c4mden

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   by c4mden 1y ago

   They invested heavily in early literacy programs and literacy training for K-3 teachers.
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   by c4mden 6y ago

   Thanks, I hate it :>
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   by c4mden 8y ago

   Related article from a few years back that I've found myself referencing in many discussions since: https://www.damninteresting.com/the-ethyl-poisoned-earth/
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   by c4mden 10y ago

   “We now have high confidence that they hacked the D.N.C. and the R.N.C., and conspicuously released no documents” from the Republican organization, one senior administration official said, referring to the Russians. http://www.ny
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   by c4mden 12y ago

   There've been a few nine-figure acquisitions of companies that help traditional colleges expand online, with John Wiley buying deltak.edu for $220mm, and Pearson buying EmbanetCompass for $650mm, both in 2012.
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   by c4mden 12y ago

   Except, with an RSS feed, you can be assured that you are receiving ALL of the content that is being published by the site you are following. With Facebook, you are at the mercy of a black-box algorithm that decides which posts you want to
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   by c4mden 13y ago

   Never mind the inherent dangers of open lines-of-sight: http://www.theonion.com/articles/open-floor-plan-increases-o...
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   by c4mden 13y ago

   As someone previously burned by this business model, let me be the first to tell you how right you are. I built a small business around their SOAP search API some seven years ago, and received a commercial license and increased API usage t