jnaveen

245 karmajoined August 19, 2014On HN

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Show HN: Business reputation is what customers say reputada.com
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Tesla Motors Announces a New Home Battery offgridquest.com
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Show HN: Grow and spread your business reputation worldwide reputada.com
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GIT research on romance in the age of social sharing news.gatech.edu
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'Darwinian' test uncovers an antidepressant's hidden toxicity sciencedaily.com
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New algorithms allow autonomous systems to deal with uncertainty phys.org
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Farming Now Worse for Climate Than Deforestation climatecentral.org
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Free (and pro) tools for businesses and startups maqtoob.com
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Total weight of plastic floating in world's oceans: Nearly 269,000 tons sciencedaily.com
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Quantum Teleportation Reaches Farthest Distance Yet space.com
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Google Buys Alpental to Gain Fast Wireless Technology blogs.wsj.com
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Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg to Apple's Tim Cook: Screw You fortune.com
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World's fastest 2D camera captures 100B frames per second gizmag.com
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Human ancestors developed a taste for alcohol 10M years ago latimes.com
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NASA announces plans to send humans to Mars by 2030 nasa.gov
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Rohinni produces the 'world's thinnest' LED lights using 3D printing 3ders.org
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German-made ‘miracle’ machine turns water into gasoline rt.com
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Google Glass Is Dead and the Great Glass Pivot Is Underway glassalmanac.com
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Three quarters of Britons consider Internet access a 'human right'telegraph.co.uk
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Netflix and YouTube Now Consume 50% of the Internet; Net Neutrality Weakens forbes.com
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Google's gigabit-Internet service in Austin priced at $70 per month pcworld.com
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Scientists urge governments to turn old TV frequencies into free “super WiFi”factor-tech.com
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VetiGel – a plant based polymer that can be used to seal any wound in suneris.co
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Now e-cigarettes can give you malware theguardian.com
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