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5G Just Got Weird
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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6y ago
In agreement. Musical creations and musical creators won’t obey you, Spotify. You obey them.
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Google's Recommendations AI now in public beta
(zdnet.com)
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6y ago
I am sorry but either from the article or discussion here, I am not exactly clear what has happened. Can someone explain ? Meaning did the user accounts on Twitter got hacked or the actual company websites ? Or both ?
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6y ago
Just here to pay tribute to this incredible human being. So many accomplishments. Brilliant mathematician and juggler. RIP.
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UK government takes $500M stake in space exploration firm OneWeb
(theverge.com)
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embit
6y ago
Once upon a time, open source federated reddit was called Usenet.
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embit
6y ago
I have done something similar but is public access and only for tech related news. [0]. Tag cloud is generated for popular news items. That way just with one glance one can check out trending news and focus on that. Idea is to spend less th
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6y ago
You have many requirements to blog. Blogging is substance over style. Not much required.
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6y ago
I use even a shorter version on my site, a cross between pastebin and ascii blog [0] [0] https://embit.ca/scratch
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If a Book Is Published in a Pandemic, Will Anyone Read It?
(thewalrus.ca)
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Facebook will let some employees work from anywhere, could cut pay checks
(boston.com)
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TSMC to build US$12B chip plant in Arizona with US government support
(scmp.com)
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6y ago
I made site [0] to appreciate all of our front-line workers whether they be nurses, doctors, truck drivers, grocery shop workers — all of them. Just my small appreciation for them. [0] https://hope.embit.ca/
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Don’t Become a Data Scientist
(towardsdatascience.com)
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Instagram founders launch Covid-19 spread tracker Rt.live
(techcrunch.com)
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U.S. judge blocks Twitter's bid to reveal govt surveillance requests
(business.financialpost.com)
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Covid-19 results in New Jersey desperately needing COBOL coders
(qz.com)
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6y ago
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Sound of Hope
(hope.embit.ca)
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7y ago
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7y ago
Agreed. I was a big proponent of the csszengarden way of developing sites. Then during the development of my latest site [0], I decided to use bootstrap for styling. And now I am really liking it. Makes things much easier, at least for me.
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Jeff Bezos pledges $10B to fight climate change
(scmp.com)
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7y ago
Could not agree more. I kept playing with my side project of news aggregation [1] for almost three years and used only for my own consumption. Then few friends wanted to also use the site and then it just organically grew. And this project
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7y ago
I read and run embit [1] - the daily tech news fix. Originally built for my own consumption. [1] https://embit.ca
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Lost in Mongolia: Rafting the World's Last Unchallenged River By Colin Angus
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Originally meant for my own consumption, I made an aggregator that I would like to get my news from, in a form and shape I prefer. then my friends started using it and they really liked it. Now available to everyone. [1] https://
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I Hope to Die at 75 (2014)
(theatlantic.com)
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7y ago
Agreed. I can do more than 40 hours of intense focused work not more than once a quarter.
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7y ago
Agreed. My personal recommendation is to not worry about which stack is good but getting really really good at any one of the stacks. Mastery counts a lot.
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7y ago
On a slightly different note, this is superb journalism. This is what keeps me reading New York Times.
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Nick Brown Smelled Bull (2013)
(narratively.com)
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