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riveteye

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    Comment #14586655

    They do not take into account the mass introduction of environmental contaminants following the 1880s Industrial Revolution.

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    Forget Elf on the Shelf: Worry about Hello Barbie, actual child surveillance toy

    https://www.toytalk.com/hellobarbie/privacy/ Search for 'research' or 'data analysis'. At a bare minimum, Mattel now has a 'focus group' of every child they have successfully sold …

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    Comment #8178704

    UPDATED: So this little article has travelled pretty far! There were a lot of good tips, comments and insights into the origin of [x] but none as good as this email that I received…

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    Comment #6020638

    I strongly believe that work is not a job.* Work is what you do in your life every day to create value for yourself and for the people you care about. Your work should make you hap…

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    Comment #6014633

    Thanks! HN search ahoy!

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    Comment #6014597

    This is helpful, thanks. I'm looking for a guide to A/B Testing, and other related tests for Web Analytics. Any advice?

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    Comment #5948691

    I suspect this is to counteract the search algorithm problem Google was having earlier that equated "gayest" to "worst": http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/05/23/google-search-algo…

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    Comment #5948651

    Exactly! Just marriage. I've noticed that this is happening in Canada already, albeit slowly. Like in this article: http://www.theglobeandmail.com/life/the-hot-button/brides-re...

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    Comment #5937185

    I want to emphasize this. Always use appropriate safety equipment when exploring old buildings. Steel-toed boots are also a very good idea, in addition to a respirator. http://en.w…

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    Comment #5863607

    If a graphic designer/data-driven/infographic designer made this pretty I'd buy one for my cube wall...

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    Comment #5839878

    Selective enforcement has got to go. It's an infringement on all of our rights as human beings. Get rid of selective enforcement, and you get rid of ridiculous laws?

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    Comment #5839864

    I should probably add I'm in favour of full and open access to all data. For CIA Directors and Fishmongers alike. There should be no secrets. This half-assed 'privacy for the power…

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    Comment #5839806

    Privacy is an illusion, and a dangerous one. It allows dishonest people to appear honest, and further perpetuates the lie of 'normal'. It closes minds and turns us against other pe…

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    Comment #5651563

    Yeah, I'm a member of a hackerspace which is almost entirely made up of PhD's, engineers, security specialists, artists, creatives, inventors and innovators and almost all of what …

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    Comment #5646145

    Hmm. I was under the impression that burning garbage is different in that you are burning carbon that is already in play in the carbon cycle system - unlike burning coal, which wit…

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    Comment #5638081

    I know exactly the kind of mindset it takes to do 'experiments' like this: Clever, mischievous, inquisitive, questioning, maybe even a little defiant but not malicious. Never malic…

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    Comment #5607404

    Learn from other people, let people learn from you. A great way to cultivate a more fulsome understanding of a topic is to try to describe it to others, to share your understanding…

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    Comment #5590596

    By selecting the right candidates for the right traits (traits previously unquantifiable and untenable before Big Data techniques) these companies might eventually, in the long ter…

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    Comment #5371247

    I love Codecademy, like, as an addict, but it doesn't teach anyone how to make anything. This could probably be seen as a serious problem, but not a problem with Codecademy, more o…

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    Comment #5318934

    MOOCs combine the INCREDIBLE FREEDOM (and efficacy) of self-directed learning with the benefit of access to discipline-leading educators, scaleable web-based interactivity, and act…