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It also helps your brain to release stress & depress. Over the years I've discovered that cooking is the most enjoyable hobby that saved me going into constant stress & depress.
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An average 80 sqm 3 rooms apartment in Stockholm rents about 6800 kr/month (a bit less than 1000$ approximately). But you can only get this if you are in rental queue. This is the money that any working person (doesn't matter a s
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Meet JIBO, The World’s First Family Robot
(myjibo.com)
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World's most advanced hacking spyware let loose
(cnbc.com)
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During installation you can choose a customize path and un-check everything you dont need. http://i.stack.imgur.com/Evju1.png
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>> Translating telephones allow people to speak to each other in different languages. The technology is there to build this kind of device, I agree not 100% accurate but still practical enough to be used in real life. http:/
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This November is pretty heavy for geeks & Singularity lovers (I'm one of them). First we saw a man-made machine landing/crash-landing 500 millions KM from Earth. Then HN discussed this [1] which is IMO one of the biggest machi
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Elon Musk worries Skynet is only five years off
(cnet.com)
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Harrapa & Mohenjo-daro are both in Pakistan. Both of the sites are famous and most of the kids in Punjab province visit these sites through school/college trips. Most of the remains of the Indus Civilization are in Pakistan. One of
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I visited Harrapa & Mohenjo-daro many times as I've lived there for the most of my life. I also visited nearby museums and saw the Harappan art, tools etc. I didn't see a single art warfare ever or a soldier's sword or an
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Exorcising the Demon
(medium.com)
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Erlang is developed by the Ericsson as a product to use for themselves. Its not a research language like Haskell but developed for a niche and when I said commercial I meant that it is designed as a commercial product. I have seen more Erla
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When you say Erlang is slower than C++, You are right. It is also slower than Go. Ruby is also slower than C++ & Go, But Ruby on Rails is not only popular but a very productive web framework which can help you build your app with a prod
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I use www.Copy.com. It is a real alternate to Dropbox with more free space.
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I second that. I live in a suburb of Stockholm, Sweden & its a pretty walkable area. The library is litrally 2 minutes walk from my apartment. I had tears in my eyes when I walked it two years back for the first time in my life. My son&
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A Neuroscientist’s Theory of How Networks Become Conscious (2013)
(wired.com)
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One very strong reason to own a Lumia is its camera. There is no competition including iPhone 6 or any Galaxy version.
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Chromecast is one the best device I ever bought for 35$.
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I guess Windows Server already has some kind of "containerization" [1]. Will Docker be shipped as a part of a Windows Component & a paid service from MSFT? http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/enter
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This is one of the best & "easy to understand" article I've read on start-ups, entrepreneurship etc. in a long time.
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I think you are right. Sweden is more or less has the same model as German when it comes to higher education. There are no particular "elite" universities & most of the universities are more or less on the same level when it c
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Steve Yegge, famously linked the Software Engineering with political axis. Interestingly he named people "Liberal" who prefer Dynamic languages over static. https://plus.google.com/110981030061712822816/posts
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I pass through Ericsson Globe almost daily but never realized that I'm travelling in "Solar System"
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16M-neuron chips: IBM's binary bonce 'the scale of a frog brain'
(theregister.co.uk)
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In almost entire Scandinavian (Sweden, Denmark, Nowray) if as an immigrant you loose your job, you've got 3 to 6 months to find a new job. If you can't find, you can't stay legally and you become illegal. In during the time o
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I wish I could upload my brain to something like Rosetta & blast into the space, travelling around space bodies, planets & glaxies, gather the information & transmit back to space for the other Rosettas. What more it
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Have you tested what we're shipping this evening? No, but I'm already using "industry best practices".
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I left my old employer almost 1 year back (so had to return back the Mac Pro) and since then thinking about to buy a Mac but couldn't get extra money to afford this luxury. Right now I've Samsung series 9 ultrabook with windows 8
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It'll be really nice to create a real demo with user Guest/Guest. This helps a lot and anyone can go through the product in 10 minutes and can give feedback.
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I've been living in Stockholm, Sweden for the past 3 years and I never owned a car until this May. Now I can testify based on my last 3 months usage that owing a car in Stockholm is more expensive/headache than the public transpor
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