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Great, I could see that now. Thank you.
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How is it different from or better than builtwith.com ?
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There has been several startups for the past decades who have tried this an disappeared afterwards.The real and legitimate research, development and improvement of wind turbines have been plagued by fad wind turbines. Fad wind turbines fly
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2y ago
As an Arabic speaker I notice higher standards in the English version of Al Jazeera, I remember a Qatari cameraman was killed in a shooting attack in Benghazi-March 12, 2011, Ali Hassan Al-Jaber, unlike the English Al Jazeera team, was not
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When you balance your ride in the back seat of a bicycle driven by a tiny teenager half your weight, it means you truly know how a bicycle goes. I think the Danes are the top cyclists nation, I remember when I offered the principal of orph
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That is not the case everywhere, in some countries they are well designed as is the case in Denmark, I was in a short visit but I liked them and took several photos of the way they embedded solar into new ones, older ones are also classic i
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2y ago
Some AI services such as Synthesia https://www.synthesia.io › ethics " Your avatar can be created only with your explicit consent, following a thorough KYC-like procedure. Complete control: Our platform ensures you can deci
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2y ago
synthesia requires KYC:" Your avatar can be created only with your explicit consent, following a thorough KYC-like procedure.
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It is a matter of scale, it is essential to measure accurately for commercial products that do not tolerate loss of bread/pizza etc. For home baking you have many challenges, from the oven temperature (less than ideal and the dutch ove
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3y ago
You remind me of Chris Power, founder and CEO of industrial automation startup Hadrian, he once posted here similar ideas, now he is doing it, have a look at what he has been doing. He has narrowed his manufacturing focus to high precision
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'Australia pays $830m penalty for ditching non-nuclear French submarines'
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Nvidia has dabbled before in similar undertaking, Keyhole in 2001 raised first round funding from NVIDIA and Sony Digital Media Ventures, making official its existence as a standalone company. Keyhole’s first product, EarthViewer 1.0, was t
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3y ago
My friend died from lung cancer caused by too much smoking after losing his job. And handling that is very stressful to me because I am, and others like me are almost in the same boat.
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3y ago
“but as far as the depression and hopelessness associated with cancer, there’s a lot of evidence stemming from Roland Griffiths’ original work from John Hopkins University suggesting strongly that a single dose of psilocybin is extremely ef
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3y ago
Fun fact about getting rid of bitter taste in coffee is a tiny bit of salt, a cracker or anything salty, it basically prevent the tongue from tasting bitterness:"Adding it to coffee can actually cut some of the bitterness. In fact, sal
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Fun fact on the first Windows 95 fonts in Arabic, is that Microsoft decided to go cheap. and not to pay Boutros Fonts, a London-based type foundry that design Arabic fonts, and bought a cheaper derivative 'pirated' copy of that sa
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I have a similar nostalgia for the days I waited for Byte magazine to be translated into its Arabic version in Jordan and distributed in other countries in the region. Those translators would be sought after and get high salaries-$10k per m
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3y ago
One of my regrets, throwing away my Toshiba T1100 Plus, for a PC.
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3y ago
That is meaningless, the culture of corruption' in US congress does not extend to everyone in the US.
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3y ago
But one thing is clear, it is the $-The average taxpayer paid $1,087 to Pentagon contractors $300 for education https://www.nationalpriorities.org/whats-new/2023/4/17/pay-t...
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$1,087 to Pentagon contractors $300 for education https://www.nationalpriorities.org/whats-new/2023/4/17/pay-t...
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Google once hosted isis website, it was in English, French and Arabic, reporting it was cumbersome and could not take screenshots of it before I helped removing it. I used builtwith to detect the host, found it was a google smb solution at
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Facebook has been the internet in Myanmar,' Entering the country in 2010, Facebook initially allowed its app to be used without incurring data charges, so it gained rapid popularity. It would come pre-loaded on phones bought at mobile
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So could it be behind this dead zone? ''The largest such dead zone in the world is in the Gulf of Oman, a strait bordered by Iran, Pakistan, Oman, and the UAE. It occupies a whopping 165,000 square kilometres of the water body, an
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That army metaphor is used by the late PATRICK WINSTON -0:19: The Uniform Code of Military Justice specifies court martial for any officer who sends a soldier into battle without a weapon. There ought to be a similar protection for students
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Thanks to coffee, that created the coffee break by companies to increase productivity.
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Michael Pollan claims that alcohol was safer than water, then coffee came and boiling water stopped people from being drunk all the time, fueling the industrial revolution. There are still pockets of old habits where kids are given wine ass
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Elsewhere, there are many sources, 'Nancy Messonnier was an officer of the Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS), the CDC’s elite team of “disease detectives,” patrolling the world to prevent epidemics from arriving on American soil. “EI
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Yes, the flavors are amazing, some remove the bitter and acidic taste yet it was expensive.
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The Vatican still has some Ibn al Quff's books and probably they have it translated. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4173333/
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