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Library lets you borrow people instead of books
(cnn.com)
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Stop asking me for versions of OpenSSL that have security vulnerabilities
(slproweb.com)
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Julian Shapiro, YCombinator alum, has a very nice guide to building muscle.[0] The gateway drug to the HIT tradition, which began with genius Arthur Jones and Nautilus in the early 1970s, is this video presentation by Doug McGuff[1], author
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Beware when retread football coaches think they are "exercise scientists". For a good example of how inbred the exercise field is, consider what happened when a serious researcher actually read the "references" in exerci
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Drew Baye has a book on bodyweight HIT (High Intensity strength Training), which he calls Project Kratos[0]. It uses changes in leverage and your natural strength curves to achieve a classic HIT workout (intense to momentary muscular failu
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Practical Security Recommendations for Startups with Limited Budgets
(ajxchapman.github.io)
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I have only experienced Disneyland while in college in the early 70s. We went on Caltech/JPL night, and our groups had the park to ourselves. I don't remember long lines, and the price was so reasonable I don't remember wha
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They have most of the Z books listed in Wikipedia: https://book4you.org/book/1057065/129aaa https://book4you.org/book/715472/efd9e3 https://book4you.org/book/1170163
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I have hundreds of books I want to dump if I substitute the digital version on my disk. When in discard mode, I easily hit the 10/day limit of a free account. But that is what the favorites list is for, to spread things out over days
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>"to intimate" in either verbal form is a literary archaism in North American English While the second (intransitive) version from that wiktionary page is Indian, the first use is most certainly not an archaism in North America
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The back pain-industrial complex is an incredible web of interlocking interests where no part has an incentive to really cure anything long term. The canonical expose of this system is the recent book "Crooked: Outwitting the Back Pai
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sv0iN5J-9mk
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Content Marketing for Founding Teams
(notion.so)
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RF Magnetoelectric Antenna for Neural Activity Monitoring
(mdpi-res.com)
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>If you hear about Plausible these days, it likely comes from one of our 4,802 paying customers. People who use and enjoy using Plausible help us spread the word to even more people. >We have a $0 paid advertising budget and we don’t
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We bootstrapped our open source Google Analytics alternative to $500k ARR
(plausible.io)
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>I will become Chairman Emeritus, which fulfills my lifelong ambition of having a title in Latin. "plastic, formulaic, always-be-selling" Huh?
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The Job Status Cycle
(chiefofstuff.substack.com)
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A lot of supply is off the market because people do not want strangers traipsing through their house during a pandemic. Also, there have been eviction and foreclosure moratoriums that have restricted supply. These factors will all ease ov
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An Annoying Problem
(rjlipton.wpcomstaging.com)
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>The very fact that every company in the US will tell you "Please, for the love of Pete, don't go read patents on your own, without permission" One reason for the guidance to not read patents is that, at trial, knowingly i
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An updated LLVM-based quantum research compiler with further OpenQASM support
(iopscience.iop.org)
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Israel Develops Tech Capable of Detecting Live Objects Behind Walls
(thedefensepost.com)
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The Humanness of Physics (1978)
(history.fnal.gov)
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Wow! They aren't as prudish as it first appears.
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https://www.thingiverse.com/search?q=sex&type=things&sort=re... >No results found for sex. Please try another search or upload your own design. Yeah, sure!
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How the biggest consumer apps got their first 1k users
(lennysnewsletter.com)
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Tech Jobs Are Everywhere Now
(nytimes.com)
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Don't Be the Insecure Interviewer
(jeremymorgan.com)
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One simple question? There’s a website for that – and only that
(expmag.com)
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