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The Precarious, Glamorous Lives of Independent Curators
(artsy.net)
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Art Bell was a great interviewer. He entertained a number of guests on his show that he clearly did not believe fully. Instead of calling them crazy or brushing them aside, he drew out what he could. He entered their world and suspended his
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The Strange Online Aesthetic of the YouTube Shooting Suspect
(newrepublic.com)
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I've been slowly adding to my RSS feed since 2006. It's migrated from Google Reader to "The Old Reader". For some sources, it's the only way to keep up. I like that I can keep track of web comics I'm interested
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Post-SESTA/FOSTA Self-Censoring for Twitter, Reddit, and Other Social Media
(titsandsass.com)
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A parenting guide to CS learning
(medium.com)
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I didn't care about getting into a deep squat until about 4 years ago, when I started lifting. I would say it's taken me 2 or 3 years to be able to do it comfortably. It's a very natural and stable position to be in. Yesterda
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Even with a 95% accuracy of detection, a good algorithm can point the "is a bot" finger wrongly at many people. If 10,000 bots are detected and banned, it could upset 500 real people. So, Twitter has to ask if its easier to put up
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For a baby’s brain to benefit, read the right books at the right time
(theconversation.com)
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Some Code I Deleted
(blog.afoolishmanifesto.com)
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Looks really interesting. I'd love to see an animated version that shrinks from large to small.
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>Recent reports that these exploits are caused by a “bug” or a “flaw” and are unique to Intel products are incorrect. From the English, this report makes it seems like there was no bug and no flaw. However, they say that ((bug || flaw) &
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Bring on the Queer Killer Bees: How Marvel Misses the Value of Fanfiction
(medium.com)
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I don't know. The pathological case could include a rapidly changing robots.txt. Think about archive.org's policy. If they suddenly find new restrictions on a domain, they hide it in their waybackmachine. Sometimes an old site wil
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Web 3.0: Trust Nothing
(nextbison.wordpress.com)
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Amazon War Story #1: Jeff Bezos (2011)
(plus.google.com)
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I see that now. Thanks.
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> "According to our research, parents' watches are also used to listen to teachers in the classroom." I wonder why they want to ban them outright instead of not allowing them in schools. It's also not clear from the a
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Heading to the Courthouse for Sandvig V. Sessions
(socialmediacollective.org)
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Calling it a "gift" has specific funding implications for professors with labs. When a professor is awarded a grant (e.g. from NSF), universities often skim a portion as high as 50% in overhead fees. However, "gifts" hav
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It's not "skills". It's "skills at the cost we want". Market forces will generally bring people with skills when the pay rate is high enough. If skills are so important, why not have a company train a person fo
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Breakdown of a Simple Ray Tracer
(mrl.nyu.edu)
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For US-based people, I suggest using Mechanical Turk as a worker before creating HITs as a Requester. See https://www.reddit.com/r/HITsWorthTurkingFor/ for decent examples. It makes me sad that so much of the work
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In short, not often. It's likely that Master workers usually do, but because they are good rather than required to by policy. For now, non US-based people can't sign up for AMT as workers (I think they made this change 2 years ago
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I Spent Two Weeks Tracking a Secret Teen White Supremacist Messaging Group
(buzzfeed.com)
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Answer: How many center-pivot irrigation systems do you see?
(searchresearch1.blogspot.com)
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Stalking your Facebook friends on Tinder
(defaultnamehere.tumblr.com)
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Constraints and possibilities
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Are Men Really Better Gamers Than Women?
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How We Type: Movement Strategies and Performance in Everyday Typing
(userinterfaces.aalto.fi)
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