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www.washingtonpost.com 9y ago

Troubling examples of ‘pseudoscience’ at the Cleveland Clinic

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sciencebasedmedicine.org 9y ago

Cleveland Clinic Fully Embraces Pseudoscience

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www.hpcwire.com 9y ago

Knupath Hermosa chip

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www.motherjones.com 9y ago

Blackwater linked figure to run education

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www.historyofphilosophy.net 9y ago

History of philosophy, “without any gaps.”

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www.chinadaily.com.cn 9y ago

Decipher an oracle bone character, earn $14,700

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news.ycombinator.com 9y ago

Tesla (TSLA) CEO Musk 'Most Deceptive CEO I've Ever Seen,'

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stream20.census.abs.gov.au 9y ago

Australian Census crashes

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blogs.wsj.com 10y ago

How Tesla lost 4 billion dollars

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www.bizjournals.com 10y ago

Dick sticks up for Theranos

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www.latimes.com 10y ago

Inside the Southern California factory that makes the Donald Trump hats

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www.interfluidity.com 10y ago

Interfluidity: an entertaining blog that is popular with hedge fund analysts

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www.liberum.com 10y ago

Glencore Interactive Model

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www.history.com 10y ago

Algerians massacred in Paris in 1961

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www.forbes.com 10y ago

Sorry, but That New Glass from Japanese Researchers Isn't Unbreakable

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yosemite.epa.gov 10y ago

2016 Audi A6 Quattro, A7 Quattro, A8, A8L, and Q5 Affected by VW Cheat

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www.wired.com 10y ago

OK, Theranos: Here’s the Data the World Needs to See

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ftalphaville.ft.com 10y ago

Why Soylent is a dangerous cult

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ftalphaville.ft.com 10y ago

This is nuts. When’s the crash?

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ftalphaville.ft.com 10y ago

This is Tesla. When does Musk crash?

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www.timeslive.co.za 11y ago

Known criminal currently driving for Uber in Australia

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news.ycombinator.com 11y ago

Ask HN: Is BTRFS the new HURD?

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"Hours after Hutchins was arrested by the FBI, more than $130,000 (£100,000) of the bitcoin ransom taken by the creators of WannaCry was moved within the bitcoin network for the first time since the outbreak."

Brain cutting and histopathology See http://www.bu.edu/alzresearch/brain-cutting-636x433/

"one of a variety of silver impregnation staining techniques, such as the modified Bielschowski or Gallyas technique, or the fluorochrome dye thioflavin S is typically employed to visualize neurofibrillary tangles

Because these techniques require either specialized equipment (the thioflavin S stain requires the use of a fluorescence microscope with specialized excitatory and barrier filters) or experienced histotechnologists (in the case of silver impregnation stains), most anatomic pathologists in general practice lack the capability to properly evaluate brain specimens submitted for the diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease. Such specimens are best referred to specialized neuropathology laboratories where the necessary experience and facilities are in place."

''Despite the concerns of some engineers, SMCS-NG was created as a port to Microsoft Windows of the SMCS infrastructure and applications, a move which some commentators have termed "Windows for Warships".

The UK's Defence Ministry later gave assurances, through questions in the UK parliament, that this is a low risk use of Microsoft Windows. However, some other suppliers have taken a different path.

The console for the new Sonar 2076 supplied by Thales Underwater Systems for the Astute class submarines, and which may be retro-fitted to other classes, are built as PCs running Linux rather than Windows.''

Softlayer is being IBMified into nonexistence:

"In the coming days, weeks, and months, you'll start seeing 'Bluemix' more and more where you're used to seeing 'SoftLayer'. Because the legacy SoftLayer offerings and legacy Bluemix offerings will be available from a unified cloud platform, we're bringing them all under the Bluemix brand," SoftLayer's digital content director Kevin Hazard said.

"IBM isn't planning on changing the substance of SoftLayer's systems, products, services, and support, but it will phase the name out as it moves everything, including the SoftLayer blog over to Bluemix domains.

"BMAP is the coolest.

Pulls up a global map with "near-realtime" locations of cargo ships, offshore oil derricks and wind farms, tropical depressions and hurricanes, uranium mines, all kinds of crazy stuff.

You can zoom in on the Panama Canal and see which oil tankers under whose flag are waiting in line to pass through, where they're going and how much oil they're carrying.

You can sort the world's ocean-going cargo vessels by commodity, to see where all the orange juice is."

https://www.quora.com/What-are-the-coolest-functions-on-Bloo...