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A Cherry Tree to Mars [pdf](patrickmccray.com)
39 points by todayiamme 9y ago|1 comments
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Congress Contemplates Making It Illegal to Protect Consumer Privacy Online(eff.org)
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Time-Critical Decision Making for Business Administration [HTML Textbook](home.ubalt.edu)
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by todayiamme 10y ago
But it can never be truly peer-to-peer or decentralized due to the economics of last-mile connectivity. Connecting machines in a neighborhood is more expensive and difficult from an infrastructure perspective than hooking up a computer in a
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Pokémon Red recreated in Minecraft without mods(reddit.com)
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by todayiamme 10y ago
She's an American citizen and was in the US at the time. I was in Cambodia. Nope, pretty sure that wasn't the case. We aren't aware of any such setting. What's really funny is that the context wasn't sexual at all.
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by todayiamme 10y ago
One of the more Orwellian moments I've experienced on Facebook happened when it didn't allow me to send an image link to my sister in a private chat because the string had sex written in it. We're both adults and have been us
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by todayiamme 10y ago
Hey there, is there some way for me to contact or reach you?
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What ever happened to Biosphere 2?(theparisreview.org)
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by todayiamme 10y ago
While I love 'The Right Stuff,' Tom Wolfe took many liberties with the truth, distorted events, and did not properly interview his subjects. Tom Wolfe himself admits that Alan Shepard hated it.[1] (Shepard accused him of never int
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by todayiamme 10y ago
You're assuming that I haven't already done that. :)
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by todayiamme 10y ago
I have a very pessimistic hypothesis that this event will trigger a recession and that India has effectively committed economic suicide. My reasoning behind this derives from the question, why doesn't this happen in developed economies
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by todayiamme 10y ago
This may be subjective, but it feels like there is a lot of cargo culting going on in the VC industry. To a certain extent this makes sense as predicting the future is hard. There will always be a large gap between observed metrics and the
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When Librarians Are Silenced(nybooks.com)
119 points by todayiamme 10y ago|55 comments
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David’s Ankles: How Imperfections Could Bring Down the World’s Perfect Statue(mobile.nytimes.com)
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Proxemics(en.wikipedia.org)
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The 1970s “gay-cure” experiments written out of scientific history(arstechnica.com)
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The Ukrainian Hacker Who Became the FBI’s Best Weapon–And Worst Nightmare(wired.com)
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by todayiamme 10y ago
I am sure this is a carefully considered opinion backed by an analysis of the anonymous user's work history, connections, technical competence, geographical location, and personality. And that you have offset this against your own to a
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by todayiamme 10y ago
> Since the movement at large is just as Unstructured as most of its constituent groups, it is similarly susceptible to indirect influence. But the phenomenon manifests itself differently. On a local level most groups can operate autonom
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Junkie jihadis and the narcotic ways of war(aeon.co)
1 points by todayiamme 10y ago|0 comments
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by todayiamme 11y ago
I haven't logged into Chrome, as I want to avoid giving Google even more information to "personalise" my search results with. Is this dashboard different from the default search settings page Google takes you to? If so, then
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Ask HN: Turning off Google's “personalisation.”
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by todayiamme 11y ago
I agree. I'm just trying to understand the other position without condoning or condemning. Step into their perspective. From what I have read, a lot of strategists seem to feel that these conflicts have an inevitability to them. The pi
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by todayiamme 11y ago
I honestly don't know. It's probably not what is said publicly. It's whatever some document somewhere that requires a high clearance to read lays out. For what its worth, I agree with you. I'm just trying to think about
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by todayiamme 11y ago
It does come back to the problem we're attempting to solve. What if you could side step all of the political and ideological hang ups most people have and still get what you want? All you have to do is refine your goals and what you&#x
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by todayiamme 11y ago
Do we even need to win the war? This is a serious question. If the key strategic objectives can be met without a conventional end state, is winning the war itself necessary? This may seem like a stupid question, but clearly there has to be
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by todayiamme 11y ago
That's because they are and it has probably caused more harm than good by leading to the creation of these strategies. Technicaly it isn't insider trading as they aren't getting data from the company. They are guessing it f
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by todayiamme 11y ago
>>> Technology also means that the strategies of active managers can be replicated at much lower cost. Take value managers, who claim to be able to beat the market by picking cheap shares. A computer program can comb the market for
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UX Issues That Will Make Or Break Self-Driving Cars(fastcodesign.com)
67 points by todayiamme 11y ago|34 comments

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