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Techcrunch is probably one of the sites that gets automatically penalized. http://www.righto.com/2013/11/how-hacker-news-ranking-really...
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but being trapped in a city like LA or San Francisco with no access to the boundless natural beauty In SF, you can always to take the ferry to Marin.
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Silicon Valley-Backed Students’ Suit Aims to Expel Bad Teachers
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A union sued Goldman Sachs, "alleging the firm's notorious pay structure is grossly unfair to its shareholders". http://www.law360.com/articles/154407/ibew-fund-sues-goldman... They didn't win.
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There are only very few exceptions: One are lawyers The lawyers don't think so. http://www.americanbar.org/news/abanews/aba-news-archives/20... "The predicament of so many students and so many re
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There were a handful of other people there who could have spoken up. If you don't know who any of these people are, or how they know each other, it's hard to tell what's going on. Having said that, I'm all for banning
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There was a movie last year, The East , with a similar plot: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1869716/
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There was a woman who did something similar: http://forward.com/articles/170925/hacking-jdate-to-find-the...
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You should turn the brightness down all the way before the film starts. It's less annoying for the people around you.
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I can't find the link right now, but someone recommended this book in another thread: http://www.amazon.com/Renovation-4th-Edition-Completely-Revi...
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One Start-Up’s Adventure in Figuring Out the Price of a Used Chair
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It's not close to the same. If you divide (public:private expenditures on tertiary education as % of GDP) by (tax rate as % of GDP), it's .029 : .005 for France, but in the US, it's .042 : .067. http://statlinks.o
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They do. Here's a chart that compares annual tuition fees at public schools circa 2008: http://imgur.com/EIeOUQJ US tuition was around $6000+, while most of the other Euro countries were well below $2000, with the exc
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Java Primary Cause of 91 Percent of Attacks: Cisco
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How to Choose an Air Travel Search Site
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Latest perk on Google buses: security guards
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Don't wear it to the airport. http://tv.boingboing.net/2008/09/19/star-simpson-once-mi.htm...
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4.5% of 15-19 year olds are married. Teens lying about their age to get on Facebook could also factor into 5.6%. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teen_marriage
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I nickled-and-dimed a client on change requests, alienating that client and making myself appear less professional. ... I should have just sucked it up and done the work, leaving both of us with warm fuzzes in the end, even if I took a sl
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Meditation transforms roughest San Francisco schools
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Man Jailed for Gmail Invite to Ex-Girlfriend
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Valve is run more like a FOSS project with no official hierarchy. Holocracy is about refactoring the traditional org chart into a more task-based model. Brian Robertson, one of the guys who started the concept, explains the differences her
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It might only be temporary at Yahoo. If they have a lot of C players, they might be calculating that there won't be a lot of false positives in the early purges.
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Evan Spiegel is just another talented but arrogant, unaware-of-his-own-privilege guy. To his credit, he's aware of it: I bring this up because I want to acknowledge inequality. At Stanford, and in Silicon Valley, we perpetuate the m
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"Narrow networks" are a problem in a lot of states. http://www.kaiserhealthnews.org/stories/2013/november/25/sta...
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The Lobbyists and Legislators Who Kill Municipal Broadband in America
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How online investment advisers add value
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Are The Techno Riche Really Ruining San Francisco? Yes, Says Rebecca Solnit
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India’s Efforts to Aid Poor Worry Drug Makers
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In Uzbekistan, the Practice of Forced Labor Lives On During the Cotton Harvest
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