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Justin Kan opens up (Share 2)

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Post published:3rd February 2020
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'I eradicate to keep in touch about things that I am studying that I believe are appropriate to other of us' Greg M. Epstein is the Humanist Chaplain at Harvard…

See this year’s tech-themed Colossal Bowl classified ads from Amazon, Google and extra

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Post published:3rd February 2020
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A few the companies spending tall bucks on on the present time’s tall game contain already launched their classified ads (or teasers for these classified ads) on YouTube. So must you’re…

Man shot lifeless by police in south London following ‘terrorist-linked’ stabbings – Industry Insider

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Post published:2nd February 2020
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Police in London say they shot and killed a man on Sunday after a "terrorist-related" incident, and that several people have been stabbed. "A man has been shot by armed officers in #Streatham. At this stage it is believed a number of people have been stabbed…

Alphabet’s stock and gross sales would per chance maybe also derive a obtain from more transparency – Industry Insider

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Post published:2nd February 2020
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Alphabet is set to report its fourth-quarter results on Monday, but per usual, its report will likely leave investors wishing for more. Google's parent company notoriously keeps much of its financial information obscured. It discloses some broad categories o…

Wuhan coronavirus: China completes emergency correctly being facility in 8 days – Industry Insider

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Post published:2nd February 2020
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China has completed work on an emergency 1,000-bed hospital, set up specifically to battle the Wuhan coronavirus. Work began on Huoshenshan Hospital on January 23, and was competed on Sunday morning, according to Chinese state media China Global Television N…

What or no longer it’s admire taking Careem, UAE scuttle-hailing app Uber offered for $3b – Industry Insider

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Post published:2nd February 2020
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What it's like taking Careem, UAE ride-hailing app Uber bought for $3b - Business Insider

Rashida Tlaib apologizes after clip booing Hillary Clinton goes viral – Industry Insider

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Post published:2nd February 2020
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A clip of Rep. Rashida Tlaib of Michigan outraged supporters of former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton after she encouraged a crowd of his supporters to boo her. Tlaib, a top Bernie Sanders surrogate, apologized after the clip went viral. She…

Will we sustain facial recognition from enabling a surveillance jabber?

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Post published:2nd February 2020
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Researchers have been pursuing facial recognition technologies since the 1960s but its only been in the last few years that these systems have become so alarmingly capable. Neural networks able to match faces across thousands of features with better than 98 percent accuracy as well as an explosion of available training data sets have fueled…

Uber in Vancouver, a Car Ban in SF, and Assorted Car Files

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Post published:2nd February 2020
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What if the future of cars contained fewer of them? That was the proposition once put forward by companies like Uber and Lyft before research suggested that the ride-hailers are putting more miles on the road than pulling miles off them. And yet: Lots of folk still think advancements like ride-hail and autonomous vehicles might…

Mike Bloomberg’s Awkward Canines Reach upon Tops This Week’s Net News Roundup

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Post published:2nd February 2020
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Welp, the UK finally did it. Brexit actually happened. Just when you thought it might never come to pass, it did. But that wasn't the only thing that went down last week. Not by a long shot. Coronavirus also became an official global emergency over the last seven days, and the US economy started showing…