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How to Build a Word Definition Widget
(blog.wordsapi.com)
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Readable version - https://outline.com/TJ3GkU
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Off topic but somewhat related - my corporate overlords don't let us install anything on our workstations and the browsers we use are old and not supported by play.spotify.com. Any bright ideas about how I can use spotify here?
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So, What Really Happened to the Cauldron?
(the-cauldron.com)
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Sample exam, for those interested: https://cspa.io/sample-exam
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The Robinhood app is a very nice-looking way to go broke
(theoutline.com)
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How a Feel-Good AI Story Went Wrong in Flint
(theatlantic.com)
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I'm almost 40, and haven't really played video games since college. No time, no interest..and I'm not really that great at video games anyway. For christmas, I bought my kids a Switch, and I've definitely been playing it
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Athletes Don’t Own Their Tattoos – a Problem for Video Game Developers
(nytimes.com)
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There have been various "alt-right" versions of companies, like twitter, and they don't seem to take off. Patreon took a long time to grow before enough people heard of it, and understood what it was. Alt-right versions don&
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Man, the Magicians has to be the most controversial book, in terms of people either LOVE it or HATE it. I fall in the former camp and consider it my favorite book of all time.
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In short - Despite huge natural resources, Louisiana is "poor" because of huge corporate subsidies from a board that gets to grant tax exemptions.
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Why Louisiana Stays Poor
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So, do I read this right? Moving to a low-carb diet helps the body recover from a diet, in the sense that TDEE recovers (returns to a closer to pre-diet level) better using a low carb diet when compared to a high-carb diet?
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VA is definitely not.
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Does anyone have experience publishing a book similar to a kid's coloring/activity book? I'm not interested in the e-book route and the services I've looked at don't seem to offer the type of binding books of this t
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How Life (and Death) Spring from Disorder
(wired.com)
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Viewing infrared extends one of our existing senses. Kant's point was that could be attributes of the thing that do not, in anyway, relate to our senses. These attributes can't have any effect on the phenomenal world, or they'
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Similar to your idea is Kant's "thing-in-itself", which is just a way of saying that for any given object, there are attributes to it we're not able to observe - indeed, attributes we can't even imagine. We're
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Can anyone dumb this down for me?
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Our team requires code review, and often times the comments are non-trivial. I think feature A could be implemented this way, a teammate thinks it should be done a different way. Neither way is wrong, but it requires either the team come to
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I think 350.org has the right approach to getting companies to divest from fossil fuel holdings. https://350.org/350-campaign-update-divestment/
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This Ethereum Token You’ve Never Heard of Is Hogging 10% of the Network’s Gas
(ccn.com)
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In the last few years, I've noticed that visiting my kids' pediatricians that the doctors spend most of the time during the visit poking at their computer. As a parent, it makes me feel that they're just filling out a form,
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Quantum Physicists Found a New, Safer Way to Navigate
(wired.com)
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Next workers put out of jobs by AI: Models.
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How would you measure it?
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Why do so many sites have UX like this one, where after you start reading, the text gets grayed out and you have to click a button "Read Full Story"? It's annoying to the user - if I want to read more, just let me scroll. It
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This is both well written and well formatted. Is it a blog? If so, what tech are you using to render it? Are there more pieces like this?
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Makes me wonder if we need the government to: - Require companies to register before collecting personally identifying information (what, why, from whom, etc). - Specify how & when privacy policies are distributed. - Audit companies to
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