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7y ago
Wasn't there an anonymous app called Yack as well?
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For those thinking Star Trek, they literally address it a few paragraphs down :) The name quantum teleportation brings to mind a technology out of Star Trek, where “transporters” can “beam” macroscale objects—even living humans—between far
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Lyft suspends e-bikes after battery fires
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Tech companies are looking to Canada for skilled workers
(time.com)
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Huawei's U.S. research arm sends workers packing
(yahoo.com)
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Click farms: a shadowy internet industry is booming in China
(yahoo.com)
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Berkeley set to ban gendered words like 'manhole' and 'manpower'
(yahoo.com)
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Electric train/plane hybrid is the best of both worlds
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> But we also recognize and respect the view of others that say they don’t want to have an extra process installed on their local machine. So that’s why we made the decision to remove that component — despite the fact that it’s going to
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One interesting thing I've noticed from this (not sure if this is just my experience or if others noticed as well) but none of the ads seem to be impacted by this. Certainly makes me wonder if those are on a more prioritized and entire
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Eldorado Agrees to Buy Caesars for $8.6B
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U.S. Suicide Rates Are the Highest They've Been Since World War II
(time.com)
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College students are overestimating how much they can make after graduation
(listwithclever.com)
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> Some of this capital is going into gold. China's gold reserves have grown for six straight months since December, the first time the country increased its holdings of the precious metal in more than two years. Russia has made simi
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Target launches dedicated shopping site for same-day delivery
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7y ago
Pro tip: if you want to get acquired by your competitor just have SF grant you a permit they can't have :)
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Crypto Promoter Wins Bidding War for Lunch with Warren Buffett
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Long-term sheltering mustaches reduce incidence of lower lip actinic keratosis
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Video game addiction is a mental health disorder
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Tesla will limit charging to 80 percent at some Supercharger stations
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Great content - awful ads
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Best Buy Cancels All Preorders for the Galaxy Fold
(theverge.com)
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Homeless encampments along California levees may be weakening them
(foxnews.com)
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff donated $30M to end homelessness
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Caltrain and Bart - please take note!
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Amazon customers will be able to return purchases to any Kohl’s store in July
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7y ago
Does this mean the next iPhone iteration will use Qualcomm's modem?
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8y ago
Wouldn't this just add more fuel to the fire for China to crackdown on access to GitHub and ultimately make it even harder for engineers there to use and contribute to projects? Only asking because I recall a time where they did indeed
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8y ago
Very well said and 100% agree.
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> Suffice to say, the average PS1 JRPG contains a very archetypal story. I'm not sure how others feel but to me I've definitely noticed a much stronger emphasis on wowing visual effects in today's RPG's and a much wea
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