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AWS	AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog	Complexities and Best Practices for AWS Lambda Logging	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/apn/complexities-and-best-practices-for-aws-lambda-logging/	Complexities and Best Practices for AWS Lambda LoggingServerless has many benefits but logging from AWS Lambda is like an artistic creative process It requires thought and vision to bring together the pieces and assemble them into something organized and functional The Big Compass Serverless Logging Framework is also a validated AWS solution that helps standardize logs across teams business units and Lambdas easing the burden of implementing a complicated logging framework	2021-05-07 16:46:32
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	パスワード付PDFを一括作成する	https://qiita.com/neko22/items/d1ddd9c99f12fbb33f21	そこで、住所を記載したPDFにパスワードをかけて、各人に送付することにしました。	2021-05-08 01:55:47
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	spacy_streamlitで爆速で「日本のオリンピックはどうなる？」の係り受けを確認する	https://qiita.com/study_program/items/9bfdde11befcd354fbc9	spacystreamlitのインストールpipinstallspacystreamlitprespacyの日本語モデルのダウンロードspacyには種類の日本語モデルjacorenewssmjacorenewsmdjacorenewslgが公開されているが、軽く試したかったので今回はjacorenewssmjacorenewsmdの二つをダウンロードした。	2021-05-08 01:11:58
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	yukicoder contest 294 参戦記	https://qiita.com/c-yan/items/0bf0f2295d5f837c8514		2021-05-08 01:07:12
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	func_timeoutでread_htmlのタイムアウトを検出したい	https://teratail.com/questions/337118?rss=all	functimeoutでreadhtmlのタイムアウトを検出したい前提・実現したいことPythonのPandasのreadhtmlを使って、WebサイトのTableデータを収集するコードを書いていますが、ときどきフリーズしてしまうことから、タイムアウト処理を入れようとfunctimuoutライブラリのfunctimuout関数で試みていますが、うまくいきません。	2021-05-08 01:35:23
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	Rコマンダー　クラスカル・ウォリス検定　グループに表示されない。	https://teratail.com/questions/337117?rss=all	typenbspofnbspbystandar	2021-05-08 01:34:36
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	Pythonでscikit-learnのSVMを使ってアヤメのデータを分類しようとしたら、出力結果がSVC(kernel='linear')としかでない	https://teratail.com/questions/337116?rss=all	PythonでscikitlearnのSVMを使ってアヤメのデータを分類しようとしたら、出力結果がSVCkernelxlinearxとしかでないscikitlearnのSVMを使ってアヤメのデータを分類HPを参考にscikitlearnのSVMを使ってアヤメのデータを分類しようとしたのですが、線形分類モデルのコードclassifierfitXtrainnbspytrainを実行すると「SVCkernelaposlinearapos」としか出力されません。	2021-05-08 01:26:07
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	math.gcdに負の引数はまずいのか	https://teratail.com/questions/337115?rss=all	mathgcdに負の引数はまずいのか問題ABCnbspC問題より不正解コードXを全地点から引き、それらの最大公約数を求める。	2021-05-08 01:19:28
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	php artisan migrate でエラーが出る	https://teratail.com/questions/337114?rss=all	phpartisanmigrateでエラーが出るphpnbspartisannbspmigrateで以下のエラーが出ます。	2021-05-08 01:11:58
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	JS　タイマー　二度押し防止	https://teratail.com/questions/337113?rss=all	JSタイマー二度押し防止閲覧頂きありがとうございます。	2021-05-08 01:11:08
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	gulpのbrowserSyncでIE11がリロードされない	https://teratail.com/questions/337112?rss=all	gulpのbrowserSyncでIEがリロードされないgulpのbrowserSyncで、複数ブラウザのリロードをしたいのですが、ファイルを更新してもなぜかIEだけ更新がされない状態です。	2021-05-08 01:03:37
Ruby	Rubyタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【Rails6】deviseで独自カラムを追加して使用する方法 ②	https://qiita.com/kamataku/items/4fdf5dafe3693e8e452d	【Rails】deviseで独自カラムを追加して使用する方法②これまでこれまでに、deviseのインストールと、Userモデルの作成を行いました。	2021-05-08 01:01:39
Linux	Ubuntuタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	低スペックノートPCに Xubuntu21.04 を minimal install して fish を入れたお話 ~2~	https://qiita.com/RiRyCasals/items/90c6489a693dda764d7c	fishのインストールohmyfishのインストールfishの見た目を変えるテーマのインストールデフォルトで起動するシェルの変更色などを細かく変更Xubuntu編から時間が経過しているのであれば、以下のコマンドを実行してアップデート、必要に応じてアップグレードしておくとよいです。	2021-05-08 01:35:35
Ruby	Railsタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	【Rails6】deviseで独自カラムを追加して使用する方法 ②	https://qiita.com/kamataku/items/4fdf5dafe3693e8e452d	【Rails】deviseで独自カラムを追加して使用する方法②これまでこれまでに、deviseのインストールと、Userモデルの作成を行いました。	2021-05-08 01:01:39
海外TECH	Ars Technica	Google will soon start “automatically enrolling” users in 2FA	https://arstechnica.com/?p=1763423	fanon	2021-05-07 16:35:46
海外TECH	Ars Technica	Facebook and Big Pharma exploited disease “awareness” for personalized marketing	https://arstechnica.com/?p=1763427	groups	2021-05-07 16:13:52
