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Critical Design Critical Futures - The Challenges of Beginning a Scholarly Debate in the 21st Centurycd-cf.org
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Mystery of Ceres' bright spots growsnature.com
New data from NASA mission suggest varied origins for tantalizing gleams on dwarf planet's surface. -
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How a bacterial cell recognizes its own DNAsciencedaily.com
It may come as a bit of a surprise to learn that bacteria have an immune system -- in their case to fight off invasive viruses called phages. And like any immune system -- from single-celled to human -- the first challenge of the bacterial immune syste... -
LA's Proposed Parking Signs Are Brilliantly Simple | WIREDwired.com
Over the next six months, LA will install 100 new easy-to-read parking signs, based on a project by a New York designer. -
Subway station toilets: a surprisingly accurate indicator of urban civilisationtheguardian.com
Reacting to the poor offering of public amenities, apps like Airpnp – which allows users to find and use clean private toilets nearby – are filling the gap where government provisions fail -
Kaspersky and INTERPOL Say Blockchain is Vulnerableinsidebitcoins.com
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Streets of Dreams; When You're Asleep, New York Becomes Another Worldnytimes.com
EVERY night, behind millions of closed eyelids, little New York movies flicker, as fleetingly as yesterday's fireworks: images of an Upper West Side apartment where one room opens into another, then another; of verdant midtown oases; of downtown lofts... -
Just Enough Clojure for Riemannkartar.net
TL;DR - This is not a comprehensive guide to Clojure, but it will get you started. This is also an excerpt from my forthcoming book - The Art of Monitoring. It'll also be available in the Riemann documentation at some point too. -
Worst-case optimal joins, in dataflowfrankmcsherry.org
I’ve gotten timely dataflow in Rust up and running exciting computations! I’m going to explain one that I think is especially cool, and that I’m going to tr... -
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