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How technology could kill the art of lyingwashingtonpost.com
When every move you make is data-mined, evidence piles up fast. -
Spike Nationnytimes.com
Cheap, unpredictable and hard to regulate, synthetic marijuana has emergency responders scrambling to save lives. - w3future.com
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github.com
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Google Groupsgroups.google.com
Mit Google Groups können Sie Online-Foren und E-Mail-basierte Gruppen erstellen, sich daran beteiligen und interessante Diskussionen mit anderen Mitgliedern führen. - wsj.com
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New York Stock Exchange Suspends Tradingnytimes.com
The exchange, which has had technical glitches in the past, did not have an immediate explanation for what caused the shutdown. -
Will the Cloud Destroy IT Careers? | CloudVeloxcloudvelox.com
The cloud delivers new operating models which help IT to drive an even faster pace of innovation. -
Quip, The Mobile-First Word Processing App, Adds A Desktop Versiontechcrunch.com
When Quip was first debuted to the world in two years ago by its co-founder, former Facebook CTO Bret Taylor, its unique selling point was that it was a.. - theburningmonk.com
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sourcegraph.com
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bloomberg.com
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nyse.com
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Gracefully stopping goroutinesmachiel.me
Recently I developed StrangerBot, a bot built using the Telegram Bot API. It's pretty cool. It got more than 10,000 users in a week. This bot was quickly hacked together, so I keep improving it and deploying fixes on... -
Automatically spotting interesting sentences in parliamentary debates - Full Factfullfact.org
Jake has been volunteering at Full Fact for several weeks now. As part of our work towards more automated factchecking, we showed him the work of Simone Teufel on extracting information from scientific texts and asked whether he could do a proof of con... -
Why We Shut Down Reddit’s ‘Ask Me Anything’ Forumnytimes.com
The moderators of a popular section of a highly trafficked website explain their protest of the company’s latest personnel move. -
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