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Marissa Mayer loses cash bonus over security breaches
(money.cnn.com)
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Series, a new type of story on Medium
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The threat from within
(news.stanford.edu)
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My favorite part is the section at the bottom that says, > A version of this op-ed appears in print on July 19, 2015, on Page SR9 of the New York edition with the headline: Did Reddit Boss Coverage Cross a Line? I wonder if the Times eve
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The Next Big Blue-Collar Job Is Programming
(wired.com)
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You have to physically compare the numbers on the two phones (in real life), or send the numbers through a different trusted channel (PGP, USPS, Carrier Pigeon, etc).
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Pinterest's Ben Silbermann looks ahead
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How Tech Leaders Should Interact with Trump
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Grace Hopper and the psychological drain on the gender minority
(medium.com)
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Not necessarily: your browser caches a different version of font-awesome for each website you visit. There's no way for it to tell that site1.com/static/font-awesome is the same as site1.com/resources/font-awesome u
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WW2 shipwrecks vanished from Java Sea bed
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10y ago
Ha - Peter Thiel went to the same groupthink law school!
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Bulletproof BMW used to rescue dozens from ISIS in Iraq
(yahoo.com)
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IFTTT announces open partner platform
(partners.ifttt.com)
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Apple leaks new MacBook Pro with “touch strip”
(theverge.com)
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Netflix Culture (2009)
(slideshare.net)
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Netflix Raises $1B More Debt to Fuel Original Content
(variety.com)
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10y ago
How much of their userbase of 13-30 year olds wants to plunk down $130 for a toy? Less than 5%, I'd guess.
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Philz Coffee raises $45M Series C
(medium.com)
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10y ago
It kind of is!
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10y ago
I wonder if this type of nonverbal communication is still prevalent in the large, noisy factories and sweatshops of the developing world! This would be an incredible research project.
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Pinterest Reinvents Itself to Prove It's Really Worth Billions
(wired.com)
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Penny Auctions
(curiousgnu.com)
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Compare your experiences, though, to that of the developing world. Many hundreds of millions of people have gone online for the first time this decade and almost all new Internet users only have smart phones. This huge population never owne
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I think it's only loading the URL to the profile photo image, which is stored in the CDN. Calculating the URL is, apparently, the slow factor. Maybe it requires some type of cryptographic operation that results in heavy CPU use?
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Samsung planned (but canceled) Virtual Reality stunt during Oscars
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If anything, screens are smaller than they were in 1999, when all mail was read on desktop computers.
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I believe you are correct. Cook probably meant that it would unlock any iPhone with the standard 4 or 6 number passcode.
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Photos at the Supreme Court (2012)
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11y ago
I would love to see this kind of analysis (i.e. Junior Programmer vs. Child Prodigy vs. Rusty + Experienced) as it applies to hiring women. Are there biases against women with different experience and different "culture fit?" Woul
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