johnny99

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A Report on WeChat Platform Data(technode.com)
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Straight White Male: The Lowest Difficulty Setting There Is(whatever.scalzi.com)
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by johnny99 12y ago
Where do they get the "2,000 unique visitors" bit from? And 100 downloads... are they referring to the 92 forks? I think Public Affairs does not get Github.
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by johnny99 12y ago
She's delightful. She drops a bit of a math joke at 2:25, which goes right over Letterman's head.
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Grace Hopper on Letterman(youtube.com)
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Did Google Learn the Wrong Lessons from Buzz and Wave?(hunterwalk.com)
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Marissa Mayer's New Rule for App Design(businessinsider.com)
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Data visualization, empathy, and representing people with dots(source.opennews.org)
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How Not to Be ‘Manterrupted’ in Meetings(time.com)
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This Company Will Let You Try Out a Box of Fitness Trackers, Warby Parker-Style(fastcompany.com)
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by johnny99 12y ago
I agree with both, though they do seem superficially contradictory (inflammatory, but propelling something we desperately need). Would you care to elaborate?
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High-speed railways are revolutionizing trade in Eurasia(salon.com)
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Go West, Young Han: China and the new Silk Road(salon.com)
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This Culture Deck Powers the World’s Toughest Work(firstround.com)
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by johnny99 12y ago
Are you aware of alternatives to RFID that avoid the risk of being jammed? I have trouble believing Armatix would develop a version targeted at law enforcement without taking that into consideration.
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by johnny99 12y ago
Dominic Wilcox created something similar to this in 2011, I think as a satiric art project. It looks like a plague doctor's mask: http://dominicwilcox.com/portfolio/finger-nose-stylus/ To see a proper impleme
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by johnny99 12y ago
"Politicians in wealthy countries are more interested in supporting groups that produce measurable results such as the number of lives saved by vaccinations than in less-quantifiable goals such as building health infrastructure."
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by johnny99 12y ago
I've heard this argument and don't buy it. Technically I think you are correct--if you presume there's an inverse correlation between helmet use and cycling rates, the health benefits of riding would save more lives than woul
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by johnny99 12y ago
Watches with heart rate monitors have been available for a while, and you can use them when running, or walking, or sitting on your ass. Built into handlebars seems limiting, and error prone--what happens when you're wearing gloves, or
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by johnny99 12y ago
Might be similar to financing offered by car companies: is a less-known aspect of what they do, but I believe very lucrative. For that matter GM has offered insurance deals before: http://www.autoblog.com/2011/07/1
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The Insurance Market Mystifies an Airbnb Host(nytimes.com)
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54 Screwups as a Startup CEO(medium.com)
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Facing a flood of incivility, news sites make reader comments harder to find(poynter.org)
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Why It Is Time to Make YouTube Look Less Like Spotify and More Like Pandora(musicindustryblog.wordpress.com)
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Inside the Collapse of the New Republic(newyorker.com)
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by johnny99 12y ago
This is actually a Turing test.
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Gases causing odour of human flatus and a device to reduce this odour(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
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by johnny99 12y ago
Another harsh take: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/09/opinion/joe-nocera-the-new...
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Tempest prognosticator: the leech barometer(en.wikipedia.org)
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by johnny99 12y ago
Not that I think he's biased (I have no idea), but perhaps he should have read more diverse authors to begin with, to have a more diverse pool to choose from. I prefer to know what he actually likes, rather than what he thinks would lo

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