Inside the hidden history of secretaries and stenographers at Princeton
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Dream logic: An essay on belief, superstition, and love
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Looking back at the Future of Humanity Institute
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History is in the making - It's technology and ideas, not politics, that change our lives the most. History should reflect that.
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We built our house for LAN parties
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How to be a wise optimist about science and technology?
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Global value of music copyright soars to $45.5bn, now worth more than cinema
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Power creep and the collapse of the Roman Republic
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Mathematicians discover a new kind of shape that’s all over nature (3D tessellating forms)
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“Solidarity is the only thing that can save us”: An interview with Astra Taylor and Leah Hunt-Hendrix
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The price America paid for its first big immigration crackdown
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1891 New Orleans lynchings
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‘Wicked’ and ‘Gladiator II’ AKA ‘Glicked’ fuel $205m combined weekend, best pre-Thanksgiving frame in eleven years
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The Business-School research scandal that just keeps getting bigger
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Post-OCSP certificate revocation in the Web PKI
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I now think a heretical form of Christianity might be true
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Book review: Eric Turkheimer's "Understanding the Nature-Nurture Debate"
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Dwayne Johnson became the world’s biggest movie star. Now he’s trying to disappear.
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Why I will always be angry about software engineering
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The online sports gambling experiment has failed
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Quincy Jones has a story about that
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The death and life of prediction markets at Google
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When Machine Learning Tells the Wrong Story
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Don't contribute anything relevant in web forums like Reddit
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Notes on Guyana
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The English Paradox: Four decades of life and language in Japan
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How China is like the 19th century US
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Christopher Kirchhoff on military innovation and the future of war
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MLB's top twenty-five free agents for 2025
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Poking Holes in Potatoes: An excerpt from Brian Taylor Cohen's book, SHAMELESS
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Which summer 2024 anime are popular in the US compared to Japan
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Scientists are racing to find out whether the rapid retreat of glaciers could drive a surge in eruptions as magma builds under Iceland
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‘We were wrong’: An oral history of WIRED’s original website
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Yes, we did discover the Higgs!
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Richard’s Cambridge and Oxford cycle route
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The secret Internal Revenue Service files: Trove of never-before-seen records reveal how the wealthiest Americans avoid income tax
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Character.AI faces US lawsuit after teen's suicide
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Slowly booting full Linux on the intel 4004 for fun, art, and absolutely no profit
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Intuit asked us to delete part of this Decoder episode
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Never missing the train again, thanks to Rust
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The lunar Olympic games
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The Stallman report
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Reflections on Palantir
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ADE 651
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Why I use KDE
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A trail gone cold
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The life-changing magic of Japanese clutter
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Epiousion
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Following a family mystery to Iceland's remotest village – in his grandfather's footsteps, Oliver Smith heads to a tiny off-grid community at the tip of the Hornstrandir peninsula
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Book review: Nine Lives
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