海外TECH	DEV Community	Build APIs without code	https://dev.to/vasanth7781/build-apis-without-code-4g2j	Build APIs without codeI have been involving in building no code API builder platform Fireapis where now APIs can be built within minutes and can be consumed easily No need to worry about deployment scalability availability etc Another thing is we can create different APIs resources for different environments stage prod dev or any etc Now I ll show you how to make an example we say Plan API without any code and consume our Plan API First enter into and signup its free accountFirst step You will be landed on the Dashboard page after signup or login go to the Environments tabThe first thing is we have to create an environmentEnter our environment name domain URL and a short description about the environment then click AddNow we have created our environment Second step Next thing we have to go to the API tab section Click Add new API buttonEnter the name and URL of our endpoint and select the environment for which API has to be builtNow we are going to add fields for our API Here for eg I have added name as string type amount as a numeric type is active as boolean description as a string that can accept null and blank values For primary key leaving a blank as it will auto add field id as primary key if not added custom primary keyAfter adding all fields click Add Now successfully we have created Plan APIThird Step Now we are going to test our Plan API endpoint by using theautogenerated curl commandGoing to test different request by using the auto generated curl commandWe have got success response after making a POST request for Plan APINow we going to make GET request for the primary key using curl commandNow we have got a response for GET request using the primary keyFinallyWe can check our logs now we enter into the Logs tab sectionWe can see a detailed log report for different requestsNow we have created an API that can do CRUD operation in few minutes Fireapis Solving the development time and difficulties in coding scaling and storage of data using API within few minutes Fireapis also provides Logs for all the request coming in and out for your different set of environments We hope you liked this write up and got the gist of fireapis on how it can be used in your projectsFeel free to reach out to us by Email vasanth fireapis com if you would like to know more about Fireapis I d love to hear what you think of Fireapis and if there is anything we can improve Catch you in the next one	2021-05-07 16:55:29
海外TECH	DEV Community	My second impression of Rust and why I think it's the best general-purpose language!	https://dev.to/deepu105/my-second-impression-of-rust-and-why-i-think-it-s-the-best-general-purpose-language-31jh	My second impression of Rust and why I think it x s the best general purpose language Originally published at deepu tech Please follow me on Twitter for updates and let me know what can be improved in the post I wrote about my first impression of Rust in November After that I dabbled with it few times but mostly on very simple code and while I liked using Rust I wasn t too amazed On the surface it kind of felt more or less like many other languages I have dabbled with All that changed last month when I finally decided to build a realistic use case with Rust Since I was quite invested in cloud computing and containers I decided to build a terminal UI to monitor Kubernetes clusters with Rust I know it was quite ambitious for a Rust newbie But looking back it was absolutely worth it and I have KDash to show for it Deepu K Sasidharan ദീപു தீபு दीपू deepu Introducing KDash A simple kubernetesio terminal dashboard built with rustlang Still a WIP but here is an MVP I built over the last few weeks Please try it out and provide me feedback also any contribution is welcome rust Kubernetes oss github com kdash rs kdash AM Apr So it s a pretty UI on the terminal that shows different resource data and utilization metrics for Kubernetes clusters Kind of inspired by Ks which is built with Go The focus for KDash was speed and UX With Rust I knew that I didn t have to worry about the speed part The architecture was quite complex It s fully event driven concurrent and asynchronous with different threads to handle drawing of the UI doing network requests streaming logs and running commands I used channels to pass events across threads and the application state was shared using an ARC smart pointer and a Mutex lock I ll write another blog with more details about the architecture choices and inspirations While I have implemented similar architectures in Go Java and JavaScript doing it in Rust was quite challenging I struggled the first few days to put together a basic structure and was constantly battling the compiler thanks to my habits from other languages I work with But I started getting better at thinking in the Rust way and within a week I was having fewer compiler errors and Clippy warnings After few weeks I rarely get compiler errors for new code also thanks to rust analyzer and I have started to polish existing code to make it better or to write better abstractions So now that I have