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Text works well for managing one's schedule. Here is a simple system in Markdown that I've been using for some time: https://github.com/YJPL/personal-kanban .
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> We are bred to believe if we just solve the money issue, everything else will fall in line. And becoming rich is a great way to realize how much of a myth that is. Exactly. Not to mention the additional rich people's problems that
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MIT scientists developed lab-grown wood cells to form a 3D printable biomaterial
(3dprintingindustry.com)
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Scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have developed lab-grown wood cells that could form the basis of a new, more sustainable 3D printable biomaterial.
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> You can't build a superpower on silly, 4-year-old level lies like that one. You absolutely can and must. That is, in fact, one of the prerogatives of a superpower.
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My guess is whoever that was decided to go full-on for the NFT aesthetic.
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What are central bank digital currencies?
(ft.com)
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Protection on top of decoration is an excellent way to kill two birds with one stone.
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> Many times I think "what today will sound absurd in the future?". NFTs? The just is still out.
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> Guess what happens in this situation – Bob spends 40 minutes talking out of the hour's meeting about how his way is right, interrupts everyone, and by the end of the hour meeting the boss is saying “Well, why don't we do a pr
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Karel Čapek is a great science fiction and satirical writer. I'd recommend War with the Newts , also translated as Salamander Wars .
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> Machine learning, cryptography and decentralized communications. Those alone have the potential for incredible changes.
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Adobe became Silicon Valley’s quiet reinventor
(economist.com)
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Fair enough. There is still the possibility that something got lost in translation.
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> It's almost laughable how bad the author is at characterization. Isn't that part of the charm of the book, though? The characters are not as strong individually as they could be, but that fits the society they find themselves
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Criticism is easy, art is difficult. > I'm convinced that the only way to like that book is to have never read real SF before. It's your opinion against thousands who read and like SF and loved Liu Cixin's books. It'
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Oh one needs to log in Facebook to read that note? Pass.
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> Noise pollution, disturbing the wildlife, light pollution at night, inevitable accidents. Don't forget ridiculousness. That raven knows, and we should all be thankful for birds leading the protest.
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Photography is more than just about image quality, but image quality matters a lot. In fact there are entire subfields in photography devoted to it.
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Perhaps because Christianity was a better proponent of sadomasochistic tendencies than pagan rites ever were. It looks as if it was also a huge component of its success.
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> So far, Idiocracy remains a cynical comedy and not a documentary. The jury is still out on that, even for the optimistic amongst us. Current events/culture/elections/social commentary beg to disagree...
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Some people can identify music notes as well as colour. One should note that colours perception may also essentially differ from one individual to another. Early training works wonder for music. Colours are everywhere, and most people can s
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Every euro invested in nuclear power makes the climate crisis worse
(dw.com)
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China Says It's Closing in on Thorium Nuclear Reactor
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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Ingenuity at work is always a beautiful sight.
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Having differing opinions is healthy. Some of the negative commenters offer valid points that are worth discussing.
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> "Cryptocurrencies are essentially neither money nor a financial product, but an example of what Nobel laureate Robert Shiller calls a 'contagious narrative': a contagious story in which people believe because other peopl
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Mail privacy is the right thing to do and implement it will be a major improvement! That doesn’t threaten email newsletters that are legitimate and of interest to real subscribers. Communication should never rely on espionage tactics even f
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Mine certainly do, because without them I would be blind.
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Can human creativity prevent mass unemployment?
(economist.com)
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