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Om No! Trouble in paradise with ClojureScript and React.jsgetprismatic.com
About 2 months ago, I gave a surprisingly well-received talk at the SF Clojurescript Meetup on the downsides of Om (I know, I expected to get lynched as well). Since then, I've been asked quite a few times for my slides and thoughts on the matter, so I... -
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bearbin/go-pastegithub.com
go-paste - A paste tool written in Golang (plus some API libraries for pastebin like sites). -
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warpolrelease.bitbucket.org
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Inside the Ebola Warsnewyorker.com
As the epidemic widens, the virus is mutating. Geneticists are racing to keep up. Richard Preston reports. -
A Model of Emotionmarkpneyer.me
Intro I have found a way of thinking about emotion which has been extremely useful to me. The more I have used this model, the better I have been able to manage and deal with unpleasant emotions. ... -
Micro-Services and Page Composition Problemdejanglozic.com
Dispite many desirable properties, micro-services carry two serious penalties to be contended with: authentication (which we covered in the previous post) and Web page composition, which I intend t... -
The R2 Probabilistic Programming System - Microsoft Researchresearch.microsoft.com
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Humanity’s Last Great Hope: Venture Capitalistsonline.wsj.com
Tech billionaire Bryan Johnson says he plans a $100 million fund that will invest in “crazy” projects that aim to build a better world. With government R&D spending stagnant, more VCs should step up on philanthropic innovation. -
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Why you should always encrypt your smartphonearstechnica.com
A California court has ruled that the police have the right to search your … -
Algorithms: The Next Wearable Tech Frontier | WIREDwired.com
Ask any tech-minded individual to name the biggest industry trend right now, and you’re sure to hear wearables more than a few times. Two years ago, wearables were still a relatively unknown device category, but today you’d be hard pressed to find a te... -
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Andean Atlantis: Race, Science and the Nazi Occult in Bolivia—Vol. 1, No. 2theappendix.net
Why did the Nazis believe that their Aryan ancestors once lived in the Bolivian Andes? Matt Gildner explains with a tale of racial science, nationalism, and the occult in the shadow of Tiwanaku, one of South America’s greatest archaeological ruins. - germantil.de
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The Real Amazon Warriorsnewyorker.com
In some archaeological digs in Eurasia, as many as thirty-seven per cent of the graves contain the bones and weapons of horsewomen who fought alongside men. - blog.packagecloud.io
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The Queen of Science – The woman who tamed Laplace.thonyc.wordpress.com
In a footnote to my recent post on the mythologizing of Ibn al-Haytham I briefly noted the inadequacy of the terms Arabic science and Islamic science, pointing out that there were scholars included...
