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by 32ftpersecond 15y ago
Thank you, $39.99 for the paper on the link seemed steep. If it went to the authors I would have no problem paying for it but as we all know - it's not.
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Neuromarketing firm explores America's non-conscious consumer behavior (forbes.com)
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by 32ftpersecond 15y ago
> We don't need more philosophers. Disagree. There would be no computer science without philosophy (but not the other way around). > ...imagine how boring CS would be if people were ignorant of all of those other subjects. If we eli
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by 32ftpersecond 15y ago
Stuy High alumnus here ('04). Applications to the Stuy, BK Tech and BX Sci are more rigorous than most college applications - considering this high school is not basing entrance acceptance on GPA/Attendance, what could they possibly be usin
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by 32ftpersecond 15y ago
> When we designed the game, we were looking at Facebook where aquarium games were very popular – and the average player, according to various blogs was a 43 year old woman! Reallly?
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by 32ftpersecond 15y ago
> creative editing Brilliant. Without a doubt they cut their interviews every way possible - but give it to them that at least they're honest about it and still refer to themselves as "fake news."
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by 32ftpersecond 15y ago
W/r/t penny auctions: In November, an Oregon man filed a federal lawsuit alleging that one of the largest auction sites, Quibids.com, was really a gambling site masquerading as an auction site. The suit seeks class-action status and asks fo
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by 32ftpersecond 15y ago
Especially because the target demographic is children (let's hope) for this game, I would not hesitate to call this freemium game-model a text-book scam.
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by 32ftpersecond 15y ago
What kind of sorting algorithm are you using for the videos based on their geo-location? If I search "New York City" on YouTube, I receive far different and probably more relevant videos than when I search "New York City" on MapsTube. Cool
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by 32ftpersecond 15y ago
The Classics are timeless and thus always relevant, that's why they're still read today. Can anyone really argue that reading Jimmy Carter over Cicero or Marcus Aurelius is preferable because of temporal relevancy factors?
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by 32ftpersecond 15y ago
But we've strayed away from the old knowledge (e.g. classics) -- the stuff that keeps repeating itself...
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by 32ftpersecond 15y ago
Now all they need is a text-to-speech feature to fully rip off Qwiki in this new(ish) innovation.
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by 32ftpersecond 15y ago
Just read these all in Rodney Dangerfield's voice, delightful.
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by 32ftpersecond 15y ago
see: G H Hardy's "A Mathematician's Apology"
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Google bets $20K that Chrome can't be hacked(computerworld.com)
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by 32ftpersecond 16y ago
Red Bull - definitely Red Bull -
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by 32ftpersecond 16y ago
Right, but aren't we sort of underestimating GS's ability to tag oss with just about anything proprietary-ish, then, when one of your top programmers quits to join (or co-found) a firm in a competing industry (H-FT), maybe hold it over thei
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by 32ftpersecond 16y ago
This. And the fourth video related to Radiohead was a 2 hour and 24 minute video of the 4th meeting of the Bipartisan Fiscal Commission in the USA... a la http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSXhjjsRcCQ&feature=playe...
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by 32ftpersecond 16y ago
Ubuntu One is free for a certain amount (relatively large) and larger plans are really reasonable. But, not sure if you're running any Linux boxes.
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Mark Zuckerberg To Give $100 Million To Newark Schools(huffingtonpost.com)
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by 32ftpersecond 16y ago
... I have to go return some video-tapes.
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Happy Bloomsday(en.wikipedia.org)
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Facebook CEO says no date in mind for IPO(reuters.com)
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Explained: Knightian uncertainty (web.mit.edu)
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Hackers take over BP Twitter feed(csmonitor.com)
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IsoHunt Forced to Shut Down in the US(torrentfreak.com)
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Leveraging Facebook to Find a Job(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Google Taps Employees to Crowdsource Its Venture Capital Arm (wired.com)
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Starcraft II launches July 27(gamespot.com)
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Steve Jobs, 1996: "Good Artists Copy, Great Artists Steal"(gizmodo.com)
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