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Questions: Marking the 10th anniversary of the Higgs boson discovery(news.mit.edu)
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by april_22 4y ago
Exactly. Sunshine is proven to supress melatonin production (no matter whether night owl or early bird). Melatonin is usually produced at night and encourages you to feel sleepy. So later waking up times are certainly helpful, even if the p
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by april_22 4y ago
SpotOption had a production output of $5 Billion in trades in 2015. Damn!
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by april_22 4y ago
George Akerlof's work on information assymetry, especially his 'Market for Lemons' is super interesting and I can only recommend reading about it. He won the Nobel price 2001 for it. https://you.com/search?q=G
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by april_22 4y ago
TU Munich is also getting really strong, they've been winning Elon Musk's Hyperloop for the past years I think
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by april_22 4y ago
While they did fail when it comes to conquering, it should still not be understated how impressive the romans where in so many other areas. Their road network and how they built it is nothing but fascinating and it's always amazing see
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Robot overcomes uncertainty to retrieve buried objects(news.mit.edu)
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by april_22 4y ago
Exactly. And the worst part is that it will only get worse the coming decades. This is also one point the article was making.
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by april_22 4y ago
Non-Apple user here. Just out of curiosity: what makes Keynote better than Powerpoint?
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by april_22 4y ago
Might be a different.. but interesting read. Thank you.
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by april_22 4y ago
Also, it seems like his work is actually being used. He designed all the street plates for Chisnau, the capital of Moldova and they look pretty cool. https://ilyabirman.net/chisinau/
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by april_22 4y ago
maybe this is just a design thing to keep as an accessory with no real value
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by april_22 4y ago
*layout
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by april_22 4y ago
I find this layot very useful, especially with the little red square to see what day it is.
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by april_22 4y ago
I get anxious when my unread message count is not at 0.
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by april_22 4y ago
Didn't know https://lite.cnn.com/en exists Looks very clean, thanks for this
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by april_22 4y ago
Really like the idea of having a mic attached to your backpack to record and listen back to things you sometimes just say randomly
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by april_22 4y ago
I don't think there's anything bad with gaming in your free time - at any age. In the end, why shouldn't one just enjoy whatever life's possibilities are? It's obviously important to keep all other areas of life und
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by april_22 4y ago
Plus attention spans are getting shorter. I feel like it's getting harder to simply read for more and more people.
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by april_22 4y ago
payments are truly one of the areas where privacy suffers most. I hope this decision inspires more privacy-focused companies to not store payment information continuosly.
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by april_22 4y ago
it would be such a dream if the hit area for native checkboxes would be larger
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by april_22 4y ago
line weights are too thick. Way too thick, overlapping and thats why probably impossible to print on most textile labal printers. I also find most of the labels looking the same - similar to when Google redesigned their icons and not every
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by april_22 4y ago
Oh god. please not.
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I think it's even better that they explained the backgorund of the outage in a really easy to understand way, so that not only experts can get a hang of what was happening.
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by april_22 4y ago
This is what I like so much about you.com They show results from specific, popular sites/apps (I listed some examples below) plus allow you to set preferred sources to see sites/apps you find useful (for me it's reddit) highe
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The Smartest Robot Is Living in Vancouver(youtube.com)
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by april_22 4y ago
There are also some in West Germany, it's always astonishing actually seeing them
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by april_22 4y ago
Since the carbon footprint of meat is so high, some university cafeterias in Germany basically completely banned meat from their menus, which - I think - is a pretty smart step towards reducing emissions and becoming more sustainable. http
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Today, in many cases, it truly is about optimising algorithms instead of building faster machines. I overheard this quote recently: 'I'd rather have today's algorithms on an old computer, than a new computer with old algorith
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by april_22 4y ago
You can't have everything, right?

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