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Who named Silicon Valley?
(computerhistory.org)
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While I share your sentiment, in actuality they were likely already a laughing stock in 1985 when this Jobs interview ran, "Radio Shack is totally out of the picture. They have missed the boat. Radio Shack tried to squeeze the computer
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How computers experience art
(dailydot.com)
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Who named Silicon Valley?
(computerhistory.org)
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Who named Silicon Valley?
(computerhistory.org)
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Maps of old solar eclipse routes
(greatamericaneclipse.com)
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L.P.D.: Libertarian Police Department
(newyorker.com)
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FBI Investigating Whether Companies Are Engaged in Revenge Hacking
(bloomberg.com)
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Google's looking to attract top talent, talent is looking for "Quality of Life" and those driving factors correlate strongly with said "screwed-up housing markets"
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What if "intelligence? is a red herring and really what we're talking about is conscious awareness? And what if that's a naturally occurring property like gravity (but more rare)? I'm not a physicist or a mystic but my l
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Here's a nice five minute example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMz_UagXkFk
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In addition to the wonderful piece, I enjoyed the fact that he appears to be wearing a bad-assed, black leather jacket in the photo.
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Oh dear. Super fun day at TwitterHQ.
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100-year-old notebook found encased in Antarctic ice
(techtimes.com)
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I bummed a cigarette off him a couple years ago. Nice guy, and had a great conversation.
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Ello Has Converted to a State of Delaware Public Benefit Corporation (PBC) [pdf]
(ello.co)
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#1 - Make a Turtle. #2 Program the Turtle to Draw a Man. Origins of logo!
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Because this view of reality was the American dream promised (literally and figuratively) by politicians, companies, churches, schools, families and advertisements in the 20th century.
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These guys pulled the trigger, but how this unhindered and highly profitably mercenary force wound up in Iraq is the bigger crime.
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NYRD Radio: Authenticity at Scale with Baratunde Thurston
(nyrdradio.com)
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Knowing how to spell doesn't make you a writer. I think the parent is trying to explain that there's a cultural bias and inscrutability with respect to how music theory is taught. Does learning a notation system make one a theoris
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Everything will work out in the end. If things aren't working out, it's not the end!
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iOS8 has made my 4S nearly unusable. Wish I had waited to install it.
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These things are coming too fast, I can't hardly keep up!
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I'm so curious about this film! Originally planned as another Sorkin/Fincher combo (team behind The Social Network) with Leonardo DiCaprio playing Jobs. Sorkin's written a 3 act film in real time backstage before the launch
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So, We Know Who Is Running Our Ello Account
(theatlantic.com)
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Timely. A raccoon walked up to my stoop in Downtown Brooklyn last week. I've been there 19 years and have never seen such a thing and I thought to myself, how the hell does a raccoon survive in Brooklyn?
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Oooh Momma, Elliot Zaret! 'It works like this: The entire Web is constantly downloaded onto Google's computers, where it is aggregated, indexed and prepared for searches. When a user types in a search, Google performs a complex co
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I never got any good ollies in high school. Watching the vids and reading the article I think I realized something I never understood. It looks like most of the skater's upward body acceleration is coming from using the the _left_ leg,
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Save of the century
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