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TECH	Engadget Japanese	watchOS 8配信開始。睡眠追跡や写真、サイクリング機能が賢く進化	https://japanese.engadget.com/watchos8-sleeptracking-photos-cycling-184402761.html	applewatch	2021-09-20 18:45:57
TECH	Engadget Japanese	iOS/iPadOS 15配信開始。FaceTime強化、iPadはマルチタスクが便利に	https://japanese.engadget.com/ios-ipados15-facetime-multitask-184054893.html	facetime	2021-09-20 18:40:54
AWS	AWS Compute Blog	Getting started with testing serverless applications	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/compute/getting-started-with-testing-serverless-applications/	Getting started with testing serverless applicationsTesting is an essential step in the software development lifecycle Through the different types of tests you validate user experience performance and detect bugs in your code Features should not be considered done until all of the corresponding tests are written The distributed nature of serverless architectures separates your application logic from other concerns like …	2021-09-20 18:37:07
AWS	AWS Game Tech Blog	AWS announces General Availability of the Amazon GameLift Plug-in for Unity with CloudFormation Templates	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/gametech/gamelift-unity-plugin/	AWS announces General Availability of the Amazon GameLift Plug in for Unity with CloudFormation TemplatesToday we are excited to announce the general availability GA of the Amazon GameLift Plug in for Unity on GitHub making it easier to access GameLift resources and integrate GameLift into your Unity game Amazon GameLift is an AWS managed service for deploying operating and scaling dedicated servers for multiplayer games GameLift provides a full toolset …	2021-09-20 18:59:20
js	JavaScriptタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	画像素材共有サービス「フォトフリ」を爆速開発した話	https://qiita.com/daldalshi/items/3b0a40425c2672f31c45		2021-09-21 03:32:54
Program	[全てのタグ]の新着質問一覧｜teratail（テラテイル）	教本模作で、faviconが表示されません	https://teratail.com/questions/360517?rss=all	教本模作で、faviconが表示されませんfaviconが反映されません。	2021-09-21 03:13:31
海外TECH	DEV Community	Lava Flow 🔥	https://dev.to/ushieru/lava-flow-27k6	Lava Flow Haz un QuickFix Parche luego lo arreglamos bien Escribir mal un código sin una arquitectura clara desde el principio solo haráque nuestras funciones de más de líneas nuestro código sin uso nuestros métodos no documentados o nuestros procesos mal organizados que parecían Código que podremos desechar en cualquier momento se vuelva más complicado de mantener Conforme el sistema avanza en su desarrollo y crece se dice que estos flujos de lava se solidifican es decir se vuelve mucho más complicado corregir los problemas que originan y el desorden va creciendo Mi sistema sufre de Lava Flow ️Pon atencion a las alertas ️Se declaran variables no justificadas Se construyen clases o bloques de código muy grandes y complejas sin documentar Usando una inconsistente y difusa arquitectura Cuando en el sistema existen muchas áreas con código por terminar o reemplazar Cuando dejamos código sin uso abandonado Cuando duplicamos funciones que se diferencian apenas por un ligero cambio SoluciónRecuerda que la complejidad planeada siempre es mejor que la complejidad por deuda técnicaCon tu equipo elijan la arquitectura más adecuada para el sistema No más push master Asigna un lider de proyecto y que sea este quien revise las PR Pull Request Documenta todo Deja de hacer parches y crea soluciones reales	2021-09-20 18:33:45
海外TECH	DEV Community	How does Linux work?	https://dev.to/shu8/how-does-linux-work-55d5	How does Linux work I recently prepared for a position which prompted me to read up and consolidate my knowledge on Operating Systems and Linux which led me down a weird and wonderful rabbit hole learning so much more than I thought I knew This post intends to be a summary of how an Operating System focussing on Linux works and what happens behind the scenes So let s get started Disclaimer I myself am constantly learning more about this area and whilst I ve tried to be as accurate and concise as possible there may be mistakes If you spot something that looks wrong I would love to hear from you in the comments so we can all learn together What are UNIX and Linux UNIX and Linux are both families of Operating Systems OSes the underlying software behind many popular Operating Systems An examples of a UNIX OSes is Solaris examples of Linux based distributions are Ubuntu and Arch Linux The biggest difference between the two is that Linux is open source and free to use you can contribute to it if you want UNIX on the other hand is proprietary software which requires a license to use There s also POSIX the Portable Operating System Interface which defines a set of standards so different OSes can be compatible It includes things like what should program exit codes be What default environment variables are there How do filenames work What is the underlying C API A lot of Linux distributions are mostly POSIX compliant although they may not be officially certified What are the Kernel and Operating System The kernel is a part of the Operating System it s at the lowest software level of the OS to control access to the hardware system