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Monat: Mai 2017
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SO führt man neue Banknoten ein! 😀
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Microsoft’s CEO Just Gave Some Brilliant Career Advice. Here It Is in 1 Sentence
Don’t be a know-it-all. Be a learn-it-all.
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There’s Way Less Coal Than We Thought
There’s Way Less Coal Than We Thought
The surge in global coal production has produced a much more refined understanding of coal deposits around the world. Armed with those refinements, researchers have slashed their estimates of the amount of economically and technologically recoverable coal by two-thirds from ‘90s-era forecasts. When the UBC researchers analyzed the worst-case scenario for 21st century carbon dioxide emissions, using the revised coal estimates, they found that CO2 emissions fell dramatically.
Interessanter Artikel, man sollte ihn aber nicht übertrieben auslegen:
Ritchie isn’t saying we’re about to stop burning coal, or that we’re about to run out of it. He’s just come up with a bullish case for coal burning that may be more realistic than the 1990s bullish case for coal burning.
Introducing Travel Mode: Protect your data when crossing borders
Wow, das ist echt gut für Leute, die Landesgrenzen übertreten. Weiter so!
Wenn Leute Fahrräder aus dem Gedächtnis zeichnen…
The story behind how you stopped drawing – Adrian Hanft – Medium
Jaaaa, so fühlt es sich beim zeichnen tatsächlich häufiger an 😉
Japan, China have extracted methane hydrate from the seafloor | Ars Technica
Interessante Technologie. Und wie im Artikel beschrieben ist es ein sehr zweischneidiges Schwert. Mal sehen, was da noch so kommt.
Awkward interactions with coworkers you barely know are a secret key to success
The people you know the least generally have the most power to introduce you to something new or change your mind
How Japan proved printing money can be a great idea – The Washington Post
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