set the context I feel it s time to revisit points from my first impression and see if they still hold true Along the way I ll share my thoughts on why I think Rust is the future for general purpose languages and how it is taking over the software engineering world I ll try not to be biased as much as possible and wear my polyglot hat for comparisons If you haven t read my previous post on the topic I encourage you to read it for better context What I love about RustOk let s get this out of the way first So I love everything I originally liked about Rust Some of them even more so after using Rust full fledged and gaining more experience in it So here I ll touch upon some important high level stuff that I didn t mention in the previous post Rust throws around some buzz words in its docs but they are not just marketing buzz they actually mean it with full sincerity and they actually matter a lot and are indeed the biggest selling points of Rust SafetyWhat does being safe mean for a language or rather what does unsafe mean Let s set the context first so that we can appreciate what Rust offers Safety can be categorized into three or four if you count null safety About of all CVEs at Microsoft are memory safety issues Two thirds of Linux kernel vulnerabilities come from memory safety issues Memory safetyThis means when you access a variable or an item in an array you can be sure that you are indeed accessing what you meant to or are allowed to access In other words you will not be reading writing into the memory of another variable or pointer by mistake regardless of what you do in your program Why is this a big deal Doesn t all major programming languages ensure this Yes to varying extent But some languages are unsafe by default In C or C you can access the memory of another variable by mistake or you can free a pointer twice double free error Such behavior is categorized as undefined behavior as they are unpredictable and hence can be abused by a hacker to take control of the program or to leak privileged information In memory safe languages if you try to access an array element out of its bound you will just crash the program with a panic error which is predictable behavior This is why memory related bugs in C C systems often result in CVEs and emergency patches There are other memory unsafe behaviors in C or C accessing pointers to stack frames that have been popped a memory that has been de allocated iterator invalidation and so on Null safety I list this separately under memory safety as I come from a Java JS background and we are so used to the concept of null infamous for being the worst invention in programming Garbage collected languages kind of need a concept of nothing so that a pointer can be freed But it also leads to issues and pain NPE anyone Technically this falls under memory safety but most memory safe languages still let you use null as a value leading to null pointer errors Type safetyThis means when you access a variable you access it as the correct type of data it is stored as This gives us the confidence to work on data without having to manually check for the data type during runtime Memory safety is required for a language to be type safe Thread safetyThis means you can access modify the same memory from multiple threads at the same time without worrying about data races This is generally achieved by using mutual exclusion locks Mutex or thread synchronization Thread safety is required for optimal memory and type safety so generally languages that are memory and type safe tend to be thread safe as well Now let s see how Rust offers safety in these aspects Memory safetyRust ensures memory safety at compile time using its innovative ownership mechanism and the borrow checker built into the compiler The compiler just does not allow memory unsafe code unless it s explicitly marked as unsafe in an unsafe block or function This static compile time analysis eliminates many types of memory bugs and with some more runtime checks Rust guarantees memory safety Null safety There is no concept of null at the language level Instead Rust provides the Option enum which can be used to mark the presence or absence of a value making the resulting code null safe and much easier to deal with and you will never encounter null pointer exceptions in Rust Type safetyRust is statically typed and it guarantees type safety by strict compile time type checks and by guaranteeing memory safety This is not special as most modern languages are statically typed Rust also allows some level of dynamic typing with the dyn keyword and Any type when required But the powerful type inference and the compiler ensure type safety even in that case Thread safetyRust guarantees thread safety using similar concepts it uses