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New wearable device lets you touch fabric online, read Braille, and more
(popsci.com)
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11mo ago
Damn, i did not expect to see literally every sound, noice, music genre in one place. I will definitely be visiting this a lot to find new music!
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AI is taking our jobs, and now fine lines too
(greyb.com)
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This is such a cool thing you've built! Must add a super cool vibe to the room too!
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Tinder's AI plans to find matches by going through your photo gallery
(theverge.com)
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When I first read it I thought the AI would look at your photos, and match you with people on the same hotness scale, which would be messed up of course. But turns out the AI will go through photos to gauge your interest and provide more co
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'Landfall' spyware abused zero-day to hack Samsung Galaxy phones
(techcrunch.com)
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Tigers as Deities: How Indian Tribes View Big Cats Beyond Conservation
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1y ago
For centuries, India’s local and indigenous communities have lived not in conflict, but in harmony with nature. Forests aren’t “wild” to them; they are home. Animals aren’t “less evolved” or “to be saved”; they were fellow beings, even wise
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Yes you’re right that real GDP fell by about 26–30% from its peak during the Great Depression which is slightly less than “nearly half.” As for the unemployment part, national averages never reached 50% but some local communities like indus
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Apples Became a Weapon Against the Great Depression
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One of the Depression’s most indelible symbols was the apple seller. Photographs of men hawking apples on street corners have come to represent the lows to which once stable people fell during the economic crisis, which slashed the United S