resources files processes system calls and more Without an OS your computer can t really do anything A nice way to look at the difference between the Kernel and the general Operating System is that the OS as a whole sits between a user and the software the kernel sits between the software and the hardware So how does my computer start BIOSYour computer has a set of fixed instructions in a specific physical memory location in ROM Read Only Memory which usually form the BIOS Basic Input Output System This is firmware low level software that s permanent on your system that initializes the hardware on boot The BIOS usually performs a POST Power On Self Test to detect and setup any connected hardware e g memory video cards CPUs etc If there s an error here your computer will normally display some text if it can or perform various different audible beeps with each different number of beeps indicating a specific problem Once the hardware is confirmed to be working the BIOS starts the boot process which involves finding the boot device e g hard drive Boot devices usually store a bootloader or a pointer to it in the Master Boot Record MBR or in a specific partition on the drive EFI This is a tiny piece of software which is less than a kilobyte in size and is responsible for loading the OS into RAM memory An example of a bootloader is GRUB Initializing the KernelOnce the bootloader has been loaded it needs to be executed This can get quite complicated and I definitely do not know every single thing that happens here Here is an overview of what now happens The kernel is decompressed A few registers are initialized e g the Interrupt Handler Table and Global Descriptor Table these are needed later on when using the system Various system calls are made to spawn initial processes such as the task scheduler these are all explained a bit later on The init process executes which is responsible for mounting all file systems in read write mode starting daemons like sshd for SSH connections httpd for HTTP connections etc and calling the getty program get TTY which prompts you to log in systemd is a common init process used in Linux distributions At this point your computer is up and running Now what System Calls amp CPU Execution ModesFirst we should note that many of the low level details about the hardware are abstracted away and hidden from user applications this means the Operating System must issue requests to the kernel in the form of system calls syscalls which are executed by the kernel So there are different CPU execution privilege modes sometimes called rings User ring and Kernel ring mode The rings in between are for device drivers software that enables interaction with hardware peripherals User mode is an unprivileged mode for user programs programs can run and execute code but they can t manipulate actual memory use input output devices nor switch modes itself As a result when any of these resources are needed the programs send a system call which generates a software interrupt This prompts the switch to Kernel mode where the kernel checks for permissions performs necessary actions and returns relevant data Kernel mode is therefore a privileged mode there is unrestricted access to memory and devices Any errors encountered here are critical and trigger a kernel panic analogous to a Windows Blue Screen of Death Why have separate modes Having a separate kernel mode ensures that programs can t interfere with each other it is the single source of truth for the entire system and it is more secure as the kernel handles permission checks to resources The FilesystemIn Linux you don t mount hard drives or partitions Instead you mount the file systems on those partitions The Virtual File System VFS abstracts a standard interface think an API for file systems so all file systems appear identical to the rest of the kernel and applications Data is split into Blocks typically MB which are further grouped into Block Groups The VFS caches blocks when they are accessed by placing them into the Buffer Cache Inodes indexed nodes are structures that store metadata for every file and directory providing easy access to anyone who needs information on files They have a number index that uniquely identifies them in a filesystem and are used in conjunction with the filesystem ID to ensure they are unique across the entire machine Inodes are stored in a table so they are accessed by their index number and they point to the disk blocks storing the contents of the file they represent The use of inodes actually means there is a limit to the number of files directories you can store on a system Mail servers can run into the problem where they store lots of tiny files emails which don t take up too much disk space but still run out of inodes Inodes are usually bit unsigned integers meaning billion inodes maximum Practically a system might have much fewer available inodes as the default ratio tends to be inode per x bytes of storage capacity Inodes store the file mode permissions type file directory user group size links block count creation accessed modified times and inode checksum Inodes don t store filenames themselves why These are stored in directory