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Can't I just bike to school and feel good about it? Is nothing sacred?
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This World of Ours (2014) [pdf]
(usenix.org)
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The walls felt a bit less forgiving in Conservatism, but I could have just been imagining it.
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Eyes on the Prize: America's Civil Rights Movement (1987) [video]
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Some aliases to help automate Gitignores by pulling from GitHub's defaults
(gist.github.com)
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WTF am I reading
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Just to extend this. Climate science may seem like an abstract and alarmist thing now, but as the earth warms the human cost of all this will become much more pronounced, and without accurate science and monitoring, we're pretty much t
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> No messing around with virtualenvs and requirement files. Everybody builds with the same dependency versions. No more “works on my machine” and “did you install the latest requirements?”. While this is nice, of course, I'm not sur
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Forgive my ignorance here, but would this hypothetically include anything licensed under the GPL?
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It's just turtles all the way down
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They already filed a declaration in the original motion for a TRO. http://agportal-s3bucket.s3.amazonaws.com/uploadedfiles/Anot...
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Interestingly missing: Tesla, SolarCity, and SpaceX
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Instagram of AP Photographer Based in North Korea
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Rewriting the Code of Life
(newyorker.com)
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They're not really and they shouldn't be (although systems knowledge here becomes increasingly important). This is the point of DevOps, that operations can be treated as a software problem and managed in an automated fashion. The
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People who want to eavesdrop on your HTTP connections.
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As We Leave More Digital Tracks, Amazon Echo Factors in Murder Investigation
(npr.org)
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I appreciate the first user comment on this article: "I didn’t care for this article 7 months ago. I regret it. My whole game is useless now. I should have go with udp."
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What are some metrics that you expect to use to measure on-the-job performance?
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And the classes the student took. And the environment a student grew up in. And how much support the student received. And any one of about a million other things. There are virtually an infinite number of variables that contribute to unive
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It's also in the title of the link on HN?
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> stopped for 1-18 months depending on who you ask IMO, this is the scariest part of this. It's hard to make good engineering decisions in general. It's nearly impossible when there is no accurate picture of the situation.
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What? This is as traditional of a move as they come. Virtually every other retailer has some lower cost in-house brand that rebrands generic items. Amazon is just doing the same. This is classic vertical integration at work.
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Do you have any tips for improving willpower?
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Investopedia is quite a good resource http://www.investopedia.com/ as are just news organizations like http://moringstar.com and The Motley Fool. Also, this isn't quite what you're looking for, but I
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Some awesome drawings that make common OS and Linux topics easy to understand
(drawings.jvns.ca)
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Even npm (despite its many flaws) is in far better shape than pip.
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What Does a President-Elect Trump Mean for Silicon Valley? Nothing Very Good
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My old team used to do this. We were an SRE/Ops focused team so we were making our way through the Google SRE book, trying to see which practices or lessons we could apply to our team and company. I found it a super positive experience
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It's more of an extensive hospital system with a school involved.
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