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Diffbot helps apps read the web like humans — Tech News and Analysis(gigaom.com)
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Air Force Eyes Micromachine Bugs That Can Spy(npr.org)
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Hackers' Low-Tech Tool: A Phone Call(npr.org)
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by richardofyork 15y ago
I completely agree, Mate. I learned that if you are not hearing "no," you are not taking risks or chances. And we know it takes risks—a leap—to get where you want to be.
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10 immutable laws of mistakes(techrepublic.com)
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by richardofyork 15y ago
Request granted, I added a choice for HN Comments.
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by richardofyork 15y ago
Updated with a choice for HN comments
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by richardofyork 15y ago
I read the HN comments first, then I may or may not read the article.
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Poll: Of the HN articles that interest you, what percent do you read?
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by richardofyork 15y ago
I read only the headlines (titles); no time to read the full articles
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by richardofyork 15y ago
I read all the articles in full
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by richardofyork 15y ago
I read only the first 1 to 2 paragraphs most of the times
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by richardofyork 15y ago
I read about 50% of the articles in full
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by richardofyork 15y ago
I read less than 20% of the articles in full
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Meet Investors, Line up Customers, and Help Others – A Guide to Startup Meetups(thestartupfoundry.com)
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New software aims to turn the Internet into an anti-censorship device.(npr.org)
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A Video Treat For You Geeks…(sciencefriday.com)
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SpaceX readies November launch to International Space Station(venturebeat.com)
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Open source workspaces? Web Collaboration creates new way to learn(venturebeat.com)
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List of smartphone losers gets longer(money.cnn.com)
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CSS Web Editor with Photoshop-like interface, to edit CSS(layerstyles.org)
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by richardofyork 15y ago
Well, much respect to you for having played this incredibly difficult game. I have played soccer in high school, and I can play volleyball, but knowing how to play those sports individually doesn't mean you can play this. The skill level, w
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Don't Try This At Home: Sepak Takraw May Be The Toughest Sport On The Planet(thepostgame.com)
6 points by richardofyork 15y ago|2 comments
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by richardofyork 15y ago
Any specific recommendations from HN members?
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What books are on your "must read" list for web startups?(quora.com)
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by richardofyork 15y ago
I am not sure if anyone said that we will disapprove past science. The point here, like with everything we aspire for as programmers and scientists, is to improve what we have. Who knows what the future holds, I don’t. Incidentally, many th
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by richardofyork 15y ago
Yeah, I agree that those are close, but having full control over flying at varying speeds, landing with ease, taking off from anywhere, and going anywhere, is what we are really after.
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by richardofyork 15y ago
Sure thing, but we are smart enough to do better than piston engines and gas turbines used in aircrafts. I am confident we will one day discover another form of energy, so we can build aircrafts that do not require jet propulsion engines an
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by richardofyork 15y ago
I am always fascinated with flying like superman (who hasn't been), and this gives me confidence that one day humans can fly with a similar bird-like mechanical device, not a jetpack or massive engine on our backs. I always thought if we co
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It Flies: Da Vinci's Dream Comes True(npr.org)
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