structures or directory entries or dentries These are tables that store filenames and their corresponding inodes the first two entries are always and which probably seem familiar An advantage of this system is if you are moving files all you are doing is moving the name inode pair so it s extremely cheap File permissionsCommands like chmod and chown allow you to alter file permissions but how do they work Each file directory has three user permission groups owner group all users i e all other users For each of these there are a further three permission types read write execute For directories these mean slightly different things listing the contents of the directory changing the contents of the directory new delete rename files and moving into the directory respectively So what do the permissions looks like rwx rwx rwx owner group is the general format Remember this is all stored in the inode The first group of is the owner permissions the second group is the group permissions and the final group is the all users permissions The final string shows which user group owns the file The very first character is the special file type flag means no special permissions d means it is a directory l means it is a symbolic link s is the setuid setgid permission for executables meaning it should be executed with the owner permissions and t is the sticky bit permission meaning only the file owner can rename or delete the directory If you ve ever used chmod you may have used a number to set permissions this is the numeric method where a represents read represents write represents execute For example means for the owner for the group for all others i e rwx r MemoryMoving onto memory management Linux is a multiprocessing OS each process is a separate task with its own rights and responsibilities and each has its own virtual memory running in its own virtual address space so they can t affect each other only interacting with others through the kernel This means virtual and physical memory is split into pages small contiguous chunks of memory which are mapped to each other via the page table When a program requests a virtual page address the page table determines the actual memory address to use if it s not found you get a page fault Pages aren t always loaded so demand paging is where memory is loaded lazily as it is needed A swap file is a file on the disk that is used when a virtual page is needed but no physical page is available In this case an existing page is written to disk to this swap file to be re loaded later if needed Thrashing occurs if pages are constantly being read from written to which means the OS can t actually do anything meaningful ProcessesProcesses are computer programs in action they include program instructions data CPU registers the Program Counter and call stacks There is a limited number of processes that can execute at one time Processes are stored in a task array in the form of a task struct data structure think a linked list of dictionaries This stores lots of information like how virtual memory is mapped onto the system s physical memory CPU time consumed effective user group IDs etc Every process except for the initial init process has a parent the task struct keeps a pointer to parent and child processes a doubly linked list Processes are not created they are cloned from a previous one via system calls Usually the fork syscall is used which clones the calling process including the code the data and call stack and then exec is used to overwrite overlay the cloned process and its data with the supplied program name It s not just one process that uses all the memory or CPU though with multiprocessing the system gives the CPU to processes that need it most The scheduler chooses which process is most appropriate to run by selecting them out of the run queue It often uses a priority based scheduling algorithm but there are different types e g round robin or first in first out The scheduler runs after processes are put onto the wait queue e g whilst they are waiting for a system resource or when a syscall is ending and the CPU is switching back to user mode The niceness of a process is a user defined priority ranging from to highest to lowest that can be given to processes using the nice n NICENESS VALUE command e g nice n my important program Processes have different states running the current process in the system or ready to run waiting waiting for an event resource stopped stopped due to a signal zombie halted processes which for some reason still have a task struct entry Threads are a single execution sequence within a process a process can contain many threads They share the memory of the process they belong to which means inter thread communication is cheaper than inter process communication Inter Process Communication IPC IPC allows processes to communicate with each other Signals are the classic example of this e g SIGHUP SIGINT SIGKILL etc These are asynchronous events set to processes and can be generated by shells keyboards or even errors Processes can choose how to deal with or ignore most of these except for two SIGSTOP halts a process until SIGCONT resumes it and SIGKILL exits a