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Oklahoma Makes the Poor Poorer
(nytimes.com)
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Reasons I've been chosen for extra screening by the TSA: - They saw something in my bag (I didn't bring a bag) - They needed to confiscate contraband (granola bar) - My sweatshirt zipper "interfered with scanning my breasts t
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Have you tried exercism.io? There is a code review process built into the platform and the exercises are short and fun.
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11y ago
I love this idea. My cousin and I have been sending each other postcards frequently for years. She's always good about sending them often while I'm only good at purchasing neat postcards with the intent to send them.
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Pope Francis, Urging Less Judgment, Signals Path for Divorced on Communion
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Get Your Conference Proposal Accepted
(schneems.com)
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As Women Take Over a Male-Dominated Field, the Pay Drops
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Why do power-ups inconsistently change the markdown for Github links? When you don't have power-ups enabled, it will shorten all Github links and add a nicer format to certain types but when you do have the power-ups, it no longer shor
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Stack Overflow Annual Survey 2016
(meta.stackoverflow.com)
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Steve Jobs, Bill Gates Musical-Comedy Headed to Broadway
(rollingstone.com)
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I'm sad that there isn't a Qt Licensing dance to explain the changes.
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NASA’s latest class of astronauts is 50% female, and could be heading to Mars
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Can exercise really make you grow new brain cells?
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I hope that this will help lower the insanely high utility bills that Portland residents have to pay.
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What Does Virtual Reality Do to Your Body and Mind?
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I've been to a few across the US and my favorites so far have both been in Colorado: Develop Denver - https://developdenver.org/ Rocky Mountain Ruby - http://rockymtnruby.com/
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Same for Wellington's waterfront wifi! It was very helpful for quick Skype calls and looking up information, especially when internet anywhere else in the city was very expensive.
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Lara Croft Has Company: More Female Heroes Appear in Big-Budget Games
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It was called Surreal Estate. I believe it's still there but at this point, I assume anyone still living there is just a squatter.
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This seems to get trotted out once a year like it's a new discovery. Consumer Reports study from 2010: http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/magazine-archive/2010/jan... University of Central Florida study
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Of course they want women to use the women's razors when they're more expensive. That's just common sense on their part.
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A few books I read for fun this year: - Armada: Ernest Cline - Very disappointing and predictable - Library of Souls: Ransom Riggs - Easy but engrossing book - Ruby Under a Microscope: Pat Shaughnessy - I find his style of explaining things
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Wow have times changed. I lived in a (much less nice) communal building in Bushwick, Brooklyn a few years ago and it was just $500 a month for a room. As a newbie to NYC at the time, it was really great to jump into a fully formed communi
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Why Silicon Valley Falls Short When It Comes to Education
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If they don't get picked up by IBM, they're still very young with highly sought after skills that they could either use at another job or go onto a 4 year program. It didn't sound like this is meant to totally replace college
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800-Pound Publishing Gorilla Facebook Barges Back into Blogging with “Notes”
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What it’s like to come back to a Ruby project after 6 months
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Pinterest launches innovative diversity project
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As Tech Booms, Workers Turn to Coding for Career Change
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If you copy and paste the link into Google, you can find a version you can read without paying for the subscription.
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