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There is not a single authorative list of bestsellers . Also note that most of those list are supposed to be marketing tools, that can't afford to be too boring or predictable, not a reflections of "raw" sales data. A list o
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There are books and there are objects to back up your established beliefs in exchange for some cash without exposing you to any self-critical thoughts. Of course that is a long etablished genre, but lately it gets a bit too obvious regardin
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Ear Speakers – Research, Design, and Evolution
(valvesoftware.com)
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Eleven Ordinary Twenty-Somethings With $250B Riding on Their Lives
(bloomberg.com)
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What about atmospheric refraction splitting up the spectrum? Is this affected by it, or does the telescope's focus only work for very narrow bands, so exposure times have to be even longer?
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? any sources for those percentages. https://www.cgiar.org/news-events/news/fao-common-flawed-com... My point is that food is the one thing that's globally almost evenly distributed part of economy. And even
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This is all of this, but not THE single pressing climate issue, food is the one issue where most people from most economies have already cought up, besides some excessive outliers, there is little to catch up in consumption worldwide and it
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By numbers, global fertility/population trends and religion are not a "muslim" one, that's a made up western "identity" problem. If anything it's catholic to evangelical sectionism, if you look at Western
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So far the consesus was that migrants from traditonally child rich societies, acclimated already a generation later at local lower levels if prosperitiy and education level was reached as well. So it's the economy and social stability
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The year to date aggregates are here in the second row per model. 3000 is per month. https://app.powerbi.com/view?r=eyJrIjoiNjFjNTI1YjUtODA3MC00N... via https://ofv.no/registreringsstatistikk The bottom row
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Still an absurdly high number. fixed line internet has 0.06 kWh/GB according to this 2018 study: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1111/jiec.12630 The majority of data heavy stuff also tends to
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Dark Patterns at Scale: Findings from a Crawl of 11K Shopping Websites
(webtransparency.cs.princeton.edu)
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What about those 300k employees in the 80s? That just sounds way off-scale and hints to sloppy editing elsewhere. The only number close to this is what they call their direct distibution system customers. This article NYT from 1986 mentions
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If the rationale is 80s to 90s SD broadcast reference monitor quality parity on HDR/OLED displays for the masses, this is all I want. As it goes for new digital transfers from 16mm or 35mm sources, it's a case by case thing to me,
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Since autonomous in most cases also means car on demand, I think the car ceases to exist as seperate entity to configure, what's more import that there is a seamless transferable configuration based on your preferences once you rent an
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The video at the event didn't even say anything about gaming specifically, just nebulous 8K "capabilities". https://twitter.com/Xbox/status/1137844761253957632
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How to Draw a Horse
(newyorker.com)
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Arthur Shapiro, one of the authors, has a similiar interactive one here: http://shapirolab.net/P5/Diamond/
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That what I meant, a built in calibration arm/camera unit plus easily replacable panel w/o driver unit might have been a killer feature. But replaceable and Apple don't mix. To me this looks like a overengineered consumer dev
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Fall 2019 Mac Pro Specs
(apple.com)
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I even sit on chairs half that price, so now you know my net worth ;)
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How do reference and fancy FALD (Full Array Local Dimming) do even go in the same sentence? Just give the people a OLED panel subscription instead of this LED unifomity nightmare waiting to happen.
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and a $199 VESA adapter to escape from that to a more versatile $50 monitor arm. That stands height range looks laughable for the size of the screen. The comparably huge bezel was cleverly hidden with the black backdrop.
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The oddest one are road deaths to me at 4x below cancer, apparently taken for granted at any stage of life, but mostly avoidable with some policy changes.
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That's what Said's book is for and it couldn't be much clearer: "Not for nothing did Islam come to symbolize terror, devastation, the demonic. hordes of hated barbarians. For Europe. Islam was a lasting trauma. Until the
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Quake II RTX Available on Windows and Linux June 6th
(nvidia.com)
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Whatever happened to observation decks open to the public? Tegel has one, and I remember one in Frankfurt Looking at this they seem somewhat of a german specialty, but now with entry fees at bigger locations. https://eu.usatoday.
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Claude Shannon: The Bit Player
(thebitplayer.com)
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Maybe in market value with all the gear that comes with it, but unlikely by numbers. Regular kite festivals still draw massive numbers anywhere in europe and casual or kid kites are still at thing. Regular kites where really huge in the lat
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Since most see the picture as well documented reproduction I don't think anything is inherently lost, only gains into the "final" intent of the work as by the artist. So we have a very well documentent historic state and rest
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