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Penny stock trader: From $1,500 to $1 million in three yearsmoney.cnn.com
Tim Grittani began day trading penny stocks with his life savings of $1,500 three years ago. By following the lessons of penny stock guru and million Tim Sykes, the 24-year-old has raked in over $1 million in trading profits. -
The surprising reason we have a 40-hour work week (and why we should re-think it)thenextweb.com
This post originally appeared on the ooomf blog. “As long as you get your eight hours in.” I used to hear this phrase a lot. The thinking is that as long as you put ... -
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Startup Design Framework - Designmododesignmodo.com
Startup Design Framework contains components and complex blocks (PSD+HTML) which can easily be integrated into almost any design. All of these components are made in the same style, and can easily be integrated into projects, allowing you to create hun... -
Paul Dini explains why execs don't want girls watching their superhero showsboingboing.net
Comics creator Paul Dini did a guest appearance on Kevin Smith's podcast "Fatman on Batman" podcast, and talked, in part, about the gender considerations of execs in new animation/superhero kids' show design, Vi transcribed the relevant piece, in whic... -
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Day 43: SOMETHING IS ERASING MY PROGRAM WHILE IT'S RUNNING - Julia Evansjvns.ca
alternate title: “Hopefully the last day I spend all day trying to compile my code properly” (context: I’m working on writing an OS … -
Vatican, Oxford put ancient manuscripts online - Technology & Science - CBC Newscbc.ca
Rare, fragile ancient manuscripts such as the 600-year-old Gutenberg Bible can now be viewed by almost anyone online. -
Doctors and nurses need to be replaced by computers and robots (long post!) - City-Data Forumcity-data.com
Many doctors already follow simple algorithms for most of their work (doing "cookbook" medicine). AI is already advanced enough that it -
NSA goes on 60 Minutes: the definitive facts behind CBS's flawed reporttheguardian.com
Our take on five things the spy agency would like the public to believe about its vast surveillance powers -
Climate change expert's fraud was 'crime of massive proportion,' say fedsinvestigations.nbcnews.com
The EPA’s highest-paid employee and a leading expert on climate change deserves to go to prison for at least 30 months for lying to his bosses and saying he was a CIA spy working in Pakistan so he could avoid doing his real job, say federal prosecutors. -
Texts from my son during the Arapahoe shootingalternatekev.me
I'll have much, much more to say on this as I become cognizant of just what this has done to me, but I thought some people might be interested in the string of texts my son Ian and I sent back and ... -
Take $1,000, Trade Once a Day, Make $264 Billion—You Could Have Done It in 2013theatlantic.com
If you can send any article back in time to December 31, 2012, make it this one. -
Why Google isn't our Bell Labs • Zak Kukoffbegun.co
David Litwak wrote an interesting article arguing that Google is our generation’s version of Bell Labs. For those who don’t know, here’s David’s description of Bell Labs: Bell Labs was the research division of AT&T and... | Zak Kukoff | Founded Aut... - kipik.herokuapp.com
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Just Delete Me | A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services.justdelete.me
A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services and social networks. Find out how to delete your Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn accounts and more social and web services. -
Mugshots from the 1920s are Significantly Cooler Than Mugshots from Today - The Phoblographerthephoblographer.com
We recently found this collection from the Sydney Living Museums via the Historic Houses Trust that contain a plethora of mugshots from the 1920s.
