The exact thing happened in Canada a while ago with RBC. http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/rbc-replaces-... Kicked off a major firestorm here, which ultimately lead the government to change the w
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by jeo1234 11y ago
I still have to finish reading it, but I wonder how python will ultimately stack up against R?
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by jeo1234 11y ago
Just like that movie 'The Purge'.
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The Fight Over Canada’s Patriot Act(foreignpolicy.com)
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Can You Ever Trust Your Online Drug Dealer Again?(bloomberg.com)
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Early-stage venture capital: More regions get in on the action(brookings.edu)
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FAA plans new steps to speed up commercial drone use: sources(reuters.com)
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10 facts about technology use in the emerging world(pewresearch.org)
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