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12y ago
Hadn't heard of all of them, great to add these recommendation to my reading list. I recently read another which I feel fits in this list: The Silence of the Asonu by Ursula K. LE Guin http://www.lightspeedmagazine.com/
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12y ago
You can teach at an American school, depending on the current teacher demand. The US, as have many other countries, have in the past been easy on people with degrees and allowed them to teach while they were in the process of getting their
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12y ago
I'm often sad and happy when reading this problem. Sad because it's the state of things, which sucks! And happy because the more that it's said the more chance there is that instructors will actually be paid well, and student
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12y ago
Personally I thought it was hilarious: "I lost, like 27 pound." "Oh my god, what's your secret?" "... I had my arms ripped off." "Oh, right."
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12y ago
He got the money and svpply got the DB filled out for SEO purposes. As svpply I would have thanked him.
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Disruption is a dumb buzzword. It's also an important concept
(vox.com)
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Designing Products for Existing Behaviors
(subtraction.com)
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How I tricked TechCrunch into writing about my startup
(medium.com)
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NukeMap – Drop a nuke on a map
(nuclearsecrecy.com)
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12y ago
We actually handle most of the communication (messages/forums) in the app, still email more efficient for some students. And in general if I've paid hundreds of dollars for a SaaS product I might be a little suspicious if I was ne
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12y ago
For many use cases this would not be required. We have an online school. How would you solve being an online school without the ability to contact your students by email?
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12y ago
Ah, I see, we are an online school. You can browse the courses, and some course materials for free, but if you want to take them and get credit you need to pay.
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12y ago
I'm still trying to figure out what you mean.
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12y ago
Completely agree! Our website does require you register. Only at the end - just before payment - do we ask for an email address. EDIT: the email address is so we can send you the product you just ordered.
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12y ago
Will they open source it?
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12y ago
I was fooled this would be an article about building apps for Google Glass. :)
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12y ago
It's non-repudiation, it's so they can be sure that the person who received the email is also the person who requested the email. Proof of data integrity is typically the easiest of these requirements to accomplish. A data h
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Semiotics of Time Structure in Ludic Space, a Foundation for Analysis and Design
(gamestudies.org)
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12y ago
It's a shame that the article is behind a paywall, as it is good. And these things are reasonably well documented outside New Scientist.
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Edward Snowden responds to release of e-mail by U.S. officials
(washingtonpost.com)
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PAQ
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Read The Email Snowden Sent To The NSA
(techcrunch.com)
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After Google bought Nest, it removed company’s biggest competitors from results
(pando.com)
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US Government releases email conversation between Snowden and his bosses
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Silk Road 2.0 makes good: Has repaid 82% of stolen Bitcoin deposits
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Linux Foundation and tech cos finally committing money to stop next Heartbleed
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California and the SF Bay Area decline to accept money to teach coding to kids
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12y ago
I dislike the "that's not supposed to throw an exception" developer statement, if something is not supposed to throw an exception under normal operating you can almost guarantee that it will throw exceptions in the demo. So o
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12y ago
Practical Tmux? He changes the default prefix, but he only tells you after the first example.
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How Timehop growth hacked its way to the top of the app store
(pando.com)
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