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Don’t Be a Slave to Your Resume 5 Steps to Making a Successful Career Change
(cactushr.com)
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Almost as good as human translators at getting the basic meaning right and putting words in the right order, for similar language pairs, translating wikipedia articles. The skill of human translators isn't based on getting the informat
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Bloody typical of the US. They get permission for a climate monitoring station and construct a military base instead, leaving tons of toxic waste behind with no thought for the people who live there. I hope Greenland is able to secure from
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Scientists Demonstrate Long Distance Quantum Communication
(eweek.com)
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HP’s DRM sabotages off-brand printer ink cartridges with self-destruct date
(arstechnica.com)
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F-35 ejector seat modified to stop it breaking pilots' necks. Which is nice
(theregister.co.uk)
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It's interesting that google is now better at planning what you should do than you are.
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Stupid self-driving car didn't turn the thrusters on and jump over the car running the red light. Not really sure why this is an article.
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Have someone already tried the course? Is it complex enough?
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That's incredible cool! I'd like to be one of the people sended to Mars
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There are 1,400+ different editions of Monopoly. Most of them are terrible
(bestplay.co)
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Disaster is already here. In the 1950's you could raise a family with 2.3 children on a 40 hour work week. Today, families are struggling to make ends meet with 60-70+ hour work weeks. Technology was supposed to have made things more e
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It's a disputable issue
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This is very interesting. I think that the issue is probably true
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Google internet balloon uses AI to stay in place for weeks
(engadget.com)
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Google's self-driving Car in broadside collision after other car jumps red light
(theguardian.com)
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This new electric car is designed for a $37 weekly subscription service
(techcrunch.com)
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Was he trying to avoid a non-compete agreement by just disappearing? That makes no sense.
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It's a disputable issue
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10y ago
Not bad at all!
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10y ago
It's a contentious question
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Why Silicon Valley is all wrong about Apple’s AirPods
(medium.com)
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Thanks for sharing!
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Does it really work?
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'Pokémon GO' Has Been Dethroned in the App Store Because It's Poorly Monetized
(forbes.com)
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10y ago
Good suggestion!
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Looks good!
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10y ago
Nothing could make communism work :)
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10y ago
Cool!
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10y ago
Haha!Thanks for sharing!
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