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  • The discovery of <i>Homo floresiensis</i>: Tales of the hobbit

    In 2004, researchers announced the discovery of Homo floresiensis, a small relative of modern humans that lived as recently as 18,000 years ago.
    nature.com
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  • The Fire Phone Is Officially a Failure | WIRED

    Amazon's Fire phone now only costs $1 if you buy it with a 2-year AT&T contract. That's a $198 discount over what it cost yesterday.
    wired.com
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  • Porsche: The Hedge Fund that Also Made Cars

    The story of how Porsche tried and failed miserably at its hostile takeover of Volkswagen.
    priceonomics.com
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  • This Game Has Huge Potential. So Why Is Its Kickstarter Tanking? | WIRED

    Former <em>BioShock</em> developers know that it's possible to turn around a failing Kickstarter, but it requires tons of work and the odds aren't good.
    wired.com
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  • A GPU Approach to Conway's Game of Life « null program
    nullprogram.com
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  • Hailo says Uber blocked potential investors

    After pulling out of the US, taxi app Hailo complains that rival Uber is blocking potential investors from offering funding.
    m.bbc.co.uk
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  • The day UFOs stopped play
    bbc.com
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  • The Beard That Wasn’t: Abe Lincoln’s Whiskers—Vol. 2, No. 2

    The origins of the sixteenth President’s facial hair are more tangled than you might think.
    theappendix.net
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  • A New Answers App Aims to Succeed Where Quora Failed | WIRED

    Yahoo Answers. Quora. JustAnswer.com. Over the years, countless sites have offered to answer all your random questions with help from “experts” across the net. They’re called expert networks, and in some cases, they can be kinda helpful. But these myri...
    wired.com
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  • Billionaire Donates Over $65 Million to UCSB

    Charles Munger, Vice President of Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc., has donated just over $65 million dollars in stocks to UCSB to house visiting physicists.
    dailynexus.com
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  • Nest Acquires Home Automation Hub Revolv, But Will Stop Selling It

    Whether or not people are buying smart-home hubs, there seems to be a market for the companies.
    recode.net
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  • The Fourier Transform, explained in one sentence

    If, like me, you struggled to understand the Fourier Transformation when you first learned about it, this succinct one-sentence colour-coded explanation from Stuart Riffle probably comes several years too late: Stuart provides a more detailed explanati...
    blog.revolutionanalytics.com
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    11 years ago -
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    matthewckeller.com
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  • Now Everyone Wants to Sell You a Magical Anonymity Router. Choose Wisely | WIRED

    Maintaining your privacy online, like investing in stocks or looking good naked, has become one of those nagging desires that leaves Americans with a surplus of stress and a deficit of facts. So it's no surprise that a cottage industry of privacy marke...
    wired.com
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    11 years ago -
  • Yardage Tracker - Android Apps on Google Play
    play.google.com
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    11 years ago -
  • Student Happiness
    onemonth.com
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    11 years ago -
  • The wacky geopolitics of ‘Civilization: Beyond Earth’

    There's an obscure backstory explaining why humanity goes to space, and it's totally insane.
    washingtonpost.com
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    11 years ago -
  • Midterm Malarkey with Military Surplus | Public Affairs Data Journalism at Stanford University

    A casual midterm covering the range of data analysis and programming skills acquired so far.
    padjo.org
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  • Alan Eustace Jumps From Stratosphere, Breaking Felix Baumgartner’s World Record

    A helium-filled balloon lifted Mr. Eustace to 135,908 feet. Fifteen minutes after he cut himself loose using a small explosive device, he was on the ground.
    nytimes.com
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