for memory safety along with providing standard library features like channels Mutex and ARC The compiler makes it impossible to cause accidental data race from a shared state This makes us confident to focus on code and let the compiler worry about shared data between threads Now don t be mistaken you will see crashes and errors in a Rust application even array index out of bound errors and so on Rust is not claiming safety against errors or is going to catch wrong logic as no compiler can guarantee against human error It just makes errors predictable so when errors do happen you are sure that there is no security issue associated with it like in a C C application Rust also lets you write unsafe code when required by explicitly declaring unsafe blocks This gives the flexibility when needed as there are certain low level systems use cases that would need unsafe memory access Rust cannot guarantee any of the above safety in unsafe code blocks as it s for people who are sure of what they are doing and don t want the compiler to interfere Now most statically typed high level languages like Java Go or C also offers all of the above to varying extend none of them provide null safety though But they do it with the cost of having a runtime and a garbage collector This is why Rust is special as it offers better safety than any high level language without a runtime or memory management garbage collection reference counting and so on overhead At the same time it offers speed and performance sometimes better than of a low level language like C C Zero cost abstractionsA zero cost abstraction means that how you write your program does not affect its performance for example you can choose to create or use any number of abstractions to structure your program you could use loops or iterators you could do functional or imperative programming and the result remains the same The compiler will produce the best possible implementation of the machine code for the use case regardless of the flavor of code you choose What you don t use you don t pay for And further What you do use you couldn t hand code any better Bjarne StroustrupOnly very few programming languages offer this C is popular for offering zero overhead abstractions but they are not always zero cost if you consider the compile time cost Rust compiler however seems to be smarter and offers zero cost abstractions in most cases with better developer experience which is an important factor There could still be negligible overheads like array bound checks and so on A zero cost abstraction like all abstractions must actually offer a better experience than the alternative SaoirseLet s see a small example to understand and appreciate the importance of this We will compare a high level language like Java to Rust for this But you could technically take any other high level language for the comparison and the results can be similar Let s take the below Java program Running JMH benchmark on it gives the performance numbers for each function and its added as comments inline Average ns oppublic long factorialForLoop long number long result for number gt number result number return result Average ns oppublic long factorialRecursive long number return number number factorialRecursive number Average ns oppublic long factorialStream long number return LongStream rangeClosed number reduce n n gt n n Run complete Total time JDK Benchmark Mode Cnt Score Error UnitsMyBenchMark forLoop avgt ± ns opMyBenchMark recursive avgt ± ns opMyBenchMark stream avgt ± ns op As you can see even though all three functions does the same job they don t have similar performance The one with the most abstractions stream iterations suffers the most Now let s try the same three functions in Rust and run benchmarks using Criterion Average ns opfn factorial loop mut num usize gt usize let mut result while num gt result num num num return result Average ns opfn factorial recursion num usize gt usize return match num gt gt num factorial recursion num Average ns opfn factorial iterator num usize gt usize num fold n n n n Benchmark time min avg max factorial loop time ns ns ns factorial recursion time ns ns ns factorial iterator time ns ns ns As you can see the performance is identical for iterative and recursive approach and it s even better for inbuilt abstractions due to internal iterator optimizations and stuff So in the case of Rust it s even fair to say that abstractions provide better performance than hand optimized code in many cases and at worst they provide the same performance at zero cost If you look into the assembly code generated by different flavors in many cases you can see the compiler produces the same assembly code This gives us the power not to think about writing the most optimal