I got back from Argentina on Thursday. Not enjoying the New York summer, and missing my Buenos Aires lifestyle, but overall, happy to be home. Maybe now I’ll get back to my blog.
Stay tuned.
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Recent deliciousNYU’s Gilded Age: Students Struggle With Debt While Vacation Homes Are Lavished on the University’s Elite | Alternet http://t.co/1rBkanEhAs
Startups find millions in missing revenue with help from an old friend: the accountant http://t.co/OZTebQ2zx6
A @NYTimes profile on Snowden; a digital life on @ArsTechnica. http://t.co/RaV2QI7bAT More from @ArsTechnica itself: http://t.co/cuB7vUXih1
A @NYTimes profile on Snowden; a digital life on @ArsTechnica. http://t.co/RaV2QI7bAT More from @ArsTechnica itself: http://t.co/cuB7vUXih1
The platform of Teddy Roosevelt's progressive party from 1912 has relevance today http://t.co/7QHRpcXuDp "A Contract with the People"
"How Happiness Changes With Age" http://t.co/VzPE6UKG1E > Less anticipation, more contentment.
supervisord looks like a nice way to daemonize processes under unix-like systems h/t @amontalenti http://t.co/Wu30hjrBbm
The rise of the rest: Startups look beyond Silicon Valley http://t.co/GNV1WQKMhi @StartupAmerica @StartupWeekend @UPGlobal #Entrepreneurs
How Not to Be Alone http://t.co/TTm30AtUHr Impactful essay. Though, email & blogging are actually superior to what they replaced.
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