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China breaks up underground $1.5B World Cup crypto-gambling ring(thenextweb.com)
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All Ears: Always-On Listening Devices Could Soon Be Everywhere(wsj.com)
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BlackFly is latest attempt at flying car(bbc.com)
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How the US Government Secretly Sold 'Spy Phones' to Suspects(wired.com)
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Home from the Honeymoon, the Self-Driving Car Industry Faces Reality(wired.com)
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The Gloves We’ll Wear on Mars(medium.com)
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Can Google Really Launch a Viable Videogame Platform?(wired.com)
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A new $100M fund for women founders of color(techcrunch.com)
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by ss2003 8y ago
I don't think so. Having a degree from CC marks you as from the lower class. Upper level and prestigious positions tend to be filled with people just like those already there. There was a good study on this http://www.asanet
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by ss2003 8y ago
Me too. I thought I would have a seizure with that last one.
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Internet mainstay StumbleUpon shuts its doors(fastcompany.com)
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Fallout 76 won’t have cross-platform play because of Sony(theverge.com)
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12 fantastic science fiction and fantasy novels you should check out this July(theverge.com)
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I don't think the point is how their performance compares to their forebears so much as how do they compare to their peers. If you compare today's students to those of 50 or 100 years ago of course they have more information and a
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Scroll through the weird shit folks found digging a metro line in Amsterdam(thenextweb.com)
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'Tinder for Elites' hosting $3K cruise in France, a rising trend in dating apps(businessinsider.com)
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Facebook relaxed rules to give companies special access to user data(businessinsider.com)
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Billions spent on Silicon Valley cancer drug company. Now the deal is a 'dud.'(businessinsider.com)
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With more students boasting flashy GPAs, academic honors lose their luster(wsj.com)
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Asteroid mining could be the next big thing in space – but we’re not ready(thenextweb.com)
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Eight ethical questions about exploring outer space that need answers(thenextweb.com)
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Lightspeed: How Fast Can We Go?(medium.com)
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by ss2003 8y ago
It's very good example of why we need real space testing of propulsion concepts. Once we have a bunch of engineers actually living in interplanetary space, where they can do easy experimentation, we will see some rapid developments.
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by ss2003 8y ago
or just off its gps.
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by ss2003 8y ago
I doubt they will every go away. You have to make peace with that.
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Not to mention asteroids of interstellar origin.
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by ss2003 8y ago
There is a motivational value in Make-a-Wish. I'm not saying that extensive resources should be committed to it, but if emotional impact of a Make-a-Wish story spurs people to be more altruistic or become childhood leukemia researchers
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by ss2003 8y ago
There are many, many schools that are not decent. There are plenty of others that are 'decent' but have no resources to support any student who has even a minor learning deficient. In order to pull themselves up and compete on an
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by ss2003 8y ago
Except now most every one is having kids later, and older folks are living longer. It's currently Life gets better after 60, and that number is just going to continue to be pushed up.
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by ss2003 9y ago
Here's the danger of "Fake it till you make it."

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