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  • Meet The New CrunchBase | TechCrunch

    Since it was first launched in 2007, CrunchBase has been an invaluable source of information about major companies, startups, investors, and executives in the..
    techcrunch.com
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  • Meet Mellow, the smart sous-vide machine.

    Mellow is a sous-vide machine that takes orders through your smartphone and keeps food cold until it’s the exact time to start cooking. Tell it what to do, teach it what you like, and it'll do its best to make your life simpler.
    cookmellow.com
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  • Nice work if you can get out

    FOR most of human history rich people had the most leisure. In “Downton Abbey”, a drama about the British upper classes of the early 20th century, one aloof...
    economist.com
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  • In Canada, find a penny, recycle it | PBS NewsHour

    Across Canada a beloved and familiar face is silently disappearing. Everyday transactions in shopping centers and banks are slowly feeding a systematized extinction unnoticed by most. The object of destruction: the Canadian penny. Continue reading →
    pbs.org
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  • The Revolt of the Cities

    During the past 20 years, immigrants and young people have transformed the demographics of urban America. Now, they’re transforming its politics and mapping the future of liberalism.
    prospect.org
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  • Sorting Out the Law Behind Phil Ivey's Edge Sorting Debacle at Borgata

    Attorney Mac VerStandig weighs in on Borgata's lawsuit against poker pro Phil Ivey for his alleged "edge sorting" while playing baccarat.
    pokernews.com
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    11 years ago -
  • A nonprofit in Queens taught people to write iPhone apps — and their incomes jumped from $15k to $72k

    The first students of the Access Code program in New York saw their incomes go from $15,000 to just over $72,000 six months after graduation.
    vox.com
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  • 3D printing solves watery-ketchup conundrum - CNET

    Two high school students create the ketchup-dispensing invention the world's been waiting for.
    cnet.com
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  • Stability report - RethinkDB
    rethinkdb.com
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  • 7+ ways to plot dendrograms in R | Gaston Sanchez

    Website of Gaston Sanchez, statistical programmer and analytics engineer
    gastonsanchez.com
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  • mapsbynik: Nobody lives here: The nearly 5 million Census...

    Nobody lives here: The nearly 5 million Census Blocks with zero population A Block is the smallest area unit used by the U.S. Census Bureau for tabulating statistics. As of the 2010 census, the United...
    mapsbynik.tumblr.com
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  • KeepSafe/android-resource-remover

    android-resource-remover - A simple utility to remove unused resources in your Android app to lower the size of the APK. It's based on the Android lint tool output.
    github.com
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    11 years ago -
  • 42Floors (YC W12) hiring Operations Coordinators | Hacker News
    news.ycombinator.com
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  • Forward Scattering - The Weblog of Nicholas Chapman
    forwardscattering.org
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  • The disappearing inventor « Ken’s Blog
    blog.kenperlin.com
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    11 years ago -
  • OS X Beta Program
    appleseed.apple.com
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    11 years ago -
  • The Quest for Randomness » American Scientist
    americanscientist.org
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  • Protests Continue Against Dropbox After Appointment of Condoleezza Rice to Board

    After Dropbox appointed Condoleezza Rice, the former secretary of state, to its board of directors, some users have complained about her views on Internet surveillance.
    bits.blogs.nytimes.com
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  • What you’d need to make in every county in America to afford a decent one-bedroom

    The federal minimum wage doesn't cover fair market rent anywhere in the United States.
    washingtonpost.com
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  • prosthetic knowledge — Micro Robots SRI International have developed...

    Micro Robots SRI International have developed incredibly small and fast robots that are capable of following building instructions - video embedded below: “ SRI is developing new technology to...
    prostheticknowledge.tumblr.com
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