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by nsns 14y ago
Seems a little confused between koans ("gong'an" = "public record") and the Taoist stories of Zhuangzi. But never mind, both are Chinese.
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Commander of the Apps, Except the One for Guilt(nytimes.com)
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Apple demands $707 million in additional damages from Samsung(arstechnica.com)
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Human brain gene map shows striking similarities(bbc.com)
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Open Source Politics: The Radical Promise of Germany's Pirate Party(theatlantic.com)
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by nsns 14y ago
>When is gaming actually cheating? Simple: once most participants aren't aware of it, once their lack of awareness is (ab)used by a small group of players, it becomes cheating. However, this isn't a "game", but simply some users pretend
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Facebook Backs Down on Face Recognition in Europe(nytimes.com)
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ITC: How an obscure bureaucracy makes the world safe for patent trolls(arstechnica.com)
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Apple promises maps app will 'improve'(bbc.com)
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Apple Maps service loses train stations, shrinks tower and creates new airport(guardian.co.uk)
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by nsns 14y ago
I believe that by "editing" he meant real-time "collaborative editing".
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by nsns 14y ago
I have a feeling most people here would be quite interested to hear news about martians.
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by nsns 14y ago
And what about your body? and the world around you? and your relationships? and the instruments you use? Do your faulty examples in any way contradict anything else you know? do you have a counter example? Reality is dirty, everything trie
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The Twitter Acid Experience(theatlantic.com)
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Twitter's 'revolution': becoming an old media company(theverge.com)
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How Buzz Aldrin's communion on the moon was hushed up(guardian.co.uk)
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Google Motorola faces German ban after Apple victory(bbc.com)
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False positives: fraud and misconduct are threatening scientific research(guardian.co.uk)
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Malware inserted on PC production lines, says Microsoft(bbc.com)
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Discussion - http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2012/sep/13/google-six-degree...
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Google's "Bacon number" search(google.com)
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Facebook: Mark Zuckerberg admits stock 'disappointing'(bbc.co.uk)
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by nsns 14y ago
Startup investing seems counter-intuitive only from a traditional business point of view, it makes a lot more sense if you perceive it as the business firm equivalent of the mass-media model: a few 'hits' that make up for all the rest, risi
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Google blacklists websites run by family of Grant Shapps(guardian.co.uk)
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Nokia apologises for 'faked' Lumia smartphone advert(bbc.com)
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Windows 8 spurs new touchscreen hybrid PC designs(bbc.com)
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by nsns 14y ago
Not to mention the irony of multinational corporations running a show of mock national pride, the very same national pride their business helps to undermine (both financially and morally).
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by nsns 14y ago
And of course: the stolen goods are also your means of escape; an added advantage.
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by nsns 14y ago
It was so sad. An unbelievably expensive circus that mesmerized everyone for a short while, masquerading as a magical "cure" for everything. Sponsored by taxpayer money, with everyone involved (except those taxpayers) becoming a lot richer,
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Active in Cloud, Amazon Reshapes Computing(nytimes.com)
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