code and instead focus on writing the most readable and reusable code This doesn t mean that anything in Rust is zero cost abstractions You can always end up writing code that does unnecessary computations and such which adds to the cost but at least it will be obvious Some of the most notable zero cost abstractions in Rust areOwnership and borrowingIterator and closure APIsAsync await and FuturesUnsafe and the module boundary Fearless concurrencyWe already saw that Rust is thread safe so technically you can do all sorts of concurrency implementations in Rust without worries Rust supports multithreading green threads parallel computing and asynchronous programming either as first class citizens or via crates like Tokio or Futures The first realistic app I built in Rust is extremely concurrent and asynchronous and I m yet to encounter any issues related to concurrency and Rust promises that I ll never encounter data race issues even though I share state between multiple threads doing asynchronous operations Honestly I won t be comfortable doing the same in any other language that I m used to maybe to an extend in Go as it s quite good when it comes to concurrency as well Community Tooling amp EcosystemRust has hands down one of the best communities around in my opinion It doesn t have the politics of Java or the bloat of JavaScript yet Rust didn t shy away from copying good things from other languages like package management from JavaScript language features from Haskell OCaml Ruby JavaScript and so on That diversity is visible in the community as well You can see people with all sorts of backgrounds and an extremely welcoming and friendly community Strangely the Rust community forum is more active than its stack overflow community and that says a lot You will find people helping you and guiding you rather than being gatekeepers Rust also guarantees backward compatibility while still improving the language constantly and has a tooling and library ecosystem that keeps up The Rust library ecosystem feels similar to that of JavaScript and gives you the NPM vibes The tooling is just amazing rustc rustup and cargo are standard and there are tons of plugins like Clippy rustfmt and so on Cargo acts as the build runner package manager plugin manager and so on It all feels well integrated and results in a great developer experience There are some rough edges from time to time but is still way ahead of many other languages with an even longer history Rust also provides one of the best documentation around It is even included in the standard toolchain via the rustup docs command Many other smaller things in Rust is awesome I m just skipping them for high level stuff What I still don t like about RustThese were the things I originally didn t like about Rust and while I haven t changed my mind on how I feel about many of these some of these make more sense to me now But that doesn t mean I have to like them right Read my original post if you want more context on these ComplexityIt seems like the complexity of the language only keeps on increasing at one end with new language features while some things are being simplified at the other end and I m a bit torn about this to be honest I do like many features it provides and my issue about having many ways to do the same thing doesn t seem like a big deal now that I understand the zero cost abstractions in Rust But once you step into advanced generics traits lifetimes and so on it quickly becomes mind boggling and I can relate to newcomers as there is a steep learning curve While I understand that this complexity is required and most of the time worth it given the benefits of ownership it s hard not to yearn for a bit more simplicity Hopefully future versions will evolve to simplify a lot of these Shadowing of variables in the same contextThis makes more sense to me now and I end up using this a lot With the ownership mechanism you often have to rebind create temporary intermediates or get value from option or transforms value so this is useful but my point about this being abused is quite true as well There were few instances where I ended up using the same name for different content with the same type in the same context giving me an unexpected result It didn t cause any major issues but did affect readability and logic sometimes So probably it would have been fine without this feature as well However with Clippy it s possible to add a lint rule to disallow this so it s good enough I guess Functions are not first class citizensWell turns out they are first class citizens but it s just that functions in Rust are very complex I understand the whys and hows and they make sense But I would still prefer if this was more streamlined at least with some syntax sugars But