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Immunization of Serrana´s population with Butantan´s vaccine
(butantan.gov.br)
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I'm very curious. This is HN (and StackOverflow) in Chinese? Is it machine translated? Translations seem fine, fine. Surprised at the level of participation after only registering the domain a month+ ago. Also no ICP licence. You m
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Interesting how they sound a little different around the world, and also have a different life/growing span. This is my local variety https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i5OGl9twsEE they come out during August (usually) a
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Alibaba’s Cloud Computing System Now Compatible with RISC-V
(buzzorange.com)
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Not posting on Medium might be missing from the list, but consistent with all the points made.
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For context, in an event like this honking car horns is a sign of respect. Same as the remembrance of the 2008 Sichuan earthquake when all traffic stopped and blew their horns.
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Did the Bytedance CEO not step down a few days ago? When I saw this I assumed it was pre-emptive. It's not the same as GDPR, but there are several articles on China Cybersecurity Law.
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Yuan Longping has died
(en.wikipedia.org)
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The Design Flaw That Almost Wiped Out an NYC Skyscraper
(slate.com)
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360 is a huge, and I cannot emphasise how huge, antivirus company in China. It is also widely known for slowing down consumer Windows, hijacking IE (with the grace to add an identical logo but in green), and adding spyware to 'keep you
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Nothing wrong with that. Good (YMMV, but at least existent) public transport. I grew up in London so not the same but similar. Only started driving because of needing to go to remote locations and am always public transport first.
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BMW 323, 2009, bought second hand with only 40k on the clock. It does have incomprehensible orange dashboard warnings sometimes but they're easily dealt with.
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It's not software, but what I read on KitchenConfidential, cooking's a passion and something I did at a junior level, suggests the culinary industry has been thrown on it's head, more than normal, with a huge gap between thos
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6y ago
I'm surprised no one's mentioned GDPR, or similar extra-territorial laws.
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6y ago
Send Arnold to Mars and have him pull the lever.
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With 400 emails per day the last thing I'd want to do is add another time-waster on approving a meeting and collecting feedback on it, meeting minutes are sufficient. I far prefer to let people self-organise and foster that culture plu
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6y ago
This is huge. Citi did this with Japan retail operations a few years back. But this scale is... large.
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Out of thin air: the mystery of the man who fell from the sky
(theguardian.com)
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6y ago
I tend to listen to pain points of friends or even random internet comments and seek to fix that, then have an incentive to get others. Nothing huge but provides a living and backup over 9/5 job. Main problem of asking friends is feedb
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(Singapore to) America subsea cable system to be completed in 2024
(straitstimes.com)
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6y ago
Just have everyone do PMP. Project management problems solved.
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zhte415
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I am astounded that, from the link you provided, it can take 60 stretchers.
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Stretching for 15 minutes, less or more, is super.
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What Happens After This?
(esquire.com)
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> Temporary emails are like burner phones, they are not attached to a user and the email address and the inbox. They are good for the users to try out a service, but they provide no value for the service. I disagree with this. If someon
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Microsoft Flight Simulator’s Melbourne Monolith Isn’t Alone
(kotaku.com.au)
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As a UK national overseas I don't know pains of calling up anywhere, and for sure there will be pains for many in varied forms, but find gov.uk consistently excellent from personal affairs to running a business. While not applicable as
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What is an 'ordinary' word? The first sentence threw me for this precise term, which was internally inconsistent with later in the article talking about second or third+ English language users, or even, not mentioned in the articl
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Excellent.
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I think there's great potential for a solid web stack based on Excel. It can be done but I believe great scope. A nice undergraduate CS project.
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