While Facebook and Google are attempting to deal with the problem of fake news by denying that they are publishers, Wikitribune founder Jimmy Wales is going in the opposite direction.

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Why are so many product design teams releasing design systems these days? This question was originally answered on Quora by David Cole and Adam Michela.

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In order for flying cars to become a reality, we’ll have to strike a deal with the birds first.

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The new British pound coin is said to be the most secure coin ever made, thanks to a myriad of security features that make it very difficult to forge. In this article, I delve into some of the science behind the security.

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Managing a complex network can be an arduous task. The first step is understanding how it works.

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Despite an uprising of hardware startups, recent events have reconfirmed the risk and difficulty of succeeding in that space. While corporations have resources, Chinese startups ramp up fast, and investors turning away, how can any VR startup compete when the stakes are so high and chances so low?

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Sneaking a look at the mirror while on your way to the shower, putting on a little makeup before a hot date, uploading fifty different photos of your utterly ordinary visage to Instagram. What is life without a little narcissism?

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Vinod Khosla, the billionaire Sun Microsystems founder and venture capitalist, is today leading a $24.5 million financing of a whimsically named diagnostic company, Two Pore Guys, that he says could fulfill a long-held goal: making the blood test business more like the software industry.

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