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Catching a Flight? Budget Hours, Not Minutes, for Security

Fewer T.S.A. screeners, tighter budgets, new checkpoint procedures and growing numbers of passengers have led to epic security lines, and there’s no end in sight.

Click to view the original at mobile.nytimes.com

Hasnain says:

"While the T.S.A. says it is hiring and training hundreds of additional screening officers, matters are not likely to improve anytime soon. Airline and airport officials have said they fear that the current slowdown will last through the year and could cause a summer travel meltdown when travel demand peaks."

Posted on 2016-05-02T14:40:06+0000

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How to Pay No Taxes: 10 Strategies Used by the Rich

If you have lots of money, Tuesday, April 17, was one of the best tax days since the early 1930s: Top tax rates on ordinary income, dividends, estates, and gifts remain at or near historically low levels. That’s thanks, in part, to legislation passed in December 2010 by the 111th Congress and signed...

Click to view the original at bloomberg.com

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A cache miss is not a cache miss

When writing performant code, we are careful to avoid cache misses when possible. When discussing cache misses, however, we are usually content with counting the number of cache misses. In this post I will explain why this is not sufficient, as data dependency also make a huge difference.

Click to view the original at larshagencpp.github.io

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What Happened to Google Maps?

Surprising Changes to Google Maps's Cartography Browsing Google Maps over the past year or so, I've often thought that there are fewer labels than there used to be. Google's cartography was revamped three years ago – but surely this didn't include a reduction in labels? Rather, the sparser maps appe…

Click to view the original at www.justinobeirne.com

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