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7y ago
The event had to be postponed due to "unresolved legal issues" already.
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7y ago
Here's the original source: https://aeon.co/ideas/why-are-pop-songs-getting-sadder-than-...
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onreact
7y ago
Consider some of these: customer service, project management, marketing, social media, product testing, content creation I transitioned from Web developer tasks gradually to more content and people tasks over the years.
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Davos Elite Genetic Secrets for Sale: The Davos Collection Heads to Auction
(designyoutrust.com)
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This article has been submitted four times in total. This is the fourth attempt in four days.
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Researchers Find 'Anonymized' Data Is Even Less Anonymous Than We Thought
(vice.com)
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Intriguing! Can you please provide a bit more of context?
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New Finnish study confirms that BMW and Audi owners drive like idiots
(treehugger.com)
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Yeah, tools built for experts usually won't be adopted by the mainstream unless they are simplified. I don't mean dumbed down but reduced in complexity to allow beginners to use it without having to acquire expertise.
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7y ago
No, I read about it.
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Please update your science here: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/03/070308220454.h... (2007) and here: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2018/07/180709101216.h...
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I don't think they will tell you the whole truth. It's just like with Google history you can "delete". They have the data stored for the authorities anyway. They are required to do it by law (Patriot Act etc.)
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7y ago
Yeah. You need actual survival training to be able to make fire. Good reminder. I wanted to learn it myself. Without matches I'm lost in the woods.
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Intriguing. I just recently realized that Neanderthals actually were wiped off due to climate change. Now I know exactly why. Without the ability to make fire they were pretty helpless during cold periods.
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Also some genes are known to actually "jump" between species. We may end up "limiting" other animals too. As if Frankenfood and pesticides weren't hazardous enough.
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Facebook’s Fake Numbers Problem
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Hilarious! Trusting Artificial Idiocy algorithms with such tasks is a recipe for disaster. You can automate but always make sure actual humans check before publication.
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7y ago
When you're too smart, unique, megalomaniac to get a job you probably need to work for yourself. Entrepreneurship is also the better option compared to wage-slavery. Self-employment is somewhere in the middle. Try working for yourself
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IMHO the beginning and end of the universe are typical anthropocentric ideas. Our life begins and ends so does a universe? Hardly. The other theories mentioned in the article are more likely.
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As far as I know Mark Zuckerberg already admitted that Facebook is spying on the Messenger messages: https://thenextweb.com/facebook/2018/04/05/facebook-confirms... Now Zuckerberg is merging Facebook Mes
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The way you define focus sounds a bit strange to me. Focus is indeed needed for programming - that's why you need to be in the zone when coding - but it's the focus we refer to usually. As we live in a frantic attention economy no
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Yeah, also people who are blind and use screen readers will have it spelled out char by char each time as its assumed to be an acronym. Use bold, italics, text-marker effects instead.
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Expressing gratitude is always a good idea. The way you do reminds me of what we call "outreach" nowadays. Reaching out to people by mail usually works the way you describe it. The only way most people do it wrong is that they don
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That's nanoplastic.
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Many types of cancer, infertility, birth defects, damaged DNA as far as I remember.
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I guess by fake foods you refer to processed foods etc. but I'm not sure you are right. As far as I understand organic fruits and vegetables growing exposed to air and rain would end up polluted a lot more than indoor farming products
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Sounds good. Let's just hope he doesn't mean to become the Sheikh of Iowa. In a democracy being like SA is not desirable. Remember that SA is killing dissidents and subjugating women and minorities. It's basically an absolute
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Tasty! That's a lot indeed. Which types of diet contain more plastic than others? I'm a vegan for example. Does this mean more or less plastic than average? Which materials do not end up as microplastic? I assume natural fibres do
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Yeah, create the problem and then provide the solution is one of the best business models. Climate change is also making people rich now due to this logic.
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Intriguing. On the other hand Facebook cracks down on new users and requires them to jump through many hoops to access the service. My wife finally gave in and signed up to Facebook in order to be able to take part in a webinar she already
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