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Dogs catching frisbees employ a similar methodology: http://digitalunion.osu.edu/r2/summer06/maynor/journal_artic...
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Two techniques that I've used: 1. Read good writing. 2. After writing your own work, force yourself to leave it for week. Only after that week, edit. (Blog posts are particularly suited to #2.)
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How Should The U.S. Respond To Chinese Hacking?
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https://svbtle.com/
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AP Credit Will No Longer Be Accepted At Dartmouth
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Building custom machines is hardly necessary for the "average" consumer anymore. In Dell's heyday, you could allocate your money toward the components that most-impacted your day-to-day usage. Want a bigger monitor? How about a faster pr
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A Dash Of Olive Oil May Preserve Decaying British Cathedral
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Google Maps on the iTunes App Store
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I switched to Badger about a year ago. I think I switched when they "launched" via HN and haven't had any reason to switch. I'm not the heavy user most on HN are, but everything works, its easy, and I don't get annoying sales (spam) email
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John McAfee flees Belize for Guatemala
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A brief aside into the history of aerodynamic advances in auto racing....Chaparral Cars were some of the first race cars to be designed with a focus on the aerodynamic forces at play. While primarily competing in Can-Am instead of F1, they
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Anything in particular about Reddit Enhancement Suite you're after? (I'm not overly familiar with RES.) For HN, I use StyleBot and Tom Moor's HackerNew Chrome extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/hackernew/lgoghlnd...
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Scaling Agile at Spotify [pdf]
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At a very basic level, convince the credit card company (or hospital, bank, etc), that they will never collect even a penny from you and incur the hit to your credit rating that such activity entails. To actually purchase the debt, you'll
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Does the "Entrepreneurship Subculture" prevent big ideas?
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Worth it? How do you use your laptop? Do any of the features provide additional/incremental value to you? As with the majority of goods, value (and therefore, worth) is highly subjective. EDIT: For me, the 13" Retina MBP does nothing tha
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I wish I had multiple, legitimate (aka not dial-up, not 4mbit adsl), choices for an ISP.
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Very possible. In fact, some aircraft and ship navigation systems (prior to GPS) at a very basic level determine position through triangulation based on direction to known RF emitters. (See Loran, NDB, etc). Its also a popular sub-activit
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There's also significant market momentum to overcome as screw tops are often associated with cheap wine at the (typical) consumer level.
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Newsweek magazine ends print edition to go online-only
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In Praise of the BlackBerry
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Creativity 'closely entwined with mental illness'
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Glad to hear. It certainly won't replace more comprehensive testing, but its good for a quick-and-dirty look.
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Responsive Web Design Testing Tool
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T-Mobile USA Set To Merge With MetroPCS
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Oil Espionage: Traders Spy on Hub With Satellites, Sensors and Infrared Cameras
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Its not just the 787 that uses these engines. EDIT: ...and not all 787s use these engines.
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A little more info on ETOPS and the challenges created by multiple similar failures within a small population... There are two parts to ETOPS (tongue in cheek "Engines Turn or Or People Swim")..The first is the certification to design stand
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Apple promises maps app will 'improve'
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Is the experience any better when utilizing Siri as an interface? If you ask Siri for directions instead of relying on the built-in search functionality, is it any better or would both Siri and iOS maps query the same database? Siri -->
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