process entirely Only the kernel and superusers can send signals to processes or processes with the same GID UID as others Pipes are another method of IPC allowing redirection between commands they are one way byte streams connecting the standard out stdout of one process to the standard in stdin of another These are implemented using two files with the same temporary VFS inode and are an abstraction as neither process is aware of the pipe Sockets are another method of IPC these are pseudo files that represent the network connection and can be read written to using read write send recv syscalls Wrapping upThat s a lot of information I do hope this post helped you understand a tiny bit more about Linux and Operating Systems in general and how it works If you re interested in learning more I found The Linux Kernel by David A Rusling extremely useful which goes into a lot more detail about the above topics and much more If you have any feedback spotted any errors or just want to chat please feel free to leave a comment below or get in touch with me in any other way	2021-09-20 18:22:01
海外TECH	DEV Community	A Beginner's Guide To Fauna	https://dev.to/samaby213/a-beginner-s-guide-to-fauna-3ckg	A Beginner x s Guide To FaunaAfter having a hard time trying to grasp Fauna and serverless databases I came up with the idea of demystifying what I have learned and the quickest way to get up and running with the Fauna Who is this for Those new to serverless databases who would like to try out Fauna to use in a project You need basic programming knowledge to walk you through the lesson ConceptIn this tutorial we will show how to create a basic Twitter social graph and get it on the web using NodeJS Fauna is a next generation cloud database that simplifies the complexity of building complex relationships It uses the same codebase as SQL but is completely serverless and fast This tutorial shows how to create a basic social graph with Fauna which is powered by Node js You will also learn how to query the database using the Fauna Query Language Initial setupStart by creating a Node project then install the Fauna JS package and Express npm init ynpm install faunadb express Initialize FaunaFrom the Fauna security tab create a server key Initialize the client with your server key then import the FQL functions required for this demo src index js const faunadb require faunadb const client new faunadb Client secret YOUR KEY FQL functionsconst Ref Paginate Get Match Select Index Create Collection Join Call Function Fn faunadb query Initialize ExpressExpress will be used to serve the API src index js const app require express app listen gt console log API on http localhost An API like Insomnia is recommended when making a request to the API at port http localhost Database structureThe database contains three collections users tweets and relationships Create three collections users tweets and relationships Users and tweetsIn the next section we will create an API that will allow users to read and write tweets to Fauna Create a tweetWe want to associate many tweets to this user account so next we Create a document with your username as the username So we go to our dashboard and create a document with our name as username A relationship can be established between a user and a document by retrieving its data from the Create function src index js app post tweet async req res gt const data user Select ref Get Match Index users by name fireship dev text Hello world const doc await client query Create Collection tweets data res send doc Read a tweet by IDReading a document by its ID does not require an index Doing so can be done by pointing to its ID and creating a new document src index js app get tweet id async req res gt const doc await client query Get Ref Collection tweets req params id res send doc Query a user s tweetsCreating an index for each tweet document that a user has tweeted is required The index will return all the documents that contain the user s name src index jsapp get tweet async req res gt const docs await client query Paginate Match Index tweets by user Select ref Get Match Index users by name fireship dev res send docs Fauna functionsThe code presented above duplicates the following line of FQL several times Select ref Get Match Index users by name lt username gt Fauna Functions are a way to extract the logic of your system to the cloud They can be used to reduce duplicated and improve maintainability Create a functionExtract the duplicated code from the Fauna function The function returns the username and the full document reference Call a functionA Call can be used to execute this function in a query For example let s refactor the previous example like so src index jsconst Call Function Fn faunadb query app get tweet async req res gt const docs await client query Paginate Match Index tweets by user Call Fn getUser lt username gt v res send docs User to user relationshipsThe following section shows a graph where users can connect to other users and query their tweets Create a relationshipTwo user reference are contained in a relationship document ーthe follower and followee src index jsapp post relationship async req res gt const data follower Call Fn getUser bob followee Call Fn getUser lt username gt const doc await client query Create Collection relationships data res send doc Query a feed of tweetsYou probably want to query the tweets of followed users after establishing a relationship with them To do so create an index called followees by follower with a search term and a value of follower src index jsapp get feed async req res gt const docs await client query Paginate Join Match Index followees by follower Call Fn getUser bob Index tweets by user res send docs ConclusionIn this tutorial we learned how to create a basic Twitter social graph and get it on the web using Node js Written in connection with the Write with Fauna Program	2021-09-20 18:03:32
