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   by mikebike 16y ago

   Lyons is much more fun to read when he writes as his alter-ego, Fake Steve Jobs.
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   by mikebike 16y ago

   This sounds like Maimonides Eight Levels of Giving: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maimonides#Charity_.28Tzedakah.... .
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   by mikebike 16y ago

   What do you think P[genius|success]/P[genius] is? (i.e., how much more likely do you think it is that someone is a genius given that you know they are a success?)
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   by mikebike 16y ago

   Why the qualifier for the Atlantic? I find it tends to have more journalism than VF and New Yorker, which have more cultural content. In particular, the New Yorker will typically have one good piece of journalism per issue, where the Atlant
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   by mikebike 17y ago

   Kevin Drum, a liberal political blogger, has recently adopted Opera as his web browser and has been posting about it: http://motherjones.com/kevin-drum/2010/03/opera-after-month
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   Synthesis report of policy-relevant climate science(copenhagendiagnosis.org)

   1 points by mikebike 17y ago|0 comments
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   by mikebike 17y ago

   The Feynman lectures are notorious for being very popular among readers who already understand the physics, but difficult for those learning the physics for the first time.