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How to Stop Giving a F*ck What People Thinklifehacker.com
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Math: Your secret weapon against Wall Street and the NSAmotherjones.com
Edward Frenkel wants you to understand mathematics so economists, bankers, companies and intelligence agencies can't manipulate you anymore. -
skavanagh/EC2Boxgithub.com
EC2Box - A web-based SSH console to execute commands and manage multiple EC2 instances simultaneously running on Amazon Web Services (AWS). -
resin.io
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Avoid Comments - Bamboo Cyberdreamblog.shaneliesegang.com
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Russian upper house approves use of military force in Ukraineedition.cnn.com
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This Industry Is Completely Ridiculous Lets Hope It Stays That Wayrecaply.com
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David Crawshaw – Google+ - Programmers write better programs when working under…plus.google.com
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This Industry Is Completely Ridiculous. Let’s Hope It Stays That Way. | TechCrunchtechcrunch.com
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github.com
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Student Loans Are Ruining Your Life. Now They’re Ruining the Economy, Too | TIME.combusiness.time.com
American students are well over $1 trillion in debt, and it's starting to hurt everyone, economists say - translate.google.com