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The Best Documentation Is No Documentation
(wptavern.com)
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Google will start paying some publishers for news articles
(theverge.com)
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Facebook TransCoder AI to Translate Code Across Programming Languages
(infoq.com)
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Maybe just me, but I think Trump had no intention of actually rescinding DACA. This was a show for his voters to make it look like he tried. It was a purposely weak try that he knew would not hold up.
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Stimuli That Capture Visual Attention Automatically
(nickkolenda.com)
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From [1]: Our calendar months do not coincide precisely with the actual celestial month. We are out of sync by a little bit of time (hence, Leap Year). This means that the Sun moves into a new zodiac sign approximately every month, anyw
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isabelc
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Good for you. Very impressive. Side note, I think your 2nd lesson heading has a typo: "Not Others Asking For Help" looks like it was supposed to be, "Not Asking Others For Help."
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Yesterday, I found myself wondering if Steve Jobs would be on board with Apple's current position in which they're asking employees to return to work in the offices soon, or if he'd be like Twitter and allow most employees to
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China is on a roll this year.
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6y ago
Windows XP came out in 2001.
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The data is from Johns Hopkins University, Center for Systems Science and Engineering (CSSE). Pomber converted JHU's data to JSON. Here is the actual repo for this: https://github.com/pomber/covid19
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John Maeda: In reality, design is not that important
(fastcompany.com)
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8y ago
The main point this article makes is that GDPR strengthens the Tech Oligarchs (Google, Facebook, etc.). "...it’s clear that GDPR, while well intentioned, has already delivered a massive and unexpected externality: Instead of limiting
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How GDPR Kills the Innovation Economy
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What Money Is and What’s Wrong with It
(hackernoon.com)
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This has nothing to do with skin color or racism on the part of white Americans. The anxiety is not only among American Whites but also among Black Americans, and 2nd and 3rd generation Americans who speak only English. At least in cities l
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Data is finally showing what anyone who's lived 40 years in what is now called a "sanctuary city" in the US, already knows and witnessed: that globalization leads to higher inequality.