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One Twin Exercises, the Other Doesn'twell.blogs.nytimes.com
Identical twins who shared the same sports and other physical activities as youngsters but different exercise habits as adults soon developed quite different bodies and brains, a new study from Finland found. -
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Screendoor - Beautiful Forms for Enterprisedobt.co
The easiest way for governments and non-profits to build online forms and evaluate submissions. - archiveteam.org
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Yahoo and Alibaba: Joined at the Balance Sheetmedium.com
Behind Marissa Mayer’s SpinCo, a company that holds Chinese Internet stock and keeps investors off her back. -
YC-Backed Outbound Helps Businesses Message Customers Over Both Email And Mobiletechcrunch.com
With the shift to mobile devices, businesses today have a need to reach their customers wherever they are - and that includes marketing to their customers.. -
Vanhawks Raises $1.6M To Help Put The Valour Smartbike On The Roadtechcrunch.com
Smartbike startup Vanhawks, part of the Y Combinator Winter 2015 class, has raised $1.6 million from Real Ventures, Olympic triathlon gold medallist Simon.. - metatalk.metafilter.com
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Actually, that 'off target' 1995 anti-Internet column was amazingly on-targetlatimes.com
Back in 1995, astronomer and computer expert Clifford Stoll wrote an article for Newsweek dismissing all the excitement about something called the Internet. It was headlined, "The Internet? Bah!" -
Plague outbreaks that ravaged Europe for centuries were driven by climate changes in Asiatheconversation.com
The disease didn't linger in European 'rodent reservoirs' but was instead reimported each time droughts caused a crash in Central Asian rat numbers. -
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The Social Radar: What I Did at Y Combinatorfoundersatwork.posthaven.com
Culture matters for startups. For a startup to succeed, it must have a culture that reflects what it wants to achieve. This is one of my areas of expertise. I've spent the past decade focusing on Y... -
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Friends remember Microsoft designer killed in Redmond crashkirotv.com
For those who loved and worked with 30-year-old Mike Ey, he was a man who made life better for those around him while he was in the process of trying to change the world. -
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The Night My Girlfriend Dissociated and Forgot Who I Was | VICE | United Kingdomvice.com
Because of her dissociative identity disorder, I was a stranger in the eyes of the woman I loved. -
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Like Humans, Apes Make Irrational Economic Decisionstheatlantic.com
New research suggests that choice biases, such as loss aversion, might be evolutionarily ancient. -
From massive supercomputers come tiniest transistorsphys.org
A relentless global effort to shrink transistors has made computers continually faster, cheaper and smaller over the last 40 years. This effort has enabled chipmakers to double the number of transistors on a chip roughly every 18 months—a trend referre...