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This article implies a “Disney” strategy is incapable of being successful.
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8y ago
The Massachusetts EV rebate is incorrect. It dropped to $1500 this year.
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All of your Mangoes are terrible
(munchies.vice.com)
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Is it possible for someone other than NASA to send a message to the rover? I'd be happy throwing a little money at a project to ping it monthly to see if there is a response.
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The moral case for iMessage on Android
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Sadly, the reviews are miserable: https://www.pcgamer.com/underworld-ascendant-review/ (I backed it)
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How I negotiated a software-engineering job offer in Silicon Valley
(blog.usejournal.com)
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It is the most enjoyable prgramming book I’ve read in a decade. Well worth it.
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I used that book to design mazes that were rendered as thick-walled SVGs so I could make them out of plywood on my laser cutter! https://photos.app.goo.gl/UwSmp9mjWw4asBcZA
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What do you know of Myth’s demise? It was one of my favorites too!
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"For keeps" is right! Years ago I was helping a friend model a cam at the heart of a large piece of metals processing equipment for these guys: https://www.butechbliss.com It was _almost_ right, but had a negative curv
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Saturn's rings are disappearing, study says
(cbc.ca)
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Laser cutting and Geneva Gears
(fischer.com.au)
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I use this around junk food too: place stuff in an upper cabinet. I'm usually too lazy to go get it.
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Utilize laziness: It works like this: 1. Realize that most of the world is out to distract you. 2. Realize that part of the way to do this is to make distraction, and access to distraction, as easy as possible. 3. Actively set up "f
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Set your "new tab" to a page that has data you should be looking at daily.
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Visualizing algorithms
(bost.ocks.org)
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Telomere shortening reversal
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How a drone can pull more than its weight
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I applaud Fred’s efforts here. And I hope other firms follow his lead.
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Sung by the Pointer Sisters!
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Eller's Algorithm
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Why did the bridge collapse?
(cbc.ca)
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One large component is the inability of these companies to calculate the cost of the adtech on their pages. They simply don’t have anyone who can measure the negative impact of slowing page speed, obscuring articles, increasing comics rate,
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Maybe we should all read the book instead on commenting on its review.
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AOL rainman
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To make this relevant to the entrepreneurs: https://medium.com/@micah/it-all-changes-when-the-founder-dr...
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The Insanity of the Vary Header
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Interpreting subvocal thoughts
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Mind-Blowing Feature of Cryptocurrency
(hackernoon.com)
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