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Farther, Faster: The bleeding-edge tech used by Olympic athletes(extremetech.com)
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Curiosity lands successfully, kicks off new era in Mars exploration(extremetech.com)
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New study finds link between cell division and growth rate(web.mit.edu)
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Ask HN: How do you get acquainted with a new codebase?
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ET deals: $400 off Alienware M17x quad-core gaming laptop(extremetech.com)
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Valve’s updated Steam agreement bars class action lawsuit, but is it legal?(extremetech.com)
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Oculus Rift: Is the world finally ready for virtual reality games?(extremetech.com)
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Microsoft kills off Metro — but, alas, the Start Screen lives on(extremetech.com)
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Study: Many Americans die with ‘virtually no financial assets’(web.mit.edu)
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Window 8 released to manufacturing, on schedule for October 26 release(extremetech.com)
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AT&T acquires NextWave for more WCS spectrum(extremetech.com)
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Don’t count your penguins before they’ve hatched(extremetech.com)
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How everyone benefits from Verizon’s FCC-mandated free tethering(extremetech.com)
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Writing graphics software gets much easier(web.mit.edu)
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HDD Pricewatch: Seagate and WD set profit records, drive prices to remain high(extremetech.com)
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Rakshasa: The hardware backdoor that China could embed in every computer(extremetech.com)
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At DEF CON Kids convention, computer hacking is child’s play(extremetech.com)
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Wrinkled surfaces could have widespread applications(web.mit.edu)
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Could this be the year of the Linux desktop?(extremetech.com)
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10-year-old problem in theoretical computer science falls(web.mit.edu)
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Why cutting-edge medical technology may not lead to exploding health care costs(web.mit.edu)
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A far-off solar system(web.mit.edu)
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Single-photon transmitter could enable new quantum devices(web.mit.edu)
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UC Berkeley joins edX(web.mit.edu)
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by maxko87 14y ago
I think that the pattern of making software as easy to use as possible refers to the amount of work users need to put in _before_ they actually start doing what the product is intended for (e.g. entering personal information). However, the
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River networks on Titan point to a puzzling geologic history(web.mit.edu)
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Research update: Chips with self-assembling rectangles(web.mit.edu)
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Dripping faucets inspire new way of creating structured particles(web.mit.edu)
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Autonomous robot maps ship hulls for mines(web.mit.edu)
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by maxko87 14y ago
I don't know, I am a college student and I find myself getting the most event invitations from Facebook (that being said, it might change drastically in a work environment). Either way, awesome work Tony & co!

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