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www.bmj.com 1y ago

Anger, despair, and defiance from a voice within the US federal research system

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foreignpolicy.com 7y ago

The Nobel Prize for climate catastrophe

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nypost.com 7y ago

Brooklyn students hold walkout in protest of Facebook-designed online program

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12factor.net 7y ago

The Twelve-Factor App

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fullfact.org 7y ago

UK Dept for Education gets a failing grade on statistics

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hookedondata.org 7y ago

12 Guidelines for A/B Testing

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motherboard.vice.com 7y ago

Researchers Discover a Pattern to the Distribution of Prime Numbers

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sinews.siam.org 7y ago

Research Software Engineer: A New Career Track?

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www.technologyreview.com 7y ago

Chaff Bugs: Deterring Attackers by Making Software Buggier

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www.cs.utexas.edu 8y ago

CS109: Ethical Foundations of Computer Science

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www.nytimes.com 8y ago

Income Mobility Charts for Girls, Asian-Americans and Other Groups

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flowingdata.com 8y ago

Most common occupations by age

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motherboard.vice.com 8y ago

‘Deep Voice’ Software Can Clone Anyone's Voice with Just 3.7 Seconds of Audio

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www.nature.com 8y ago

Genetically engineered maize: a meta-analysis of 21 years of field data

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thehill.com 8y ago

FCC votes to limit program funding internet access for low-income communities

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www.dnainfo.com 8y ago

De Blasio Announces Crackdown on E-Bike Riders

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www.scientistsmarchonwashington.com 9y ago

Scientists' March on Washington

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bigstory.ap.org 9y ago

AP: Across US, police officers abuse confidential databases

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www.theguardian.com 9y ago

3% of Americans own 50% of guns in the US

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uk.businessinsider.com 9y ago

Walmart hired Lockheed Martin to watch its employees

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www.latimes.com 9y ago

Immigrants don't commit more crimes. Why does the myth persist?

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www.technologyreview.com 9y ago

Neural networks reveal gender bias in language

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www.washingtonpost.com 9y ago

Facebook is censoring some posts on Indian Kashmir

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www.aljazeera.com 9y ago

Iran destroys 100,000 moral-corrupting satellite dishes

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boingboing.net 9y ago

Mexican indigenous groups form co-op phone company to serve 356 municipalities

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www.theguardian.com 9y ago

China seeks to eradicate 'vile effect' of independent journalism

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gizmodo.com 9y ago

Facebook admits its algorithms blocked links to Wikileaks's DNC emails

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www.reuters.com 10y ago

Brazil judge blocks WhatsApp over data in criminal case

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www.bbc.co.uk 10y ago

Turkey coup: 15,200 education staff suspended

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blog.stackoverflow.com 10y ago

Stack Overflow’s 2016 Developer Survey Data

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Malaga? I visit every year, and last time I checked there was only Ericsson, Siemens and a group at the university doing human centred robotics... A quick online search leads me to the MalagaMakers meetup (which unfortunately has been quiet since January) and a few small tech companies. Do you know of any hubs or interesting companies there?

I certainly noticed the city becoming a bit more modern in recent years, with the whole SoHo thing and the Pompidou, but it generally always seems to be aimed towards boosting tourism. I'm really happy to hear that there's something else going on [:

This is a phenomenal initiative for libraries using browser-accessible catalogues, but I wonder if it can be used with non-browser catalogue programs like absysNET...

My mom works in a library which uses an Oracle-based catalog, not in a web browser, called absysNET (OPAC). Would it be possible to run this on the RPi?

Repetitive manual labour seems as good a proxy as any for productivity. It would be nigh on impossible to find such a robust index for software development work, but other modern professions, particularly repetitive ones, e.g. administrative positions, may be an interesting population to study today.

Software specifically is too variable to accurately measure productivity. It's too subjective. Not only from a personal point of view, but also dependent on the task. Given the tendency towards automating the boring tasks, it seems that conducting such a study in the software development world becomes less and less likely.