@isnfreiman68 @gallopingael @kenarneson At 22 inches long, their baby is .275 Freimans. Except he's a Freiman, so… #HowManyFreimans
— Nick Mediati (@dtnick) December 2, 2014
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# 2014.12.01 – 17:59
The Short, Josh Donaldson Trade Story Based on Platoon Splits
# 2014.12.01 – 11:31
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The sustainability of a faceless franchise http://t.co/06UPblVPLV
— Athletics Nation (@athleticsnation) December 1, 2014
# 2014.12.01 – 00:00
Vimeo: Wanderers – a short film by Erik Wernquist
Wanderers – a short film by Erik Wernquist
# 2014.11.30 – 02:34
Quote from Tumblr
You don’t win fights by thinking of big ideas but by thinking of tricks that work in one particular case.
Paul Graham
# 2014.11.29 – 10:01
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Wait… what? Did I just have too much leftover turkey?
— Russell A. Carleton (@pizzacutter4) November 29, 2014
# 2014.11.28 – 20:05
Transcript of J Smooth’s speech on Ferguson, riots and human limits
# 2014.11.27 – 07:54
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ICYMI, now at the VORG, my #Thanksgiving message of gratitude to the baseball blogosphere http://t.co/v1OSt5rVKN #mlb
— Diane Firstman (@dianagram) November 27, 2014
# 2014.11.26 – 18:09
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preserving for Scrabble posterity here pic.twitter.com/IVWjCug4II
— Diane Firstman (@dianagram) November 26, 2014
# 2014.11.26 – 18:09
Barack Obama, Ferguson, and the Evidence of Things Unsaid
# 2014.11.26 – 17:35
Solving the Mystery of Link Imbalance: A Metastable Failure State at Scale
Facebook engineers track down a tricky bug.
# 2014.11.26 – 17:17
Why women leave tech: what the research says
# 2014.11.25 – 19:54
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Vice asked last week if I could write some flash sci-fi about Uber. This was incredibly fun to do: http://t.co/wZoibuQg52
— Paul Ford (@ftrain) November 24, 2014
# 2014.11.25 – 13:27
Quote from Tumblr
What this means is that the closer consecutive pitches are to one another at the swing decision point, the less distance apart they need to arrive at home plate to generate higher than normal swing and miss rates.
Jon Roegele
# 2014.11.24 – 11:16
Why People Take Risks To Help Others: Altruism’s Roots In The Brain
from: November 23, 2014 at 11:06AM
# 2014.11.23 – 11:06
Claims about cetaceans (speculative)
# 2014.11.23 – 11:06
Constructed Criteria: Redefining Merit to Justify Discrimination (pdf)
“Indeed, in Experiment 1, participants who exhibited the most pro-male bias in their hiring criteria also proved the most confident in the objectivity of their decision. They, perhaps, felt that they had chosen the right man for the job, when in fact they had chosen the right job criteria for the man.”
# 2014.11.23 – 08:35
Why Your Brain Wants To Help One Child In Need — But Not Millions
from: November 22, 2014 at 12:45PM
# 2014.11.22 – 14:52