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- John Deere drives into San Francisco looking for farm-tech engineers (sfchronicle.com)
- John Deere Acquires Valley Startup Blue River Technology for $305M (enterprisecloudnews.com)
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Post Title: "You have ruined JavaScript" This title is one instance of the dreadful habit of using imperative sentences as titles. It makes assumptions about readers that the writer could not possibly know.…
- Ag Robotics Startup Blue River Technology Raises $10 Million (techcrunch.com)
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I never left slashdot. I just stopped going there. HN was a big part of that. I wanted my tech news to be thought provoking, funny and innocent. I had plenty of sources for "real world" news and I wanted tech to be an…
- Steve, Gizmodo and the untold story of the lost iPhone. (thewirecutter.com)
- Peter Thiel: The End of the Future (nationalreview.com)
- Robotic Prius in 2008 (news.cnet.com)
- The Real Jobs Machine (realclearpolitics.com)
- Uncle Sam, Venture Capitalist (online.wsj.com)
- Yahoo CEO vs. Arrington [VID] (insignificantthoughts.com)
- Free Office Furniture in Berkeley - Very Solid (dl.dropbox.com)
- Unpaid Interns are Exploited? (realclearpolitics.com)
- On MBA's (ghostwriter.posterous.com)
- Interview with Rupert Murdoch - Covers lots of media topics [VID] (tv.nationalreview.com)
- The Tel Aviv Cluster (nytimes.com)
- Navteq Touts 3d Laser Mapping Technology (ces.cnet.com)
- Google chief favors net neutrality but is wary of regulation (washingtonpost.com)
- Nokia Keynote - Next Generation Maps [Vid] (webcast.nokia.com)
- PySide - LGPL Python bindings for Qt (arstechnica.com)
- Load Testing old Climbing Equipment (blackdiamondequipment.com)
- The Moon We Left Behind (realclearpolitics.com)
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I have a three really great desks. One is a large 'L' shaped corner desk and the other two are medium sized an multi-tiered. I also have two swivel chairs. I'm happy to give them away to anyone who's working on a…
- Technology's Great Leap Backwards (online.wsj.com)