it s not a big deal and is more of a nitpick now Implicit implementation of traitsAfter using Rust this makes sense and I like the way Rust does it much more than Go for example So this is no longer an issue for me Also the nitpicks I had in my original post no longer bothers me Rust is the futureRust not Firefox is Mozilla s greatest industry contributionTechRepublicWell first of all let me say I m falling in love with the language So maybe my opinions have a small bias I haven t had this much fun programming in years There is a weird feeling of satisfaction that you get when writing code in Rust Now I understand why Rust is the most loved language for years in a row from the Stack Overflow developer survey Don t get me wrong Rust is not a silver bullet as there are issues like the steep learning curve and complexity and so on But it s the closest thing to a silver bullet in my opinion That doesn t mean I ll just start using Rust for everything I still enjoy being a polyglot developer and I m still invested in Java JS TS and Go among others But if the use case requires speed and or concurrency or building system tools or CLIs then I will be giving Rust the first preference and maybe Go will take a backseat as there isn t any advantage that Go brings over Rust for similar use cases Normally a language would offer a choice between safety speed and high level abstractions At the very best you can pick two of those For example with Java C Go you get the safety and high level abstractions at the cost of a runtime overhead whereas C gives you speed and abstractions at the cost of safety But Rust offers all three and a good developer experience as a bonus As our IT landscape is getting more complex and resource hungry this combination matters a lot Rust looks and feels like a general purpose high level language yet offers performance and memory efficiency of a low level systems language So this could be the general purpose language that doesn t make compromises and doesn t require a runtime and is cross platform and is not as hard as C C What is not to love here Due to these unique characteristics Rust is getting a foothold not just in systems programming but also in areas currently dominated by high level languages like web applications microservices and CLI tools It s also getting more and more popular as a web assembly language due to its light footprint and great WASM support It has also made its way into the embedded IoT world There are many more use cases like serverless JS runtime game engines game dev Operating Systems and even malwares Rust is rapidly gaining popularity That s impressive given its just years old Big names like Microsoft Google Apple Amazon and Facebook are already invested in Rust and are making plans to replace C C code with Rust It will not be overnight but slowly Rust is going to replace a lot of those codes Even Linux the poster child of C recently approved the use of Rust in some parts of the kernel like driver code and so on Unlike many general purpose languages which are not appropriate for some use cases due to the tradeoffs they make Rust is uniquely positioned to work across the spectrum without any major disadvantage and be the general purpose language for any use case from client side to systems programming C C and Go might be the ones to be displaced most in the short term by Rust in my opinion I think Java JS TS Python etc are safe for a long while due to their massive presence in large scale applications and due to the migration cost I would finish off by saying this You won t appreciate Rust unless you spend few weeks building something in it The initial steep learning curve could be frustrating or challenging depending on how you see it but once past that it s hard not to love it It s a toddler with superpowers after all Referencesengineering fb comwww techrepublic comthreatpost comblogs gartner combenchmarksgame team pages debian netdeepu techwww zdnet comwww zdnet comboats gitlab iomedium com ingeniouslysimpleIf you like this article please leave a like or a comment You can follow me on Twitter and LinkedIn	2021-05-07 16:42:49
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Microsoft Windows 10X reportedly paused to focus on Windows 10 enhancements	https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/05/07/microsoft-windows-10x-reportedly-paused-to-focus-on-windows-10-enhancements?utm_medium=rss	Microsoft Windows X reportedly paused to focus on Windows enhancementsA report suggests that Microsoft will not release Windows X in and the version originally shared will likely never arrive The ill fated Surface Neo running Windows XAnnounced in Windows X was meant to be the next step in Windows design that ditched legacy components in favor of new technologies The ambitious project was soon delayed and now may never see the light of day Read more	2021-05-07 16:46:51
