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by matco11 7y ago
1x Raspberry Pi 3 to power a weather station sampling wind direction, wind speed, air temperature, soil temperature, air humidity, rainfall and push data to Weather Underground. 1x Raspberry Pi 3 to teach the kids how to code in Python and
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by matco11 7y ago
Books influence us and shape us. We are what we are because we are formed by our experiences throughout our life. Reading a good book is like living someone else’s life.
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The Science of Game of Thrones(arstechnica.com)
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EPA Study: Limiting climate change could save the US a ton of money(arstechnica.com)
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Breakthrough discovery in astronomy press conference [video](youtube.com)
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by matco11 8y ago
It seems to me that a cashless society can have many advantages - when everything works well. Yet, cashless societies would be pretty disastrous in case of natural disasters, acts of war, acts of terrorist, industrial accidents, and any ot
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Ask HN: Best books about doing business in India or Indian market?
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Archaeologists in Pompeii Find Fresco of Narcissus in ‘Extraordinary’ Condition(nytimes.com)
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by matco11 8y ago
“Cloning” here seems the wrong (click-batey) choice of words. They have horticulturally propagated redwood trees - that’s a relatively simple technique, commonly used by your average gardener. What’s special here is that they found which co
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by matco11 8y ago
> According to the FCO, Facebook had 32 million monthly active users in Germany at the end of last year, amounting to a market share of more than 80 percent. I am not sure I understand: that’s Facebook penetration Facebook accounts/
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by matco11 8y ago
Finally! Do airports next. ;-)
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by matco11 8y ago
You can apply the same reasoning, perhaps in an even simpler way, to the “low unemployment” part of the statement. “unemployment” is a stat defined at general population level, reaching well beyond the engineering space. Low unemployment
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16 ways to measure network effects(a16z.com)
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Brands are going after generation alpha, the fast emerging marketing power play(adage.com)
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The unending chasm and how to survive it(a16z.com)
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by matco11 8y ago
This detailed history of the HP-35 is a must read: http://codex99.com/design/the-hp35.html
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Anisotropy(en.wikipedia.org)
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The Fatal Flaw of the Three Horizons Model and How to Fix It(steveblank.com)
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Fixing photosynthesis by engineering it to recycle a toxic mistake(arstechnica.com)
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The Inside Story of How Mario Draghi Saved the Euro(bloomberg.com)
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The path to $100B [video](startupschool.org)
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by matco11 8y ago
That assumes you "only" have to deal with the static mass of $5.8 trillion debt. It gets even more complicated when you have to deal with the factors that have been building that debt in the first place. Wouldn't addressing
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by matco11 8y ago
Based on the info you provided, there isn’t really an economic difference between the two offers. As a result, if I were you, I would try to decide based on other parameters: how do you like the product, the people you would be reporting to
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New ranking of countries around the world by healthcare efficiency(bloomberg.com)
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by matco11 8y ago
Such a pointless story. Saying that startups can only succeed in SV, London or Berlin is myopic. There are plenty of startup successes (around the US and around Europe) proving this wrong. Every location has its advantages and its disadvan
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British Airways hacked with 380k credit cards stolen(bbc.co.uk)
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Peloton was rejected over 5,000 times by investors but is now worth $4B(businessinsider.com)
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Magic Leap Headset Test Drive: Off Your Phone and into Your World(wsj.com)
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Turkey's Meltdown Sends Shock Waves Through Emerging Markets(bloomberg.com)
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Elon Musk Makes $82B Gambit to Silence Tesla Critics(bloomberg.com)
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