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Announcing NSONE's $5.35M Series A funding
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Why I Don’t Worry About a Super AI
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Digital Systems of Control
(thegongshow.tumblr.com)
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Konekt Dash: Cellular Dev Kit and Free Global Data Plan
(kickstarter.com)
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I'd guess the comment was less about 'what people think is proper,' and more about the fact that there are typically no mechanisms by which to short very early stage private companies.
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Same issue for me. Chrome 43.0.2346.0 canary on OSX
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Layout vs. Layout
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Suzaku, Herschel Link a Black-Hole 'Wind' to a Galactic Gush of Star-Forming Gas
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There are people on /r/Soylent who will offer to ship you a sample for free or cost of shipping only. I felt the same lingering doubt about shelling out $85 for something I might not like, but after reading about all of the differ
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Your link is a good resource, since not all forms should go to Fresno, but that office is more than just California. For instance, in Kansas and Missouri, 83(b) elections are sent to the Fresno office. The receiving offices are organized by
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Improbable: enabling the development of large-scale simulated worlds
(cdixon.org)
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Fishing for innovation: Developing a better fishing lure with 3D printing
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I've never read anything that hints at nuclear-related deaths being underreported intentionally, though it appears hard to quantify the toll from catastrophic events. Can you point toward some sources?
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This is stunning. Thank you for sharing.
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Apple TV gets a new price: $69
(engadget.com)
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Is it wrong to ask someone that makes an assertion to provide a source or evidence? I don't think I asked in an offensive way.
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Really? Source?
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Slightly OT: reading this near to lunchtime was a huge mistake. Edit: because now I'm craving Indian food, not because there's something unappealing about it.
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I immediately thought of the Turing Police in Neuromancer when I read this post.
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The Lifecycle of Software Objects
(thegongshow.tumblr.com)
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Actually Sublime was the first one I tried. And I liked it quite a bit more than vim or emacs, perhaps due to being a noob. But I still preferred Atom to Sublime.
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As someone who never really jumped into code until very recently, I find Atom far and away the most accessible text editor. Familiar interface (to a browser) and not overwhelming to set up. I've tried emacs, vim, and sublime. I'm
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Bright (YC W15) Aims to Bring Solar Power to Mexico
(techcrunch.com)
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How Loopholes Turned Dish Network into a ‘Very Small Business’
(nytimes.com)
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As do Verizon (EDGE) and Sprint (Easy Pay).
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> That $199 iPhone? It really costs $650! It's been really nice to see unsubsidized wireless become more of a thing in the US. I can't even begin to describe the confusion my family members have when I tell them that their iPho
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Nobody Hates Software More Than Software Developers (2009)
(blog.codinghorror.com)
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It's 2PM CST on launch day and they already have preorders for nearly 30,000 units. It's really a cool thing to see considering that 5 years ago this situation wouldn't exist.
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I believe certain of its actions are subject to audit by the Office of the Inspector General and others by the OMB. Regardless, your point stands that a comprehensive audit of the Fed's actions is not readily available.
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Actually the Fed is audited[1]. It's been done by Deloitte for a while now. [1] http://www.federalreserve.gov/publications/annual-report/201...
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