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by washedup 13y ago
Great stuff. Thanks a ton!
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Monumental Land Art(daringdesigns.com)
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'Celest-jewel-ale' brewed with moon dust, served in space-suit koozies(dogfish.com)
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by washedup 13y ago
"Systems are optimized for their own survival and preventing the system from doing evil may well require breaking with organizational niceties, protocols or laws. It requires stepping outside of one’s assigned organizational role. The
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QUICK: Cygnus Launch in 5 minutes(jacksonville.com)
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by washedup 13y ago
At one point while manipulating the CAD software, the person conducting has to use their hand as a mouse. They stick out their pointer finger and slowly move the cursor around. This is not much different from using a mouse. However, it make
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by washedup 13y ago
Yea, I agree with you. "Yes" to "you are able to work here" but no "you're hired!" I don't care about it anymore, but 5 years ago when this was my first job prospect out of school, I was really excite
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by washedup 13y ago
I feel for your friend. I went through two phone interviews, flown to Mountain View for all day interviews, and was told by the team that they wanted to hire me, but first my candidate packet had to be reviewed by three different hiring com
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by washedup 13y ago
Supposedly it was a "fat-finger" by a Chinese state-owned equity firm (Everbright securities). In other words, an arbitrage algo gone wrong. Cost the firm $1 billion and they are now suspended from trading for who knows how long.
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by washedup 13y ago
The obstacles brought up in the article will certainly be technical challenges, but to write the entire project off as "impossible" is simply closed-minded thinking.
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Take a break: live launch of Wideband Global SATCOM(ulalaunch.com)
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Netflix Algorithm(wired.com)
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It's time Google came to grips(qz.com)
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Living in America will drive you insane(salon.com)
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Religion and Evolution(theadvancedapes.com)
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To win a sports bet, don't think too much.(scientificamerican.com)
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Uncool or not, Apple is still a bellwether(pandodaily.com)
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I disagree with the first couple facets of the new system definitions: "Every single adult member receives a weekly payment from the state, which is enough to live comfortably on. The only condition is citizenship and/or residenc
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by washedup 13y ago
Doesn't mean much. How can anyone be sure? Is Snowden even real?
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The Future of Radio(ritholtz.com)
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The frequency of such events exist on a much larger scale of time than booms and busts. Dangerous solar events seem to happen every 50-100 years, while more catastrophic asteroid events happen every hundreds of thousands of years: http:&#x
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Speed dating analysis(flowingdata.com)
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Space weather and the global economy(theatlantic.com)
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"I have nothing to hide" is the wrong way to think about surveillance(wired.com)
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Retirement will kill you(bloomberg.com)
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Ask HN: Which Constitutional amendments are being violated by PRISM?
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The deep, dark secret of SEO(pandodaily.com)
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Shenzhou 10 launches into orbit (gbtimes.com)
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PRISM kills the cloud(blogs.computerworld.com)
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by washedup 13y ago
thanks, didn't realize it's a repost

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