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Trump’s immigration ban is terrible for entrepreneurs
(techcrunch.com)
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ContentGems at http://contentgems.com . CG automatically powers social media, websites and customer newsletters with engaging curated content. It's a serious, profitable side project and we're approaching our fifth year
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A large slab of ice is breaking off an Antarctic glacier
(businessinsider.com)
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Overheated Arctic sign of climate change 'vicious circle'
(phys.org)
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I would start with a skeleton crew, including volunteer contributors, and scale over time as readership increases.
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Pro-Trump CEO gets booted from Y Combinator over harassment concerns
(techcrunch.com)
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Let's get Trump to accept climate change
(reddit.com)
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This concentration of tourism is by design. They call these areas "dead zones." The idea is to create a national park of millions of acres and concentrate all the tourism into just a few select areas and roads. You assume these ar
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Hackers Trick Facial-Recognition Logins with Photos from Facebook (What Else?)
(wired.com)
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This is a red herring. Just because there are also a frightening number of driving fatalities doesn't mean we shouldn't better regulate firearms. It means we should ALSO better regulate driving.
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If you're careful about hiring and put in place the right incentives, then there doesn't have to be much dead weight. And if there's little to no dead weight, then I think it's very noble and honorable for a company to c
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Of course mass surveillance leads to a chilling effect. Personally, I'm now concerned about what I say in email, in text messages, in discussion forums, and in telephone calls. I fear that if I use the wrong words or visit the wrong we
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It's great to see a founder CEO (Hamdi Ulukaya) making a bold ethical move like this to support his employees. It's not flashy or earth shaking, but it's very real and it will definitely change many lives for the better. This
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Helium Core – The Basic Building Block for iPhoneography
(kickstarter.com)
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Well said, and in addition to asking leaders to abide by the law, why aren't we holding our leaders to some kind of moral standard? I just can't believe that we need laws to prevent executives from choosing to elevate their career
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This isn't just a matter of cheating. VW knowingly manufactured millions of vehicles that polluted at unprecedented levels. These managers and executives chose to destroy the environment, affecting their children, my children, and all
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Yes, the defeat device VW employed for emissions is an environmental tragedy, but this is just a symptom of a much more central issue. That is, VW was actively promoting technical and business leaders that lacked any sort of moral compass.
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There is something fundamentally wrong with our system that "growth" is used as the main metric for assessing business success. It's growth for the sake of growth (and more $), and not deploying business to solve hard custome
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Ask HN: Information extraction software?
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We don't understand privacy
(blog.photoshelter.com)
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You Could Actually Snooze Your Way Through an Asteroid Belt
(mobile.nytimes.com)
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11y ago
I'm in Raleigh/Durham, NC. You have great universities here (UNC, Duke, NC State, etc.), nice weather with 4 seasons, blossoming startup culture, Research Triangle Park with Red Hat, SAS, and a variety of other big tech companies
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How Much Warmer Was Your City in 2015?
(nytimes.com)
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11y ago
Can a moderator here please explain why this post is being flagged off the home page? Immigration issues are relevant for HN and in addition a Trump presidency would seriously impact the direction of this country for startups, tech, and bey
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12y ago
Why is this story being flagged off the home page? And before you say it's because the story is unrelated to hacking, please have a look at the other top stories on the home page... #5 "Confessions of a mortician" #9 "Th
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Energy Firms in Secretive Alliance with Attorneys General
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Poll: Pro bono coding for a social cause?
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No
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Yes - 1 to 2 hours per week
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Yes - 3 to 4 hours per week
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