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Wikipedia cofounder Jimmy Wales is launching a community-powered news site
(businessinsider.com)
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Keynes: "the market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent" which I think speaks to the frustrations of the current line of entrepreneurs.
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also, it was constrained by a queue. Usually 1 phone line therefore only one person could be on at a time (cooperative multitasking if you will). busy signals (when was the last time you got a busy signal anywhere?) and auto-redials. goo
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A C# Developer's Guide to F#
(connelhooley.uk)
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Balmer is a lot like some Presidents (like Carter). Hated during their presidency but are elevated subsequent their term once they aren't subjected to the rigors/shackles of operating a large entity.
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10y ago
I think people are betting more on Elon then they are on TSLA. As an aside, he strikes me as someone who's been told he has some short measure of time left to live and is trying to make the most of it. By all measures, he's swing
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except that hardly any of it portrays Hell's Kitchen NYC. The bar Luke owns, is actually in Alphabet City, NYC. Though I get that saying "I'm going back to ABC" doesn't have the same tone.
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Buffett Assails Money-Manager Fees as Berkshire Reports Profit Rise
(wsj.com)
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10y ago
Well, value is only what someone will pay for it. Usually it goes hand in hand with scarcity but often propped up by brand (eg if you didn't know it was a Hermes bag, could it demand the same value?)
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10y ago
This will be the last time I buy a Samsung TV. I came home one evening and flicked on the tv to find that it had updated itself. As part of the update, it changed its UA. This one stipulated that I had to acknowledge that it can show pop
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10y ago
Am I misunderstanding when I say that National Debt is basically the amount of dollars in circulation. Which is to say that the only way for gov't to introduce more money into the system is to issue it through Debt. So if we have a g
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10y ago
so when this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teleportation#Science says "It is not possible to teleport macroscopic objects such as human beings, ..." does it mean impossible per laws of physics or that we can&
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more like swiss vs everything else (except maybe a handful of german houses (eg lange)). great story about the tuna. hadn't heard about that one.
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I've got a nexus 5x on google fi and while it's fine compared with the cost of my iphone, I've been unimpressed with the UX. Feels a bit clunky and non intuitive in certain areas-- this morning I was trying to get a number f
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The longer view of this is to kick ass with the [current] company(ies) you work with to build a rep and become indispensable which would afford you some benefits (like remote working) down the road.
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Trump transition team appointments indicate a bid to dismantle net neutrality
(techcrunch.com)
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Holovect: Holographic Vector Display
(kickstarter.com)
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Nanobionic spinach plants can detect explosives
(phys.org)
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You need an adapter/new cable to plug your iPhone into the new MacBook Pros
(theverge.com)
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The GOP may be divided on Trump but am sure there is private information that could help the HRC team. It doesn't have to be incriminating as planned strategy could be of value. Unsure how this is different from, say, an (american) f
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A bit of an interesting dilemma in the spirit of transparency. Given an N-way race, do you just reveal secrets pertaining to one participant (since this may be all you have) or do you with-hold until you can reveal secrets from all partici
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Their exit strategy is probably much like Jet so you can't really blame them.
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except they removed the physical knowledge and just went with logical associations
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Tesla enters car insurance business as self-driving cars prepare to disrupt
(electrek.co)
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Revenge of the nerds
(economist.com)
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'Single currency experiment has been a disaster' admits economist Stiglitz
(telegraph.co.uk)
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I'll also add there has to be some solar power generation tie in, eventually, to Space-X as well.
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The Optimal U.S. National Parks Centennial Road Trip
(randalolson.com)
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Tesla autopilot prevented car from hitting a pedestrian
(electrek.co)
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10y ago
IIRC, Word Perfect was a peer/competitor to Word Star back in the day.
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