金融	金融庁ホームページ	金融審議会「市場制度ワーキング・グループ」（第７回）議事録について公表しました。	https://www.fsa.go.jp/singi/singi_kinyu/market-system/gijiroku/20210329.html	金融審議会	2021-05-07 17:00:00
金融	金融庁ホームページ	金融審議会「市場制度ワーキング・グループ」（第９回）を開催します。	https://www.fsa.go.jp/news/r2/singi/20210507-3.html	金融審議会	2021-05-07 17:00:00
海外ニュース	Japan Times latest articles	JAL reports first net loss since 2012 relisting as pandemic bites	https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2021/05/07/business/corporate-business/jal-business-year-losses/	JAL reports first net loss since relisting as pandemic bitesJAL which has been undergoing cost cutting to ride out the COVID crisis did not disclose earnings forecasts for the current year through next March citing	2021-05-08 02:57:31
海外ニュース	Japan Times latest articles	Visit to Japan by IOC’s Bach in mid-May ‘very difficult,’ says games chief	https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2021/05/07/national/bach-japan-visit/	Visit to Japan by IOC s Bach in mid May very difficult says games chiefInternational Olympic Committee chief Thomas Bach s planned visit to Japan in mid May will be very difficult amid a resurgence of COVID infections in the country	2021-05-08 02:56:44
海外ニュース	Japan Times latest articles	Anti-Olympics petition garners over 200,000 signatures at record pace	https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2021/05/07/national/olympics-online-petition/	tokyo	2021-05-08 02:42:03
海外ニュース	Japan Times latest articles	Japan’s largest energy producer bets on ammonia and hydrogen for net zero	https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2021/05/07/business/jera-ammonia-hydrogen-emissions-goal/	Japan s largest energy producer bets on ammonia and hydrogen for net zeroObtaining vast amounts of ammonia is key to the emissions goal but procuring only so called green ammonia produced using renewable energy will be difficult	2021-05-08 01:40:44
海外ニュース	Japan Times latest articles	Shohei Ohtani blasts 10th homer of season as Angels fall against Rays	https://www.japantimes.co.jp/sports/2021/05/07/baseball/mlb/ohtani-blasts-10th-homer/	league	2021-05-08 01:21:12
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Covid: Quarantine-free destinations for England revealed	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-57026936	england	2021-05-07 16:48:25
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Elections results 2021: Conservative make gains on English councils	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-57021276	starmer	2021-05-07 16:50:55
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Which countries will be on the green list for foreign holidays?	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/explainers-52544307	amber	2021-05-07 16:28:59
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Fans should not travel to Turkey for Champions League final, says UK government	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/57029583	Fans should not travel to Turkey for Champions League final says UK governmentChelsea and Manchester City fans should not travel to Turkey for the Champions League says transport secretary Grant Shapps	2021-05-07 16:56:49
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Co-chairman Glazer plans talks with Man Utd fans this month	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/57027323	manchester	2021-05-07 16:03:37
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Scottish election 2021: SNP wins two key seats as it seeks majority	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-57014885	conservatives	2021-05-07 16:37:06
ビジネス	不景気.com	飲食横丁・シェアレストラン企画の「アスラボ」が自己破産申請 - 不景気.com	https://www.fukeiki.com/2021/05/asulabo.html	東京都港区南青山	2021-05-07 16:07:13
海外TECH	reddit	DetonatioN FocusMe vs. Cloud9 / MSI 2021 - Group C / Post-Match Discussion	https://www.reddit.com/r/leagueoflegends/comments/n72bbh/detonation_focusme_vs_cloud9_msi_2021_group_c/	DetonatioN FocusMe vs Cloud MSI Group C Post Match DiscussionMSI Official page Leaguepedia Liquipedia Eventvods com New to LoL DetonatioN FocusMe Cloud DFM Leaguepedia Liquipedia Website Twitter Facebook YouTube C Leaguepedia Liquipedia Discord Website Twitter Facebook YouTube Subreddit MATCH DFM vs C Winner DetonatioN FocusMe in m Match History Bans Bans G K T D B DFM thresh lee sin senna tahmkench twisted fate k H H M H C rumble morgana renekton rell sett k C I M DFM vs C Evi gnar TOP jayce Fudge Steal udyr JNG nidalee Blaber Aria zoe MID orianna Perkz Yutapon kaisa BOT varus Zven Kazu alistar SUP leona Vulcan This thread was created by the Post Match Team submitted by u InspektorVI to r leagueoflegends link comments	2021-05-07 16:18:30