Entries from February 2015 ↓

• Amazon deforestation soars after a decade of stability – environment – 27 February 2015 – New Scientist
• Google, Our Patron Saint of the Closed Web | Sealed Abstract
• What is blue and how do we see color? – Business Insider
• Russell Horton on Twitter: "http://t.co/KtCDIff3sz"
  RT @ngr_am:
• Victoria Glendinning on Mary Wesley’s The Camomile Lawn | Books | The Guardian
• Google Unveils Plan for New Corporate Campus – NYTimes.com
• The girl who gets gifts from birds – BBC News
• Run the Jewels on hip-hop’s golden age, playing Ferguson and America’s civil rights problem | Music | The Guardian
• Yes to the Dress? — The Message — Medium
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• Reddit bans revenge porn: Victims’ advocates and the ACLU react to the new rule against nonconsensual porn.
• Exclusive: Pichai On Google’s Vision, Mobile Revenue, Apple and China – Forbes
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• Real-time data analysis with Kubernetes, Redis, and BigQuery on Google Cloud Platform — Google Cloud Platform

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• Google Plans New Headquarters, and a City Fears Being Overrun – NYTimes.com
• Dick Costolo Thinks It’s O.K. to Never Tweet – NYTimes.com
• vivek-wadhwa-women-in-tech-diversity
• Gene identified that lays foundation for pancreatic cancer Medical News Today
• Mirantis Partners With Google To Bring Kubernetes To OpenStack | TechCrunch
• Research Blog: From Pixels to Actions: Human-level control through Deep Reinforcement Learning
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• London Review of Books
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• Not a "Good Guy" – Anil Dash
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• Rare Double Cyclones Sock Australia—Where Else Has This Happened?
• How Parks and Recreation served up prime-time feminism amid the laughs | Television & radio | The Guardian
• Ten things feminism has ruined for me | Life and style | The Guardian
• How the Cult of Internet Openness Enables Misogyny | Mother Jones

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• Comcast is about to have more customers for internet than TV – Quartz
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• Interview: Bruce Sterling on the Convergence of Humans and Machines « NextNature.net

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• What Selma Got Right — The Message — Medium
• Just Checking In — The Message — Medium
• MONA: Tasmania’s biggest tourist draw is a controversial museum featuring a poo machine and the chocolate-coated entrails of a suicide bomber
• Heart – Crazy On You – Ann & Nancy Wilson Live 1978 – YouTube
• Quoth the Levi’s Raven: ‘He Shoots, He Scores!’ | News Fix | KQED News
• Untitled (http://www.inc.com/will-yakowicz/how-to-help-end-gender-bias-while-hiring.html)
  RT @stubbornella: Meritocracy? Nope. "when managers hired a [lesser] candidate, two-thirds of the time the lesser candidate was a man."

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• Omer Shapira on Twitter: "Some metaphor about programming http://t.co/iYaGfI5f3W"
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• Cloudpipes
• SIM Cards and/or Pre-Paid Costa Rican Phones
• Costa Rica – Prepaid Data SIM Card Wiki
• Zeppelin! – YouTube
• CBS Evening News on Twitter: "Wow, what a shot. Ice surrounds #NYC on a cold day .@VinitaCBS has more on the record freeze http://t.co/eeO0GFW8Jl http://t.co/KYO0ICWeJR"
  great picture…Ice surrounds NYC on a cold day (via @EverythingNYC,@_jorge3_)

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• Google BigQuery Public Datasets
• Why powerful people are rarely punished appropriately – Fortune
• Spaceprob.es on Twitter: "A 6-sided jet stream at Saturn’s north pole, captured by @CassiniSaturn (using color filters) http://t.co/wNvTpFRrdy http://t.co/5vtEgGlnvU"
  RT @spaceprob_es: A 6-sided jet stream at Saturn’s north pole, captured by @CassiniSaturn (using color filters)
• JPL | Space Images | In Full View: Saturn’s Streaming Hexagon
  RT @spaceprob_es: A 6-sided jet stream at Saturn’s north pole, captured by @CassiniSaturn (using color filters)
• Weird History on Twitter: "The Japanese word ‘tsundoku’ means buying books but never getting around the reading them. #useful http://t.co/KWYzv6M0Xa"
  RT @weird_hist: The Japanese word ‘tsundoku’ means buying books but never getting around the reading them. #useful
• On the Wadhwa Within, and Leaving — Medium

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• A massive database now translates news in 65 languages in real time | Gigaom
• Hardcore Data Science: 2015 California | The Gradient Flow
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• The Snapchat and The Platypus — In Beta- — Medium
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• The Time Everyone “Corrected” the World’s Smartest Woman
• SILICON VALLEY: Boom will turn to bust – Business Insider
• Digit is the automated savings plan we’ve been waiting for | The Verge
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• The FIRE Stack: Firebase, Interface, REactors
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• Ignite Seattle is TONIGHT! | Ignite Seattle
• X-Men: Days of Future Past, Explained in Git – The Hashrocket Blog
• Frequently Asked Questions – Google Cloud Pub/Sub — Google Cloud Platform
• David Carr’s 2014 UCB School of Journalism Commencement
• Home : Epigenome Roadmap
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• Project Sheds Light on What Drives Genes – NYTimes.com
• Doctors Strive to Do Less Harm by Inattentive Care – NYTimes.com
• Google warns of US government ‘hacking any facility’ in the world | Technology | The Guardian
• Oliver Sacks on Learning He Has Terminal Cancer – NYTimes.com
• WIRED Binge-Watching Guide: Black Mirror | WIRED

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