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How I trained myself to wake up at 5:30 every morning
(stevepavlina.com)
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102 points submitted 1 day ago by mordel
41 comments
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Why haven't we heard from anyone yet? A plain-English look at the Fermi paradox
(naic.edu)
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74 points submitted 1 day ago by emk
9 comments
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The real stories behind the few people who survived impossible falls
(greenharbor.com)
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57 points submitted 1 day ago by ilokis
23 comments
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I found this encoded code from a QR code but I can't decode it. Any help?
(mahbod.me)
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13 points submitted 3 hours ago by mattknox
6 comments
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Greasemonkey might quietly change how people use the web
(nivi.com)
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19 points submitted 6 hours ago by Russell
14 comments
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A developer rewrote Reddit in Python just to compare it with Lisp
(reddit.com)
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9 points submitted 1 hour ago by dbrand
11 comments
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Student buys an iPod for $4.99 after swapping barcodes at self-checkout
(denverpost.com)
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5 points submitted 39 minutes ago by lupin_sansei
18 comments
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Scans of Dijkstra's handwritten manuscripts are online
(cs.utexas.edu)
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4 points submitted 1 hour ago by hhg
5 comments
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Economics in One Lesson is still the clearest intro I've found
(jim.com)
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4 points submitted 51 minutes ago by hhg
7 comments
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Why does mathematics end up describing the physical world so well?
(dartmouth.edu)
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4 points submitted 2 hours ago by modulus
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