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901.
What if natural products came with a list of ingredients?(io9.com)
2 points by rmah 13y ago|1 comments
902.
Why Southern China Is The Best Place In The World For A Hardware Innovator(businessinsider.com)
3 points by rmah 13y ago|0 comments
903.
by rmah 13y ago
Strawman. Safety net programs aren't about "wealth redistribution", they're income redistribution. Further, there are social factors and goals beyond aggregate economic growth to consider.
904.
by rmah 13y ago
It didn't
905.
Lavishing Kids With Praise Can Make Them Feel Worse About Themselves(theatlantic.com)
1 points by rmah 13y ago|0 comments
906.
Android Phones Are Basically Used As Dumbphones(businessinsider.com)
9 points by rmah 13y ago|3 comments
907.
by rmah 13y ago
Another comparison... Seoul in 1969 (when I was a little kid living there) => http://cluster1.cafe.daum.net/_c21_/bbs_search_read?grpid=1C... And Seoul today => http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped
908.
Urban Landscapes: Then and Now(imgur.com)
5 points by rmah 13y ago|1 comments
909.
by rmah 13y ago
Just as an FYI, Google and Google execs have been prosecuted in other countries.
910.
Google Confirms Quietly Moving To Make All Searches Secure Except For Ad Clicks(searchengineland.com)
1 points by rmah 13y ago|0 comments
911.
by rmah 13y ago
Sounds good except for every job opening, I get 40 resumes, interview 15 people and of those 5 look reasonable. Which of those 5 do I give the short term contract gig to? So you're back to the same problem.
912.
Is Your Country Despotic? A 1940s Guide to Freedom(theatlantic.com)
61 points by rmah 13y ago|35 comments
913.
by rmah 13y ago
Yes, US rivers today are cleaner. MUCH cleaner. The same may not have been true a few decades ago. I recall stories when I was younger of rivers catching on fire. That's when you know things are bad :-) Today however, almost all U
914.
The Case Against High-School Sports(theatlantic.com)
77 points by rmah 13y ago|88 comments
915.
by rmah 13y ago
This technology is awesome! If it's half as impressive in real life as the demo suggests you have done a fantastic job creating some really innovative technology. I wish you the best of luck in turning it into a real business!
916.
New England sees a return of forests, wildlife(bostonglobe.com)
3 points by rmah 13y ago|1 comments
917.
Age-related memory loss and the protein that may reverse it(theverge.com)
7 points by rmah 13y ago|0 comments
918.
Google Gets a Lot Less Open With Chromecast and Play Store on Lockdown(wired.com)
4 points by rmah 13y ago|0 comments
919.
Mobile-Payment Startups No Match for PayPal(bloomberg.com)
23 points by rmah 13y ago|12 comments
920.
by rmah 13y ago
Google is on track to see a $14 bil pre-tax profit for 2013. If they spent 15% of that ($2.1 bil) on support, with say a mix of 2/3 low pay ($100k/yr cost) and 1/3 high pay ($150k/yr cost) people... they could hire 18,00
921.
Instead Of Whining About A Tech Talent Shortage, Do Something About It(businessinsider.com)
6 points by rmah 13y ago|1 comments
922.
by rmah 13y ago
The SEC can go after ponzi schemes because those are effectively investment scams. Any ponzi scheme effectively issues IOU's (e.g. shares in a fund, debt instruments or just verbal promises of future payment). These are the securitie
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by rmah 13y ago
The behavior of grabbing their bags has been observed on numerous occasions in commercial aircraft evacs across many cultures, including western ones. It is a real problem and a concern. But it's one that no airline or regulatory bod
924.
by rmah 13y ago
Wow, talk about missing the point.
925.
Former Valve Employee: 'It Felt a Lot Like High School'(wired.com)
17 points by rmah 13y ago|1 comments
926.
by rmah 13y ago
No offense, but that's not common sense, it's naivete. Strong anti-dilution rights causes many problems. Most commonly, it makes it very difficult to attract new investors. Also, your math ("just multiply their shares to re
927.
33 Startups That Died Reveal Why They Failed(businessinsider.com)
14 points by rmah 13y ago|0 comments
928.
Fix Things, Never Force It: Lessons From Grandpa(theatlantic.com)
110 points by rmah 13y ago|56 comments
929.
by rmah 13y ago
According to US law, US law applies to any company with a presence in the US or that does business with US companies or serves US customers. Yes, that means pretty much every major corporation in the entire world. How effective the US gov
930.
by rmah 13y ago
I'm not sure where to start. This is a person at his first job out of college and he's been there for less than a year (two if we're being generous). And yet he has the audacity to say "I learned that one will see this

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