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There may be a reduction in features of the free version and a push to move more people to the paid version. Hopefully they won't move the free features, but build new ones that add additional value for premium users. Ideally, they wil
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When you need a private repo why do you use BitBucket? I've used the private repos on GitHub and found them to work just fine, but I'm new to coding...
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Thanks, this site is much more useful than the NYTimes article.
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Cameo from Vimeo: Edit and share cinematic videos on your phone
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Geek Sublime by Vikram Chandra. The connections between the worlds of art and technology. http://www.amazon.com/Geek-Sublime-The-Beauty-Code/dp/155597...
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Pros and cons to everything. Replacing trans fat with palm oil will likely increase the negative impact some of that industry has on the environment. https://news.vice.com/article/indonesia-is-killing-the-plane...
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The AP link seems to be broken now
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Yeah the video started to load for me then froze and I couldn't get it started again without reloading the entire page and scrolling back down.
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Yes, its so interesting to see those types of pictures. I'd be fascinated to hear what North Koreans think of the freeway system in their country since few people use it.
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Six Days in North Korea
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Your Contribution to the California Drought
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When you strip away all of the graphics you realize that some news articles are thin on content (only 1 or 2 paragraphs). Maybe the links I looked at were photo galleries. Fun to look through the site and not be distracted.
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Looks like it won't be a behind the scenes look at Slack, but more general commentary on culture and work, ala This American Life. Interested to see how this develops.
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Slack Podcast
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Your Life on Earth: How you and the world have changed since you were born
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Kudos to Amir in explaining the outshooling movement so well. I always had a negative view of home-schooling, but his explanations of why more parents are doing it today made sense. In many cases, kids can learn a lot more and remain creati
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The second line of the article states that growth is beginning to slow. It felt ominous, but buried in the 5th paragraph it says they are still expecting 512% YoY growth in 2015. > Lyft projects $796 million for 2015, a slowdown in growt
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Very neat to be able to look around the room, while the harpist still plays. https://insideabbeyroad.withgoogle.com/en/recording-at-abbey...
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SpaceX will try again today (4/14) to test the reusable rocket
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The most interesting part I thought was that they double checked everything with the US Government. Also, that they are not allowed to book travel from other countries to Cuba, only the US to Cuba. Is that because AirBnb is a US company and
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SVP: Autonomy vs Mission
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With 800K Genotyped, AncestryDNA Launches New Ancestor Discoveries Feature
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HBO Now
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Ancestry.com uses spit to find your long lost relatives
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GoDaddy’s IPO Shares Surge in NYSE Debut
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New Obama Order Allows Sanctions Against Foreign Hackers
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>$35-$50 for wired high-speed Internet access in San Francisco buys speeds that are about a tenth of those available in Seoul and Tokyo for the same price. This. I'm optimistic that SF leaders can put pressure on Comcast to improve
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From another comment thread on Tidal: It's a bit challenging to find more details on Tidal's site. Their homepage is a livestream of an event, and there is no context on the page as to what the event is. Possibly their launch even
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It's a bit challenging to find more details on Tidal's site. Their homepage is a livestream of an event, and there is no context on the page as to what the event is. Possibly their launch event? Watching the product video on the &
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I believe this is a great step for Lyft to continue to differentiate themselves from Uber. In SF they are perceived as the 'friendly' service, but when I've talked to friends in other parts of the country they don't seem
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