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Science Reveals Something Surprising About Metal Fans and Classical Music Lovers(mic.com)
4 points by juanplusjuan 12y ago|3 comments
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Tech Has a Depression Problem(m.theatlantic.com)
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The Meaning of Andrew Cuomo’s Embarrassment(newyorker.com)
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A Stirring Look at Turing's Tragic Life(gizmodo.com)
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Before 9/11, the World Trade Center Through the Lens of an Immigrant Electrician(newyorker.com)
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Millennials read more books than their elders, Pew study finds(latimes.com)
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Here's Why You're Seeing a Big Buffering Wheel on Netflix Today(businessinsider.com)
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In ‘Unicorn Hire,’ Mixpanel Lures Top Sales Executive from New Relic(m.us.wsj.com)
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The Y Combinator (no, not that one) – A Crash Course on Lambda Calculus(medium.com)
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Behind Every Good Whisky Is a Trusty Distillery Cat(npr.org)
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A hilariously sad tale of gender bias(medium.com)
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As Two Men Go Free, a Dogged Ex-Prosecutor Digs In(nytimes.com)
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Dreadnoughtus, a Newly Discovered Supermassive Dinosaur, by the Numbers(io9.com)
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Osama bin Laden memorabilia doesn't belong in 9/11 museum(newsweek.com)
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The Dawn of Modern Anesthesia(m.theatlantic.com)
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Goodbye, Joan Rivers: the only woman to host a late-night talk show(vanityfair.com)
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Cockatoos can teach each other how to use tools(news.sciencemag.org)
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American Horror, Ivy League Edition(newsweek.com)
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by juanplusjuan 12y ago
I always wondered why big banks didn't get into the business that Lending Club started. I figured that it was due to inefficiencies in the consumer credit model that made it such that "high risk" borrowers were ineligible for
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by juanplusjuan 12y ago
Good article. The irony is that the excessive charges levied against people who can't afford it continue to fund the cycle. http://www.governing.com/topics/public-justice-safety/gov-fe...
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by juanplusjuan 12y ago
A service for freelancers that automatically withdraws projected income tax and puts it into a safe money market fund so that they can make a little change on it (more in better times).
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by juanplusjuan 12y ago
Cool! Can't wait for it to appear in a standard CMS (e.g. WordPress, SquareSpace, Weebly). Seems like it's the perfect addition for professional editors a la Scoop ( http://open.blogs.nytimes.com/2014/06&#x2F
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by juanplusjuan 12y ago
Consult. If you're valuable to your employer they'll want to keep you on-- esp since you know the understaffed teams so well and can fit in seamlessly (read: they don't have to train someone else). You should be able to cha
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by juanplusjuan 12y ago
I've worked in big corporate environments and small startups (both as a manager and a developer). In the former, I think you have to ask whether your boss has your back. Is he/she interested in furthering your career / ask
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by juanplusjuan 12y ago
They ask for a US address but I doubt it's verified. I used a random one because I'd rather not have my personal details on the public FCC web page.
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In St. Petersburg, the Ghosts of Petrograd(newsweek.com)
8 points by juanplusjuan 12y ago|0 comments