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Covid passes boosted economies and vaccine uptake, study shows(ft.com)
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Even on U.S. Campuses, China Cracks Down on Students Who Speak Out(propublica.org)
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Ireland frets as criticism over Big Tech links goes mainstream(politico.eu)
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Things to know about the EU’s gig worker plans(politico.eu)
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by Quanttek 5y ago
Exactly! Assist me in my process of researching and writing. and use what I have already done in e.g. putting and classifying paper in Endnote. It's interesting that the author seemed to have a similar idea for a brief second but then
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Uwazi: An open-source solution for organising, analysing and sharing documents(uwazi.io)
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Big Tech braces for breakups as UK opens new era of enforcement(politico.eu)
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Tesla employees in Germany plan works council(reuters.com)
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We stopped Portugal’s bosses contacting staff outside work hours(theguardian.com)
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Tribler: An attack-resilient micro-economy for media(github.com)
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by Quanttek 5y ago
Any state abiding by the rule of law, human rights, and democracy needs to provide evidence proving such allegations beyond a reasonable doubt and enabling the victims to challenge such administrative decisions in court. If Israel wants to
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by Quanttek 5y ago
1. it's not an "advocacy organization" but a magazine. And this a) doesn't change the fact that the dossier provides no evidence and b) other media has reported on the dossier, including The Intercept [1]. 2. I only ment
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by Quanttek 5y ago
it'd also be good to mention that there exists a strong, largely right-wing and evangelical, pro-Israeli lobby in the US that make it politically very costly to not demonstrate unequivocal support
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by Quanttek 5y ago
This is undoubtedly false. Speaking of "purported evidence" when there is literally no credible evidence submitted by the Israeli government for these allegations is misleading at best. Their whole case rests on the testimony o
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Jobs for All But is it Working for All?(nytimes.com)
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by Quanttek 5y ago
yeah, my experience is mostly limited to Poland and Czechia. But I would say that issues around the maintenance of public infrastructure apply to more than just sidewalks. And the attitude of drivers towards pedestrians/cyclists isn&#x
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by Quanttek 5y ago
It's likely the other way around: most Soviet block cities have not only historic centers equally centered around walking/biking but Soviet city design focused strongly on public transport and walkable neighborhoods because cars w
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Facebook did little to moderate posts in the world’s most violent countries(politico.eu)
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by Quanttek 5y ago
You're completely ignoring the fact, started in the comment as well, that white nationalists have widely adopted the signal subsequently
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by Quanttek 5y ago
Well, then you don't got into the settings and configure a default disappearance timer, as the blog post describes. If you don't want to use this feature, don't use it
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Learning the Tough Lessons of Vaccine Geopolitics(ip-quarterly.com)
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by Quanttek 5y ago
I recommend to continue reading the English article: > Gerber's goal was to be able to continue studying at St. Gallen. But the university argued that the professor hadn’t kicked him out; rather, he had been deregistered at his own
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by Quanttek 5y ago
People here forget another big problem with far-future oriented thinking is that's it's almost impossible to predict anything about the future, especially the fat future. We don't know if there could be a superintelligent evi
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What the U.S. Can Learn from Europe’s Approach to Artificial Intelligence(nytimes.com)
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How AstraZeneca threw away its shot(politico.eu)
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The Pegasus Project Podcast(theguardian.com)
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by Quanttek 5y ago
> The problem is that state-level actors don't just have a lot of money; they (and their decision makers) also put a much much lower value on their money than you do. I think you have a false perception of the budgetary constraints
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by Quanttek 5y ago
> The average developer thinks empirical software engineering is a waste of time. How can you possibly study something as complex as software engineering?! You’ve got different languages and projects and teams and experience levels and p
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by Quanttek 5y ago
This is not even a free speech problem in the first place. We are talking about actions. To draw up an analogy: If I own a gun store and I sell you a rifle and ammunition because you want to hunt deer and I learn that you started shooting
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What Happened Last Week(whathappenedlastweek.com)
1 points by Quanttek 5y ago|0 comments

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