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  • Inside the Buzz-Fueled Media Startups Battling for Your Attention | WIRED

    Type By Dirk Fowler It’s like a parody, spending time in a well-funded startup’s office, with exposed brick walls and Great Big Screens Showing User Numbers and Pie Charts, just down the street from a food truck pavilion, sipping on a cup of roasted-on...
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  • Dull - always a moment

    The best of the internet is waiting for your dull moments. Swipe cards with trending, interesting, top rising, most visited posts as rated by you, the internet.
    dull.rocks
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  • How Exercise Changes Our DNA

    Exercise, a new study finds, changes the shape and functioning our genes, an important stop on the way to improved health and fitness.
    well.blogs.nytimes.com
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  • Curiosity detects first burps of potential life on Mars (Wired UK)

    Large quantities of methane have been detected by Nasa's Mars Curiosity rover, suggesting there might be potential for life on the Red Planet
    wired.co.uk
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  • ‘A Great Moment’: Rover Finds Clue That Mars May Harbor Life

    The presence of methane could be the result of a geological process or the product of microbes.
    nytimes.com
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  • The GNU Privacy Guard
    gnupg.org
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  • emirozer/fake2db

    fake2db - create test databases that are populated with fake data
    github.com
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  • The largest vessel the world has ever seen
    bbc.co.uk
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  • Egor Homakov: Blatant CSRF in Doorkeeper, most popular OAuth2 gem
    homakov.blogspot.com
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  • Fat 'breathed out' of body via lungs
    bbc.co.uk
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  • Baidu, Maker Of China’s Largest Search Engine, Confirms Its Strategic Investment In Uber

    It’s official: Chinese Internet giant Baidu has confirmed that it is Uber’s latest investor, as TechCrunch reported last week. The companies did not..
    techcrunch.com
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  • Semaphores (Linus Torvalds)
    yarchive.net
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  • Call Me Maybe: SolrCloud, Jepsen, and Flaky Networks - Lucidworks

    TL;DR; We tested SolrCloud against bridge, random transitive, and fixed transitive network partitions using Jepsen and found no data loss issues for both compare-and-set operations and inserts. One major and... Continue Reading
    lucidworks.com
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  • Jobs at FarmLogs

    FarmLogs is hiring. Come help us build the future of farming.
    FarmLogs.com
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  • The Nth Fibonacci Number in O(log N)

    Reading an article about getting a job in ABBYY, I came across the following task:Find the Nth Fibonacci Number in
    kukuruku.co
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  • dehann/ThermalSoaring

    ThermalSoaring - Dynamic replanning of sailplane trajectories for autonomous thermal soaring
    github.com
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  • Zócalo Public Square :: Why Won’t America Go Metric?

    Zocalo Public Square connects people to ideas and to each other in an open, accessible, non-partisan and broad-minded spirit. Through our web magazine, lectures, panels, screenings, and conferences, Zocalo takes on ideas that enhance our understanding ...
    zocalopublicsquare.org
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  • Throwing Money at Start-Ups in Frenzy to Find the Next Uber

    Thanks to overzealous venture capital firms, companies are going from zero to billion-dollar valuations faster then ever before, Steven Davidoff Solomon writes in the Deal Professor column.
    dealbook.nytimes.com
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  • Ray Sohn | Decoding Floats

    Ray Sohn programs computers, draws funny pictures and makes awful noises.
    raysohn.com
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  • The Elf on the Shelf is preparing your child to live in a future police state, professor warns

    "It sounds humorous, but we argue that if a kid is okay with this bureaucratic elf spying on them in their home, it normalizes the idea of surveillance and in the future restrictions on our privacy might be more easily accepted," says digital technolog...
    washingtonpost.com
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