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bigmessowires.com
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The moment I learned just how far Uber will go to silence journalists and attack womenpando.com
A big debate among the Pando staff for the past two years has been over just how morally bankrupt Uber is. Earlier this evening, a bombshell story by Buzzfeed editor-in-chief Ben Smith proves the r... -
PlanGrid — the construction app that works for you.plangrid.com
The #1 construction app. Used by thousands of companies to save time, money, and ditch paper plans forever. -
Report: Senior Uber exec threatened to dig up dirt on journalistsgigaom.com
At a recent dinner, an Uber executive allegedly suggested that the company considered an unethical strategy to attack journalists who were critical of it. -
Uber VP: we could spend $1 million to take revenge on journalistsmashable.com
An Uber executive told an off-the-record dinner he'd consider looking into the private lives of journalists who attacked the company. -
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Personalized Recommendations at Etsycodeascraft.com
Providing personalized recommendations is important to our online marketplace. It benefits both buyers and sellers: buyers are shown interesting products that they might not have found on their ow... -
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The Merry Pranksters Who Hacked the Afghan War - The Science of Societypsmag.com
It was a dark time in a long, drawn-out war. Afghanistan was festering with resentment. The Pentagon brass were desperate. -
Beauty Meets Intelligence with MICA, by Opening Ceremony and Intelintel.com
Stay connected to your messages, calendar, alerts, and more with MICA, the luxury smart accessory designed by Opening Ceremony, engineered by Intel. -
Old, Weird Tech: John Muir Mechanical GTD Desk Editiontheatlantic.com
David Allen's time management trickery has nothing on John Muir's 19th-century gadget-aided study practices - shenanigans.github.io
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Pay Phones in New York City Will Become Free Wi-Fi Hot Spotsnytimes.com
Officials say adding the kiosks with free Internet access will help close the digital divide, while others worry the city may be creating a monopoly. -
Stupid Projects From The Stupid Hackathonlav.io
This weekend, Amelia Winger-Bearskin and I organized our second Stupid Shit No One Needs & Terrible Ideas Hackathon, a hackathon that asks participants to produce project that have no value wha... -
Researchers Announce Advance in Image-Recognition Softwarenytimes.com
Scientists have created artificial intelligence software able to recognize the content of photos and videos with such accuracy than it can sometimes mimic humans. -
Hush | Block out the world. Hear what you need.hush.technology
Hush is a wireless noise masking earplug device that lets you sleep through anything while still letting you hear alarms, alerts and phone calls. -
The USA Freedom Act: What's to Come and What You Need to Knoweff.org
The USA Freedom Act, the leading contender for NSA reform, is set for a vote this week. The bill has some problems, but is a major step forward for surveillance reform.
