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If you speak German or French fluently and the other language okayish and are willing to work in Luxembourg in the Ministry of Education, let me know. IMHO one of the best salaries in Europe after taxes. Working language is English.
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Submissions
Memory Caching: RNNs with Growing Memory
arxiv.org
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Lördagsgodis (Saturday Sweets)
en.wikipedia.org
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Chinese scientists turn tumours into 'pork' in cancer treatment
scmp.com
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Replacing butter with plant-based oils cuts premature death risk by 17 percent
news.harvard.edu
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Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS is now available
ubuntu.com
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The Flynn Effect
en.wikipedia.org
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Middle name initials enhance evaluations of intellectual performance (2014)
onlinelibrary.wiley.com
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Your behavior in Starbucks may reveal more about you than you think
sciencemag.org
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UK Child poverty: Pale and hungry pupils 'fill pockets with school food'
On 7 July, MEPs voted 331–303 to fast-track the return of Chat Control 1.0 mass scanning. A binding vote follows Thursday, 9 July, where an absolute majority of 361 MEPs is needed to stop it. Take action now to demand they defend your private messages.
"Yes" means stop control, because it's a "proposition de rejet" we're looking at. rejet = reject.
Parties in favor of chat control were:
- European People’s Party and
- Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats.
If you look at the initial vote from July 7, there are a few countries who actually wanted to make it an "urgent decision" (other than the countries above):
Great article with lots of practical ways to implement it. In my view this is a superpower and I find I can usually do it if I'm not stressed or tired.
As follow-up thoughts:
- It's important whom you listen to. Consider it a gift you're giving and give it only to those who you think deserve and not abuse it or make you consistently feel bad about something.
- Those listeners are also very healthy in/for a group,e.g., at work.
- Listening is a big part of managing a team. People's thoughts are often all over the place and it's your job (partly) to structure these, within a person and a across a team. People that feel heard are much more inclined to listen.
- For starters: Just make an effort to ask five open-ended questions in every conversation you have. You will see how people open up after some time. This also works for family, dates, colleagues, ...
Tangentially, you could ask: Are you addicted to being useful or to being recognized as useful.
One is your own need, the other often a covered contract where you lash out or silently resign if you don't get the recognition that you think you deserve.
Increased security for "unapproved" leaders of a state. Allies will help out of fear instead of common goals. Resentment among allies. Appeasement until counter control is effective
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Every day a bit better.
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Note for people who like programming and don't mind doing statistics:
If you speak German or French fluently and the other language okayish and are willing to work in Luxembourg in the Ministry of Education, let me know. IMHO one of the best salaries in Europe after taxes. Working language is English.
meet.hn/city/lu-Luxembourg