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I think the secret of registration last year was that Bay Area IPs were intentionally deprioritized.
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14y ago
Did you read the article? This is probably a case of a headline chosen by the editor of the publication and not the author of the article.
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There's not really anything out there that makes you addicted in one shot. Oftentimes people have awful experiences on first dosages of heroin, because overwhelming nausea is a common side effect of high dosages of opiates. It takes more th
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Intermediate source submitted because apparently patch.com is autobanned here
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Interview with guy arrested at airport for wearing an elaborate wristwatch
(boingboing.net)
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I like the calendar icon from the top and don't like the lettering on the bottom one but favor the more traditional style of the bottom one otherwise.
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I predict global scale climate engineering rather than our current coasts under water.
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In a pinch, standard silicone earplugs work extremely well when you disregard the instructions and slowly push them deep inside your ear canal until you have a perfect seal. With the Bose noise cancelling earphones, it's actually considered
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I'm skeptical that that statement should be taken at face value. Nate Silver isn't the smoothest in in-person interviews.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NIMBY
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14y ago
Ask about a scholarship
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Rationality for Entrepreneurs: Awesome workshop in the Bay Area
(appliedrationality.org)
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It's very clearly true that one or more backers of Romney are manipulating Intrade. This makes buying Obama on Intrade a spectacular deal.
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14y ago
Without a doubt!
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I'd be much more confident he invested in it because he thought it was a good investment.
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14y ago
:D
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14y ago
I'm very curious to see how this kind of thing scales. I've yet to see what I think are truly sustainable plans for vertical farming but I'm hoping they come soon.
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Because that signal might destroy the company?
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The Creation Myth of Xi Jinping
(foreignpolicy.com)
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Singularity Institute hiring remote researchers: http://lesswrong.com/r/discussion/lw/bke/the_singularity_ins...
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It takes a while to figure out the traffic flow in Berkeley, but basically most streets except for main arterial roads have some form of periodic traffic calming. So some of the bicycle boulevards have speed bumps, some have traffic circles
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14y ago
Hurray! This is my year of Linux on the desktop.
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Sure, glucose is a drug. There's a lot of overlap between foods, supplements, and drugs, and for the most part the distinction is created by bureaucrats at the FDA. My favorite example of something that is simultaneously a food, drug, and s
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I didn't really mean that; I meant something more like "every person that is unusually obsessive about their health and willing to regularly take diagnostic testing that is considered conventionally bad Bayesian medicine at a population lev
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I've noticed no side effects in low dosages and my A1C has improved but hard to seperate that from other confounding factors. http://www.lef.org/featured-articles/metformin_dosage.html This is at very low dosage, 500mg once per day, but a
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I've been taking this on and off before meals as an anti-aging drug. Glad it's getting some mainstream coverage. It's quite possible just about everyone should be taking it, certainly everyone on a typical American high-carb diet.
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I definitely prefer Google Docs for presentation creating and non-reference heavy word processing, but I find spreadsheets is where Google Docs comes up short compared to Microsoft's product.
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Excel, still Microsoft's best product?
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14y ago
We should put it in salt or something...
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14y ago
In the sense that general business stuff overlaps with startups.
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