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by nols 12y ago
I used to use Snapzu but forcing users to click a link twice (once to take you to the Snapzu comment page and then again to "Continue Reading") to navigate to the article is awful and probably a large reason people give up on it.
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How should journalists cover quacks like Dr. Oz or the Food Babe?(vox.com)
4 points by nols 12y ago|0 comments
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Shame and Reputation on the Internet(digg.com)
3 points by nols 12y ago|0 comments
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by nols 12y ago
The common argument is that forcing people to wear helmets reduces bicycle use, which contributes to poorer health through reduced activity levels and poorer air quality, which creates an overall higher health cost than the injuries that wo
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A Strong Welfare State Produces More Entrepreneurs(theatlantic.com)
104 points by nols 12y ago|122 comments
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US hopes reward offers can help net foreign cyber criminals(bigstory.ap.org)
2 points by nols 12y ago|0 comments
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Christopher Poole Reveals Why He Walked Away(rollingstone.com)
46 points by nols 12y ago|7 comments
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by nols 12y ago
It's a nice article, and it certainly makes me want to visit; but it seems like a stretch to call Lisbon Europe's new culture capital, especially when it's "virtually unknown" like the author says.
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by nols 12y ago
He meant number of apartments
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Among Trillions of Microbes in the Gut, a Few Are Special(scientificamerican.com)
21 points by nols 12y ago|5 comments
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by nols 12y ago
A $10 watch and a several hundred dollar smart watch are two very different animals. When Pebble first came out it was new and innovative so first adopters bought it regardless of appearance. Now they're competing in a field that&#x2
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by nols 12y ago
Below is a link to an image from the SIPRI db about countries India exports to. The database they used is pretty easy to use if you want to go more in depth. http://i.imgur.com/qx03P4W.png
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by nols 12y ago
I know they spun off Condé Nast, but according to that they're still owned by Advance Publications. I'm looking for info about them being completely separate.
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by nols 12y ago
Some, but it's still negative emissions, otherwise there wouldn't be biochar.
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by nols 12y ago
The wheels are traceable and inspected.
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by nols 12y ago
Do you have an article or their announcement? I can't find anything and I'm interested in Reddit's business structure.
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by nols 12y ago
Since when is Reddit not a subsidiary of Advance Publications?
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by nols 12y ago
If you've done something before, say what it is. There are tons of people who give that exact same "I've been an entrepreneur for years and I'm changing the world" speech and are bloggers or "social media rock
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by nols 12y ago
It was a major carbon sink, but as the climate warms up trees die earlier and release more carbon so it's becoming a carbon emitter. It's obviously hard to calculate an exact plus or minus, but it's not looking good, especia
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Zulily: A Billion-dollar E-Commerce Company You May Know Nothing About(fastcompany.com)
14 points by nols 12y ago|3 comments
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by nols 12y ago
Sweden simply can't guarantee he won't be extradited. Under international law all extradition requests must be dealt with on their merits. To guarantee to ignore that potential future extradition request (the US currently hasn&#
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The Hack That Warmed the World(foreignpolicy.com)
2 points by nols 12y ago|0 comments
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Jawbone: The trials of a 16-year-old can’t-miss startup(fortune.com)
28 points by nols 12y ago|12 comments
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Jawbone: The trials of a 16-year-old can’t-miss startup(fortune.com)
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How a flexible work culture could solve our sleep problems(fastcompany.com)
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by nols 12y ago
That's an awfully volatile way to store your life savings.
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by nols 12y ago
No one is saying you shouldn't wear them, the debate is whether or not countries should make it mandatory. If you require bicycle helmets then fewer people ride their bikes, leading to fewer people pushing for safe bicycling laws, mor
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by nols 12y ago
Here is a slightly newer (although still quite old) answer from rram, peak of 924.21 Mbit/sec. https://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/r6zfv/we_are_sysa...
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The daunting challenge of reporting on cyberwar(bbc.com)
2 points by nols 12y ago|0 comments
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Cicada: Solving the Web's Deepest Mystery(rollingstone.com)
7 points by nols 12y ago|0 comments

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