December 2011
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October 2011
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September 2011
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“Forks Over Knives”: Is the Science Legit? (A... →
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Software’s Receding Hairline - raganwald's... →
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August 2011
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Getting Your Groove Back | The Art of Ass-Kicking →
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July 2011
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The Brain on Trial - Magazine - The Atlantic →
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May 2011
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Print →
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Be lucky - it's an easy skill to learn - Telegraph →
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http://www.miltonglaser.com/pages/milton/essays/es3... →
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Q and Answer
Alvin writes:
I keep having issues... →
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orthogonality (The Illiterate Programmer and Our... →
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April 2011
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Classifying software developers →
Classifying software developers →
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March 2011
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The Art of Non-Conformity » How to Be Awesome →
The Art of Non-Conformity » How to Be Awesome →
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The Wrong Stuff : Risky Business: James... →
The Wrong Stuff : Risky Business: James... →
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Which Traits Predict Success? (The Importance of... →
Which Traits Predict Success? (The Importance of... →
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Are Carbs More Addictive Than Cocaine?: The Body :... →
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4-Hour Dentist « The Bygone Bureau (Finding a... →
4-Hour Dentist « The Bygone Bureau (Finding a... →
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January 2011
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Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior - WSJ.com →
October 2010
3 posts
Can cutting Carbohydrates from your diet make you... →
Scientists already knew how to make laboratory animals live longer and healthier lives — you just cut back their calories to about three-quarters of their normal amount.
It’s not a practical solution for humans, because you feel cold and hungry all the time.
But what Professor Kenyon found out was why drastically reducing calories has such a remarkable effect.
She discovered that it...
August 2010
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Timothy McSweeney's Internet Tendency: Short... →
July 2010
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Rands In Repose: Pick-Up →
June 2010
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Testicle... It's What's for Dinner | Eat and Drink... →
May 2010
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Drunk on the Key
NEANDERTALS LIVE! | john hawks weblog →
April 2010
3 posts
That Which Does Not Kill Me Makes Me Stranger -... →
The Guts of a New Machine →
March 2010
4 posts
Princeton researchers find that high-fructose corn... →
A Princeton University research team has demonstrated that all sweeteners are not equal when it comes to weight gain: Rats with access to high-fructose corn syrup gained significantly more weight than those with access to table sugar, even when their overall caloric intake was the same.
And they didn’t just gain more weight—they had higher levels of triglycerides, as well—both symptoms of...
The case for the 3G-capable iPad | Tablets |... →
February 2010
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Adventures in C++: Disappearing Strings
The first project for my Distributed Systems class must be done in C++. The majority of my coding efforts, however, have been in C, Objective-C, or Java. And while this project could have easily been hacked together using, essentially, only C, I decided to take the three weeks we had for the project to learn to write the best C++ solution I could.
After a few days of fumbling around with...
January 2010
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November 2009
2 posts
Back to the Land →
“If you eat too much of this food, you become sick and also fatafat. And no amount of fatafat pills will help you.”
September 2009
2 posts
Everything Is Terrible!: ADVANCED DOS STRATEGIES! (via MetaFilter)
August 2009
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July 2009
6 posts
Apollo 11 and Other Screw-Ups →
For the lunar missions, 36K words of “fixed” (read-only) memory, each word consisting of 15 bits plus a parity bit, were available for the program. In addition there were 2K words of artfully timeshared “erasable” or RAM memory. Allowing for the identical Apollo guidance computer (AGC) in the Command Module (CM), containing a program called COLOSSUS, it is correct to say...
Dieting Monkeys Offer Hope for Living Longer →
A long-awaited study of aging in rhesus monkeys suggests, with some reservations, that people could in principle fend off the usual diseases of old age and considerably extend their life span by following a special diet.