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Zombie Replicants to Outperform the Living(energy.gov)
1 points by stfu 14y ago|0 comments
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by stfu 14y ago
Interesting thoughts. Thanks Josh, good to see someone commenting who has extensive experience in that area. Quick question: Do you have any suggestions for websites/forums/communities for non-fiction authors? It seems that the process of w
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Six tanks at Hanford nuclear site in Washington are leaking(cbsnews.com)
63 points by stfu 14y ago|44 comments
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China admits pollution-linked 'cancer villages'(france24.com)
41 points by stfu 14y ago|19 comments
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by stfu 14y ago
Isn't that just basic market analysis? All he does is applying Porter's good old five forces (Competition, Substitutes, Buyer Power, Supply (Chain), Rivalry) and modifying it to the Oil market. I don't really see there the "new" component,
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Illinois state senator pushes anti-anonymity bill(dailycaller.com)
4 points by stfu 14y ago|1 comments
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by stfu 14y ago
I could see this also work for feature requests. Just let people fund bounties for particular features, therefore attracting more developers to more urgent problems.
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by stfu 14y ago
Petitions are just the White House way to troll the people of the internet. Gives a sense of accomplishment but leads to zero results i.e. the same as arguing on the internet.
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LA In Sync: Traffic Signals To Cut Travel Times(losangeles.cbslocal.com)
37 points by stfu 14y ago|45 comments
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by stfu 14y ago
Is there somewhere already a translation of the French response? http://www.lesechos.fr/economie-politique/france/actu/020257...
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by stfu 14y ago
He is also quite active on twitter these days: https://twitter.com/jdcrunchman
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by stfu 14y ago
Are you enhancing this visibility economics to other "ideas" as well? e.g. that the punishment for the killing some public figure should be higher than the one for some homeless guy?
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by stfu 14y ago
Plus they should allow as early as possible to connect existing domain names with their service. I wouldn't want to know everybody that I'm sailing under an offshore pirate flag. Primary users would probably come from the grey'er corner of
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by stfu 14y ago
I would be happy to pay money for a a Mega mail service if they would somewhat match the Gmail functionality.
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France Plans To Prohibit Cash Payments Over €1,000(forbes.com)
2 points by stfu 14y ago|0 comments
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Disgraced 'New Yorker' Author Talks Plagiarism — For A $20,000 Fee(npr.org)
3 points by stfu 14y ago|0 comments
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by stfu 14y ago
The controversy on Hagel's nomination has very little to do with his party line. Instead his questionable views on Israel are making him a choice that is difficult to sell - both to Republicans as well as Democrats. Not saying that Hagel is
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by stfu 14y ago
Your first statement on that subject that I wholeheartedly agree on. I can completely understand that he is trying to circumvent the House on partisan issues (e.g. welfare, health care, etc) and avoiding compromises on his key agenda points
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by stfu 14y ago
If the order is secret, than how do you know how it will ultimately be worded? And if the subject is so clear cut as you are trying to let it look, than why was it impossible to pass it through a more democratic process? Executive orders ar
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by stfu 14y ago
Are you really arguing, that we should wait for the President to issue secret orders and then sit together around the camp fire in order to discuss them? Is this your understanding of a democratic process? Afaik only some leaked drafts have
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Lobbyist requests and committee member proposals (EU Data Protection Regulation)(lobbyplag.eu)
1 points by stfu 14y ago|0 comments
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France: In 3 Years P2P usage has dropped 35% while record sales went down 22%(digitalmusicnews.com)
4 points by stfu 14y ago|0 comments
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by stfu 14y ago
You don't fix the security state with hero worship and self-promotion. True, but I think that is is often very strong/odd characters, who are willing to dedicate their life for "big" fights. Those causes need someone who is willing to go
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by stfu 14y ago
NO! I absolutely resent that idea that "science" should only be something for the experts, and everybody without a PhD should shut up about it. As long as it is just random ranting without any data, it is more than welcoming that "regular"
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by stfu 14y ago
This reminds me on TruTwit, in my opinion on of the most spam'iest services on Twitter. But it is some smart disguise.
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by stfu 14y ago
But it takes a lot of work and planning to let this look natural. i.e. switching the systems back and forth so the plausible deniable partition looks legit etc.
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by stfu 14y ago
I am not really getting this. How is this different from a random College newspaper?
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by stfu 14y ago
Couldn't this be just a side effect of what he advocated a few days ago in his WSJ commentary? [1] By putting a lot of pressure on measuring things, people use the data that is easy accessible/comparable. Consequently they put a lot of effo
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Bullshit Detector Prototype Goes Live(lewisshepherd.wordpress.com)
1 points by stfu 14y ago|0 comments
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by stfu 14y ago
I always go to that site and leave again scared. Is there any FF/Crome add-on that simulates the most frequent configuration setup? There got to be some out-of-the-box setups, that lets one fade into the mist of computer illiterates.

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