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Swarms of cyborg insect drones are the future of military surveillance
(dailymail.co.uk)
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Ecuador offers Wikileaks founder Assange residency
(bbc.co.uk)
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The fake resume idea is brilliant. How could I have overlooked that back in the days. All I did as a script kiddie was scanning IP ranges and playing with infected accounts. Good times.
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At one point people fearing for their life have to make the decision if they want to become protected either by anonymity or by celebrity. While his high profile makes him an easy media target, it reduces the probability of unfortunate "acc
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Arguing kids could have benefits
(wtop.com)
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does anyone else here think anecdotal evidence is more valuable than statistical analysis? To a certain degree I do. I would go even so far and say that the provider of the contrarian perspective is making a scientific contribution, by po
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I like that idea. Can you give us an idea about the results so far? Would love to see the metrics, i.e. from shifting from a personalized approach to a bot based mechanism. But the main problem I see is that you might get flooded by respons
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IBM's Sequoia is the world's fastest supercomputer
(guardian.co.uk)
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Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak rips into own company, poo-poos Siri
(news.com.au)
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I like the do-not-overload your slides advise and noticed tremendous improvements in focus and "aliveness" in my presentation but I was wondering if anyone from a more traditional finance or consulting perspective could weight in on that is
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Not really sure in how far this is a competitive advantage. At least I can not point at a single outsourcing/personal assistant site, that doesn't offer the option to pay by the hour/minute.
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Ottawa airport wired with microphones to record travellers’ conversations
(ottawacitizen.com)
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In order to comply with Godwin's law I just want to recommend the following article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Degenerate_art
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Super Typhoon Sets Aim at Japan
(accuweather.com)
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I remember reading a long time ago some odd story, that one would be able to disable instruments at a relatively low flying airplane, by aiming at it a conventional parabolic satellite dish with a strong microwave component mounted on it. A
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Have to admit that some of the "results" are quite entertaining e.g. the ‘social micro-climate’ of the racecourse makes it one of the best flirting environments in Britain.
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here is the discussion: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4120379
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Japan to restart two nuclear reactors
(independent.co.uk)
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Ethiopia Criminalises Skype
(techcentral.co.za)
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Newly Leaked TPP Investment Chapter Contains Special Rights for Corporations
(citizenstrade.org)
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I suspect bringing these bills forward is similar to negotiating a contract, i.e. the person developing the draft is most likely putting out a very idealistic perspective. If this thing ever passes, it is probably going to be so much watere
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Sen. Paul proposes bill protecting Americans from drone surveillance
(thehill.com)
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The problem is, that things like these create a misguided perception in the general public. Papers like these should be full of disclaimers that making predictions about any technology 200 years in the future is at best highly speculative.
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One could also imply that by your definition smartness should be measured by how good someone is able to following rules and structure.
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People need to grow far thicker skin when it comes to words. Sometimes these cases seem to be coming from people who just bought their first internet machine and become deeply offended that arguing on the internet works by different rules
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New Patent Law Means Trouble For Tech Entrepreneurs
(forbes.com)
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How Bain Capital helped BP blow up the Deepwater Horizon
(gregpalast.com)
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From what I understand, the degree is more or less a structured way to become really versatile in RapidMiner. The relationship between the software development team and those teaching the degree is very close ( http://rapidminerresources.c
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The problem with certificates is, that you really have to look very closely to understand what was covered. For example Stanford has a range of certificates, some taking as little as about one day of work, the others a few semesters. There
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Jerusalem doggie DNA database to trace poo offenders
(ca.news.yahoo.com)
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