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lvevjo
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There is some evidence of a correlation between oral hygiene and Alzheimer's: http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/264164.php Basically, people with poor oral hygiene are more likely to develop Alzheimer'
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Inglehart–Welzel Cultural Map
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Verizon's Pitch: Upload Speeds to Match Download
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The New Editors of the Internet
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Expedition to the lost net (2001)
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The CIA's Reckless Breach of Trust
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Electronic Waste Orchestra Turns Trash into Tunes
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Blocking pain receptors extends lifespan, boosts metabolism in mice
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Roger Schell on long-term computer security research
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An Idiot's Guide to Inequality
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In Facing National Security Dilemmas, CIA Puts Probabilities Into Words
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No skyscraper stagnation
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Can an Argentine startup reinvent governance through a smartphone app?
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There are a few neuroscientists on HN. Can someone chime in on this? Does the "computationally intensive" approach that the Europeans appear to be taking, i.e. relying on lots of computer simulations of the brain to increase our u
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Neuroscientists Object to Europe's Human Brain Project
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What universal human experiences are you missing without realizing it?
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12y ago
Abstract: http://www.pnas.org/content/early/2014/05/21/1407083111 Another recent ant-related story: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7658551
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Ant groups 'more efficient than Google' in processing data, new study finds
(independent.co.uk)
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Has anyone actually encountered one of these in the wild? If so, did it "help", i.e. was it a net positive?
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Worms with good intent
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You might be interested in Stephen Greenblatt's essay "Invisible Bullets", especially the first part of it, where he discusses Harriot quite a bit. Here is a brief summary of what he has to say about Harriot: https:/&#x
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Reassembling a 5.25" floppy that has been cut to pieces with scissors [video]
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The article is pretty old. Has anyone tried to exploit this loophole since then?
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Frontline: United States of Secrets (Part Two) [video]
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Regarding vitamin D, I would add that the only way to make sure your vitamin D level is sufficient is to get tested. Relying on the DRI alone will leave some people insufficient. I expect that many Soylent users will be insufficient and may
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I'm bothered by the amount of maltodextrin. (Among other things. But this jumps out at me.) Assuming this is correct: http://blog.soylent.me/post/68180382810/soylent-1-0-macronut... That's a lot. As you
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Bristol stool scale
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I got this from Schneier's blog: https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2014/05/new_al_qaeda_...
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How Al-Qaeda Uses Encryption Post-Snowden
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How extreme isolation warps the mind
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