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twitter.com 4y ago

Google Gmail locking Users out of email for detected malware

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www.theverge.com 5y ago

Tesla announces ‘tabless’ battery cells that will improve range of electric cars

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transformer.huggingface.co 6y ago

Write with Transformer

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www.bloomberg.com 6y ago

Russia Raids Office of U.S. Web Server Giant in Copyright Clash

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deadlockempire.github.io 6y ago

The Deadlock Empire: Slay Dragons, Master Concurrency

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dev.to 6y ago

Open Source Is Broken

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www.levi.com 6y ago

Jacquard by Google

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gizmodo.com 6y ago

WeWork Is Exposing an Astronomical Amounts of Data on Poorly Protected WiFi

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cloud.google.com 7y ago

Analyze BigQuery Data with Kaggle Kernels Notebooks

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cloud.google.com 7y ago

Anthos

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medium.com 7y ago

What Is Dark?

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9to5google.com 7y ago

Google announces $13B investment in 2019 expanding U.S. offices and data centers

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www.recurse.com 7y ago

Social rules

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doubleyourfreelancing.com 8y ago

The Freelancer’s Guide to Taxes

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medium.com 8y ago

The Many Faces of Mark Zuckerberg: A Deep Learning Approach (PT2)

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www.firstpost.com 8y ago

Google's Fuchsia OS is expected to come with native support of Android apps

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cloudplatform.googleblog.com 8y ago

Toward better phone call and video transcription with new Cloud Speech-to-Text

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blogs.msdn.microsoft.com 8y ago

Service Fabric is going open source

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blog.openai.com 8y ago

Scaling Kubernetes to 2,500 Nodes

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www.microsoft.com 8y ago

Microsoft Edge Preview for iOS and Android

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nathanshane.me 8y ago

Let's Define “undefined”

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jvns.ca 8y ago

How I spent my time at the Recurse Center

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jvns.ca 8y ago

How Kubernetes certificate authorities work

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www.olin.edu 9y ago

What Happens When You Don't Mind If You're Not Smart

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blog.jonnew.com 9y ago

Emoji.length == 2

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mike-heaton.com 9y ago

Lost in the Supermarket

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csrc.nist.gov 9y ago

Quantum Resistant Algorithms [pdf]

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medium.com 9y ago

My Report to the President

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www.registry.google 9y ago

Expanding the Online Frontier

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www.engadget.com 10y ago

$500 Lenovo Phab2 Pro Is the First Google Tango Phone

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theres a dimension where an NFT "appreciates" in value and sold at a premium or offset than what was it was originally acquired at.

theres also the uncaptured exchanging of hands between bidders overpaying to build an asset bubble.

I think its better researched replacing NFT with "Fine Art" and seeing how money laundering in the art world happens [1]

[1] https://www.artandobject.com/news/how-money-laundering-works...

I had to clear cookies and start a new session and log into my gmail account to see the preview version. Otherwise i just saw a 404 or the old contacts version.

In short it looks very much following material design and the style of inbox now.

edit: only personal not apps account have this preview.

Heroku for Science 12 years ago

The Center for Open Science poses itself as something similar to what you describe. http://centerforopenscience.org/

I believe they call themselves more of the Github of Science for scientific collaboration. Adding hooks to 'push' the tasks and 'checkout' the findings could be maybe extensible on their platform.

Exactly, agreed this is why fringe projects are created for more opinionated subjective matter or cultural matters.

If you love contributing to wikipedia style knowledge, @Localwiki is often the anti-wikipedia, about local relevant knowledge but colloquial prose is usually OK as long as its factual and not malicious.

http://localwiki.org/

Increasing the barrier to entry, generally never helps inclusion or is newbie friendly.

Ha! yeah I thought about a hack that just gamified random scraped words with memes and see what rises to the top and receptive to humans.

But still its two different horses, Wikipedia is suppose to be a central repository of community created knowledge. The veracity of the information and expertise of authors is what secured it as a credible popular source.

Would we say the same thing if this was a central repository of just Stubs that were computer generated from the get-go?

Since we're in a world of polyglots, and many people are transitioning langs always, I find its helpful to have comparisons and benchmarks so people can find equivalencies.

* Going from Python to Golang, and how to setup a Flask like workflow.

* Create a REST API in Golang coming from a NodeJS and Express background.

I find it always really helps to construct working useful projects or examples that people have done before in other langs.