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You can only control your own content while following Google guidelines, so state-of-the-art, world class content will however & pretty always be your best shot?
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https://www.tenproblems.com - short, text-only Kindle booklets democratizing the latest trends and the open questions for 30 subjects, as put forward by leading academicians and practitioners in 2019, hopefully aimed at debunkin
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For what I’ve been reading recently, there will be some big consolidation in the sector this decade, with a handful of industries faring much better than others because of diminished return on investments, incoming regulations and marginal
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Ten Problems for Arts in the 2020s
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Short, text-only booklets democratizing the latest trends and the open questions for 30 subjects, as put forward by leading academicians and practitioners in 2019, hopefully aimed at debunking fake news, sensationalism and outright biased a
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Show HN: TenProblems – democratizing academic debates for the 2020s
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At professional level, liberal arts intros to be able to combine technical proficiency with historical savviness and social awareness; at personal level and if relevant: drop stinginess, the most alienating attitude when dealing with acquai
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A barebone, swiss-knife solution for a DIY lab at $1.5k might help here? I had to get it up and working last year for a local meetup at high-school and lateral professional level. The article is not in English language but the four referred
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More cash in advance spares the time needed for mechanics, mechatronics & software DIY hassle... which on the other hand are the most formative activities to learn robotics for real.
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Maybe yes, maybe not but, again, this booklet (and the entire series) is explicitly agnostic. For a tenner and two hours skimming in the evening or while commuting, readers get what gatekeepers and professionals from the given field are deb
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Thanks. It is not an order, though, and it is not for the US only. The booklet just tries and summarizes some of the most recent ongoing academic debates for people that have no time to follow literature. It is meant to be informative inste
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Ten Problems for Education in the 2020s
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Quick and Small Drawing
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> There's nothing wrong with old tech in computer science. You can containerize Fortran batch programs with ease. All old things come back once in a while. Functional programming is now the rave and Common LiSP actually sees use. Yo
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Not so sure I want to try that, which is exactly the most fundamental conundrum I wanted naughtily to downplay here... ehehe...
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Good to have interested laymen, really, so thanks! The fundamental point is (in my very humble opinion, mind) you may still have a business case for nuclear in 2020 but no feasible return on investment against non-nuclear sources for decade
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It is your company, though, employees are just working passengers... if the car you own and drive stutters and moves awkwardly, passengers drop out and look for a steadier car?
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You just go into some deeeeep sleep and never wake up again?
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> Is it just "this is how we always do these things" or is there something else going on here? That tech is known, well designed, approved and extensively proven through many thousand years manwork experience worldwide. It’s al
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It is not aimed at ordinary person, though... it is a technical post-mortem for digital marketing insiders.
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Ten Problems for Climate in the 2020s
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Asperger and the Arts
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Global English vs. Videogames
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Ten Problems for Artificial Intelligence in the 2020s
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Why Realism Is Dead
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Without a bigger plan such as a domain-knowledge interest for personal, academical or business purpose, once you really hit the wall your game is pretty over though? Slogging is hard.
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Ten Problems for Agriculture in the 2020s
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British-Trinidadian Dub Poet Roger Robinson Wins TS Eliot Prize
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Yeah, language is dynamic and shaped by use everywhere, especially the global English these days.
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Is Kate Tempest a Poet?
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