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Web Scraping with Rubychrismytton.uk
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Why We Threw 4 Months of Work in the Trash; or How we Failed at OpenStackpacket.net
To help Packet meet its goal of operating thousands of installs 24/7 and be up and running in a few short months, I became interested in leveraging Op -
Hacked. A Short Story.kukuruku.co
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Donate.ly | The Simplest Way to Fundraisedonate.ly
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The Shifting Definition of Front-End Developerblog.salsitasoft.com
Until the advent of the web, professional software development didn't have a front-end/back-end dichtomy. There were C programmers, Pascal programmers and FORTRAN programmers, but the language they used was a detail rather than a reflection on their ba... -
Lewis Richardson, father of numerical weather prediction and of fractals - Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Scienceandrewgelman.com
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Peter Diamandis, co-founder of Singularity University, shares his top tech picks for 2015chartwellspeakers.com
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We Know How You Feelnewyorker.com
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Why Kim Dotcom hasn’t been extradited 3 years after the US smashed Megauploadarstechnica.com
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Plan to save monarch butterflies backfiresnews.sciencemag.org
The wrong kind of milkweed is stoking parasite infections