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Have You Hugged a Concrete Pillar Today?gatesnotes.com
Bill Gates reviews the book Making the Modern World by Vaclav Smil which takes a fascinating look at concrete, steel, and other stuff that makes modern life possible. - bicycling.com
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newrepublic.com
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Hello World | Rust by Examplerustbyexample.com
Rust is a programming language with a focus ontype safety, memory safety, concurrency and performance. -
Future Electric Car Batteries May Not Be What We Expect | New Energy and Fuelnewenergyandfuel.com
The new aluminum air battery would recharge by filling it up with water. -
Bussard's Polywell Fusion Passes a Major Test | New Energy and Fuelnewenergyandfuel.com
Jaeyoung Park & the team at EMC2 release a research paper discussing the results from a scaled down version of the late Dr. Robert Bussard's wiffleball reactor. -
How To Store 200+ Billion Data Points a Day to Disk - New Relic blogblog.newrelic.com
The story of how New Relic is able to pull off storing the the flood of data points we receive every day. -
Xiki: The Command Revolutionkickstarter.com
Xiki brings the power of shell commands to everyone, and gives advanced shell users insane flexibility. -
paypal-passport.com
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freedomdefined.org
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The Dribbblification of Design and What We Learned for the Next Iteration of Forrst by ZURBzurb.com
On our Studios projects, we spend at least two hours each week presenting the work we've done with clients. That's pure performance time. It does not include the time we spending doing the work, reviewing it, and then creating a compelling presentation -
temlib.org
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The Largest Black Hole In the Known Universemedium.com
It’s a huge surprise, and shows up in the most unlikely of places! - googledrive.com
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github.com
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The Estrogen Hypothesis of Obesityplosone.org
PLOS ONE: an inclusive, peer-reviewed, open-access resource from the PUBLIC LIBRARY OF SCIENCE. Reports of well-performed scientific studies from all disciplines freely available to the whole world. -
Female Hormones May Be Making Western Men Fatmdconnects.com
Female hormones may be partly responsible for the increasing obesity rate among men, according to a new study. -
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thermal-core.com
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