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by than 2y ago
Missed opportunity to call the successor `whodat`
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by than 8y ago
We’ve been using https://MJML.io and Handlebars and owning the rendering on our end. It’s been a breeze.
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by than 8y ago
If you're interested in prions and some heavy science, I would highly recommend reading the research blogs of Eric and Sonia. http://www.cureffi.org/ and http://www.prionalliance.org/blog/ > Wi
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by than 8y ago
Yes! And the results have been outstanding! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wealth_inequality_in_the_Unite...
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by than 9y ago
It's more like the Polish Acquisition.
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by than 10y ago
Radiolab had a fascinating segment on US blood banks and how cutthroat the blood economy can be. In many cases, your local blood bank might be arbitraging blood from different areas of the country. http://www.radiolab.org/st
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by than 10y ago
Nobody goes there anymore.
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by than 10y ago
Reading the post, it just seemed like an interesting and feasible challenge, as well as a learning opportunity — not an ideological purity test.
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If you use Waze, hackers can stalk you(fusion.net)
9 points by than 10y ago|1 comments
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by than 10y ago
Real bugs don't have fancy websites. http://heartbleed.com
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by than 11y ago
It's so amazing that it works! (Donor here as well.) I would love to see the support system expanded. Even with the recipient's insurance footing the bill for the surgery, there's still a significant burden on donors to be ab
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by than 11y ago
My new favorite trap is the MOUNTWEAZEL, a lexicographical trap street embedded in dictionaries to catch infringers. Good episode of the The Allusionist podcast: http://www.theallusionist.org/allusionist/mountweazel
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by than 11y ago
No up-selling travel insurance? They're leaving money on the launchpad.
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by than 11y ago
How did he arm the darn thing without setting it off?
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by than 11y ago
This is perfect timing. I've had a back-burnered project waiting for a response from the API folks.
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by than 11y ago
Not to mention the tell-tale flight paths: http://publicradio1.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/newscut/files/20... via http://blogs.mprnews.org/newscut/2015/05/mysterious-plane-ha...
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by than 11y ago
White Bear
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by than 12y ago
Exactly as much good as Bill Watterson wanted it to.
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by than 12y ago
This looks great. Here's the best Sublime replacement icon I've found: http://dewith.com/2014/muir-yosemite-icons-volume-ii/
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by than 12y ago
It's in the form of a book, which is a companion to an exhibition of his work at the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1449460364/ref=as_li_tl?ie=...
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by than 12y ago
Honest question: Why do you feel entitled to more of his work? I believe it's more useful to be thankful for something that was given than to be angry that you didn't get more . Watterson: > This isn't as hard to unders
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by than 12y ago
A measly 1,826,163% since 1964. SELL.
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by than 12y ago
Robots don't have a sense of humor. And the article is about how voice recognition is just in its infancy.
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by than 12y ago
It is a well known fact that one can deduce the quality of a software product simply by the the number that comes after its name.
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by than 12y ago
Pronounced 'bee-peg'?
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by than 12y ago
And Jo-Ann Fabric: http://www.joann.com
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by than 12y ago
http://sandwichvideo.com
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App-specific passwords required for third party apps using iCloud(support.apple.com)
1 points by than 12y ago|0 comments
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by than 12y ago
Worth watching again, the introduction to the Wolfram language: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_P9HqHVPeik
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by than 12y ago
MacWorld was such a big part of my childhood, and a catalyst for why I'm able to make a living making things on the web today. I hope the talented writers and editors who've been laid off get snapped up quickly.

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