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postgresql.org
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politics.nytimes.com
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My Microsoft Experience (1/3) - Ellen's Blogblog.ellenchisa.com
Recently, Microsoft decided to get rid of the stack rank system they used to use for reviews. I’m really happy with this decision: the stack rank negatively affected me, and many people I know. I’ve seen multiple people have the same experience: 1) Pro... -
Hidden Structure: Using Network Methods to Map System Architecture — HBS Working Knowledgehbswk.hbs.edu
All complex systems can be described in terms of their architecture, that is, as a nested hierarchy of subsystems. Despite a wealth of research highlighting the importance of understanding system architecture, however, there is little empirical evidenc... -
Founder of Facebook's Oculus hit with lawsuitreuters.com
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The founder of virtual reality glasses maker Oculus VR Inc, acquired by Facebook Inc for $2 billion, has been accused of taking confidential information he learned while working -
Inside the Obsessive World of Artisanal Cocktail Ice | WIREDwired.com
There's an all-out ninja battle going on at our finer urban cocktail establishments, and the prize at the center is a beautiful block of ice. -
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kernelmag.dailydot.com
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Floyd Zaiger a fruit innovator to the worldsfgate.com
At heart, Zaiger is a San Joaquin farmer, and his headquarters, with its sprawling orchards and weathered buildings, could be mistaken for any neighboring farm, save for the large gaggle of pickups in front. Experts take the tourThe group includes UC ... -
‘Does MapQuest still exist?’ As a matter of fact, it does.washingtonpost.com
Verizon’s deal to buy AOL gives the pioneering online mapper a shot at new relevance. -
APOD: 2015 May 24 - Space Shuttle Risingapod.nasa.gov
A different astronomy and space science related image is featured each day, along with a brief explanation. -
The Great Decoupling: An Interview with Erik Brynjolfsson and Andrew McAfeehbr.org
Output is on the rise, but workers aren’t sharing in the bounty. - yougov.co.uk
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Superman Hasn't Always Been the Perfect Herotheatlantic.com
In his earliest days, the Man of Steel was vengeful, cynical, and even cruel. -
MIDNIGHT’S GROWN-UPSmoreintelligentlife.com
In 1967, an Indian film-maker asked 20-year-olds what they thought of their country. Nearly half a century later, Samanth Subramanian goes in search of the same people to see what they make of India now - ics.uci.edu
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Cratejoy - Director of Marketingjobs.lever.co
Who you are: You are obsessive about SaaS marketing and growth. You read growthhackers.com AND inbound.org (and listen to about 20 marketing podcasts). You have opinions. You've tried things and you know what works well and what doesn't. You use data a...
