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The Delphic Oracle: A Multidisciplinary Defense of the Gaseous Vent Theory [pdf](pdfs.semanticscholar.org)
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A Chinese translation app is censoring politically sensitive terms, report says(cnet.com)
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Faces of Open Source(facesofopensource.com)
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Thomas E. Dickey's software development projects(invisible-island.net)
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The Biotech Death of Jesse Gelsinger (1999)(nytimes.com)
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On Thanksgiving Eve, Facebook Acknowledges Details of Times Investigation(nytimes.com)
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Chickenpox Outbreak Hits N.C. Private School with Low Vaccination Rates(npr.org)
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Silk Road travel planning(caravanistan.com)
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by sndean 8y ago
My top 4: 40.2% ls 22.8% cd 15.6% python 3.6% nano Since no one's mentioned it yet: I don't necessarily think nano is great, but it's always there and it opens immediately. Almost all small, quic
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Food taste 'not protected by copyright' rules EU court(bbc.com)
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by sndean 8y ago
> The small spikes at 5 yard increments is interesting and I don't really have a good explanation other than to think that whoever recorded the yardage data liked rounding to the nearest 5 if it was close. Anyone else have any other
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Computers Are Haunting the World Chess Championship(fivethirtyeight.com)
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How Vladimir Lenin Became a Mushroom (2017)(atlasobscura.com)
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by sndean 8y ago
Not a primary source, but see slide 11 [0]. In this case, for the "10X" I think they're looking at the binding affinity to the u-receptor. Edit: realized that doesn't answer your question about the relationship between b
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“Schrödinger's Bacterium” Could Be a Quantum Biology Milestone(scientificamerican.com)
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10 years of Bitcoin(metzdowd.com)
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How the sound of silence rejuvenates the soul(aeon.co)
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by sndean 8y ago
> high pesticide tolerance so farms can pump in pesticides (I'm sort of in biotech.) This is one way to look at it. But I'm pretty sure one of the mechanisms that allow the plants to survive being covered in certain pesticides
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by sndean 8y ago
> I get that Neil was a private person, but it was a little too over-dramatic I don't know. My granddad [0] told me a story about being pinned against a wall and screamed at by Armstrong because he allowed little kids to hang around
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The Story of Money(wnycstudios.org)
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Bash on Ubuntu on macOS(github.com)
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by sndean 8y ago
SCMP says the Chinese government knows where he is: he's under investigation [0]. "The 64-year-old official, who is also a vice-minister at China’s Ministry of Public Security, was “taken away” for questioning by discipline author
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by sndean 8y ago
Possibly soon. Some awards that Allison/Honjo and CRISPR researchers have both won recently: Warren Alpert Foundation Prize: Allison, Honjo et al. (2017). CRISPR researchers (2016). Tang Prize: Allison, Honjo et al. (2014); CRISPR rese
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The Truth About Lie Detectors (aka Polygraph Tests)(apa.org)
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As Cornell Finds Him Guilty of Academic Misconduct, Food Researcher Will Retire(chronicle.com)
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His 2020 Campaign Message: The Robots Are Coming(nytimes.com)
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Step into Silicon Forest, Putin's secret weapon in the global tech race (2016)(theguardian.com)
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Wunderline(wayneashleyberry.github.io)
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The First Notebook War(yihui.name)
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by sndean 8y ago
As someone who grew up in/around DC and works almost entirely with recent transplants (mostly Southerners, for some reason), I think that Seattle Freeze article definitely applies here, too. Lots of my coworkers seem to have had (or ar

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