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How U.K.’s queen of tech turned London into Europe’s Silicon Valleywashingtonpost.com
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Was Van Gogh's 'Starry Night' inspired by a scientific drawing?pri.org
In his latest book, the journalist, filmmaker and photographer Michael Benson surveys the history of humanity’s attempts to depict the universe and the Earth. Surprises await. -
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Army open sources cyber defense code in new GitHub project - ScienceBlog.comscienceblog.com
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New Weather Service supercomputer faces chaoswashingtonpost.com
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The Elusive Creator of the Most Terrifying Video Gamesmotherboard.vice.com
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Infinite Noise true random number generator by Waywardgeektindie.com
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Keurig 2.0 DRM Freedom Clipgourmet-coffee.com
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SemiWiki.com - Tabula Closes its Doorssemiwiki.com
13096I heard a rumor at lunchtime that Tabula was closing its doors. A friend of mine talked to a couple of employees and it is true. They have to be given 2 months notice apparently so the doors don't actually close until March 24th. I thought they ha... -
What Andrew Sullivan's exit says about the future of bloggingvox.com
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Gist is a simple way to share snippets of text and code with others. - math.ucla.edu