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  • What language tells us about the roots of the stone age diet | David Shariatmadari

    David Shariatmadari: Buzzwords: As a restaurant offering ‘paleo’ food opens in London, can linguistics shed any light on what our ancestors ate?
    theguardian.com
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  • How Houston gets along without zoning - BusinessWeek

    Stay up-to-date on Canadian housing markets, American housing markets & foreclosure news. Learn the best and worst real estate markets & read mortgage market trends.
    businessweek.com
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  • TurboTax halts state filings amid fraud outbreak

    TurboTax has turned off the ability of its software to e-file state tax returns across the USA after the company found "an increase in suspicious filings," the company said.
    usatoday.com
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  • Big Mess o' Wires » The $11185 Connector
    bigmessowires.com
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  • cbloom rants: 02-01-15 - Fucking Fuck the Fucking Web
    cbloomrants.blogspot.com
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  • Cram: It's test time
    bitheap.org
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  • TurboTax Halts State E-Filing Amid Data-Breach Probe

    TurboTax parent Intuit, the nation’s biggest online tax-software company, halted electronic filing of all state returns amid reports from states of criminal attempts to obtain refunds through its systems.
    blogs.wsj.com
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  • Heat Your Home With Data

    Project Exergy makes you love an overheated laptop
    medium.com
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  • 'Purple Rain' in the Saharan Desert

    How a remake of Prince’s cult classic became the first-ever Tuareg-language fiction film
    theatlantic.com
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  • Programming microcontroller devices the hard way | This is not rocket science
    blog.thisisnotrocketscience.nl
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  • Your DNA Is Nothing Special - Issue 21: Information - Nautilus

    Who’s your daddy? It’s a fair question. A meta-study published in 2006 by a University of Oklahoma anthropology professor estimated…
    nautil.us
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  • Neil Mitchell's Haskell Blog: Refactoring with Equational Reasoning
    neilmitchell.blogspot.com
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  • Breakthrough DNA Editor Borne of Bacteria | Quanta Magazine

    Interest in a powerful DNA editing tool called CRISPR has revealed that bacteria are far more sophisticated than anyone imagined.
    quantamagazine.org
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  • Lessons From Google’s First Rollout Of Google Fiber

    In Kansas City startups are growing, cable companies are catching up, but the digital divide is as wide as ever.
    fastcompany.com
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  • Did chip espionage, IP theft give Samsung its 14nm manufacturing lead? | ExtremeTech

    Samsung's ascendancy to the pole position of semiconductor manufacturing was surprising, but there are allegations that the company achieved it through less-than savory means. Did Samsung hit its 14nm goals by luring away TSMC engineers?
    extremetech.com
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  • Ginkgo Bioworks - Sales Prospecting Lead

    Biotech is rapidly expanding into new markets including cosmetics, flavors & fragrance, sweeteners, nutrition, and more. Ginkgo Bioworks, the Organism Company, provides the technology that is leading this transition. We design yeast to make new c...
    jobs.lever.co
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  • This journalist used ALL CAPS for an entire week.

    Meet the inventor of the caps lock key and the journalist who made the terrible decision to use it for a full week. All texts, all tweets, all emails. IN CAPS. What could go wrong?
    fusion.net
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    10 years ago -
  • Bringing back the dictaphone | Shubhro Saha
    shubhro.com
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  • Node v0.12.0 (Stable)
    blog.nodejs.org
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  • Meet the Phage, a Tiny Killer - The New Yorker

    There are five times as many phages in a teaspoon of seawater as there are people in Rio de Janeiro. But what, exactly, do phages do?
    newyorker.com
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