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I completely agree with this. Boredom is an indicator. Just that. If the light turns on it indicates you have to do something about it. the question is...is it good or bad when it turns on? That depends on everyone I mean, there's not
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Hi there, we are Tiedots ( http://tiedots.co ), a networking platform that provides you tailored information about other attendees every time you go to an event. This way we unveil you the most valuable leads and also find you the
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The Restless Genes
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How Should We Learn?
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The great decoupling
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New Star Wars Wax Exhibit Captured with Periscope
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This Robot Cracks Open Combination Locks in Seconds
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10 Israeli startups to watch in 2015
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Show HN: Get the most out of your networking time
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The economist explains: The security of smartphone payments
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I agree. I'd dare to say it's a common problem in most EU countries. EU is a more regulated environment in comparison to the US. EU is the old school of business (i.e. banks), so politicians are more focused on protecting them ins
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Europe vs. Google: Nothing to stand on
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Google reportedly investing additional $1B in giant Iowa data center
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Ask HN: Agenda for Disrupt NY 2015, Anybody Going?
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March Madness at Microsoft: Bing predicting college basketball games
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Drug Information Startup Diagnosia Sued by Big Pharma
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12y ago
Anybody knows the terms? I wonder why all this secrecy about the numbers...
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The 3DR Solo Is One Scary-Smart Drone
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It's a pretty good idea imo . I don't share most of the complains about the law, but the one they refer to "protest in front of public buildings" is unbelievable. For instance, according to this, Transferwise could have
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Wonder how you have done it, but this post was already published. A breach on HN?
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Twitter Cuts Off DataSift to Step Up Its Own Big Data Business
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The Millionaire Pitcher That Lives in a Van
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Hi everyone! I'm submitting my project to hear from you and see what you think about it. We've developed it in Madrid (Spain) and I wanted to tested outside our city. 1) Write whatever you feel, either if you think is great or a p
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Show HN: Socializing the YC way
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David Graeber pointed out on his article "The answer clearly isn’t economic: it’s moral and political" I don't agree. The answer is strictly economic. There are bullshit jobs just because people want to amass fortunes. The pr
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I see your point and I find it reasonable. In fact, a good way to see it's those sculptures are the touch of a human being and, destroying them, they're also destroying the essence of the human lives that created them. Something w
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It may even be that the images of destroyed artifacts are more effective than those depicting executions, because they are televised everywhere and not relegated to the depths of the Internet I can't help but thinking over and over abo
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Islamic State: Destroyed artifacts attract more attention than executions?
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Making networking not to suck
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Ask HN: How would you measure passion?
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