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Google's Philosophy (2004)(web.archive.org)
1 points by asnack 7y ago|0 comments
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by asnack 7y ago
I always see people recommend this book, but the reviews on amazon are terrible. I feel like it gets recommended a lot because it's popular/old, not because it's actually good/insightful.
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by asnack 7y ago
Considering most of their jobs are in mountain view, a very expensive col and developer salary area, they should consider moving somewhere more economical if they expect to live on handouts. Why should we have to support their over priced o
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by asnack 7y ago
What a wild story! But also kind of a happy ending I suppose. He didn't serve that much time and he has a pension coming. Sounds like his kid is clean too. I'm sure a book deal could be possible too, all things pending him staying
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by asnack 7y ago
Maybe a GPS tracker attached around the neck and it zaps you if you go off course. That might lead to weird rise in BDSM tourism to your area
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by asnack 7y ago
Rattlesnake ledge? Hiking in Washington is... frustrating to say the least. I've even seen whole families with small children show up to snowy trailheads in tennis shoes expecting to do the full hike while I'm walking out with an
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by asnack 7y ago
No needs to. You can live your life in ignorance all you want
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by asnack 7y ago
Every time there's a discussion about tech antitrust (google, fb, amazon, ms) people point to each of these as being their competitors, therefore, there is no monopoly or antitrust issue. Perhaps we need to rethink antitrust in the con
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A (Relatively Easy to Understand) Primer on Elliptic Curve Cryptography(blog.cloudflare.com)
2 points by asnack 7y ago|0 comments
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How a Car Engine Works(animagraffs.com)
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by asnack 7y ago
The quote stating most meat will not come from animals is from , "Rosie Wardle of the Jeremy Coller Foundation, a philanthropic organisation focused on sustainable food systems", who stated "If anything, predictions that 60%