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Sell your used iPhone for cash, grab a 13% limited-time bonus	https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/09/17/sell-your-used-iphone-for-cash-grab-a-13-limited-time-bonus?utm_medium=rss	Sell your used iPhone for cash grab a limited time bonusApple s iPhone is officially available for purchase and now is the time to lock in the best trade in price for your used device before values drop Exclusive iPhone trade in dealsIt s official the iPhone is available for purchase and that means it s time to get the most money for your used device before values drop Read more	2021-09-20 18:31:34
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	What Apple Watch you need to run watchOS 8	https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/06/07/what-you-need-to-run-watchos-8?utm_medium=rss	What Apple Watch you need to run watchOS Not all Apple Watches can run Apple s latest watchOS find out which ones are compatible with the latest operating system release watchOS runs on almost all Apple Watches availableApple has released a new Apple Watch every year since it was originally announced and only the first three generations have lost compatibility so far The original Apple Watch the Apple Watch Series and Apple Watch Series are the only ones that won t work Read more	2021-09-20 18:20:44
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Apple releases watchOS 8 update for Apple Watch	https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/09/20/apple-releases-watchos-8-update-for-apple-watch?utm_medium=rss	Apple releases watchOS update for Apple WatchApple has released watchOS to the public with Apple Watch owners now able to take advantage of new features such as the new Mindfulness app new message composition and expanded Fitness options Announced during Apple s WWDC event in June watchOS is now available to the general public Users can update to watchOS by accessing the iOS Watch app and navigating to General then Software Update However it can also be installed automatically by the app if set correctly The Apple Watch must be charged to placed on a charger and within range of the iPhone to install the update Read more	2021-09-20 18:11:54
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	iOS 15 now available with Health sharing & improved device intelligence	https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/09/20/ios-15-now-available-with-improved-device-intelligence-and-social-features?utm_medium=rss	iOS now available with Health sharing amp improved device intelligenceApple has released iOS to customers with a focus on user facing control and features like FaceTime scheduling dynamic Do Not Disturb modes and Visual Look Up for photos Apple releases iOS Many of the features announced during Apple s WWDC presentation made it through the beta period for iOS The biggest no shows for release are SharePlay and Universal Control but those are still expected at a later date Read more	2021-09-20 18:09:57
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	iOS 15 review - A solid update with excellent new features	https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/09/20/ios-15-review---a-solid-update-with-excellent-new-features?utm_medium=rss	iOS review A solid update with excellent new featuresYou might have wanted more especially from iPadOS but what we ve got with it and iOS is a combination of refinements and new features that make this a particularly compelling upgrade Apple s iPadOS and iOS are compelling upgradesMore than ever the value in Apple s latest updates is in using all of them together Not just the new iOS not just the new iPadOS both both of those ーand the new macOS Monterey too Read more	2021-09-20 18:10:59
海外TECH	Engadget	Amazon will hold a hardware event on September 28th	https://www.engadget.com/amazon-fall-hardware-event-september-28-181440028.html?src=rss	Amazon will hold a hardware event on September thAmazon will host a hardware event on September th at PM ET the company announced today The retailer promised to share news about its latest “devices features and services in an invite it shared with Engadget Beyond that the company didn t provide other details on what to expect from it next week But if we had to take a guess we should see many of the same types of products we saw last year nbsp In Amazon announced new Echo speakers its Luna gaming service WiFi enabled Eero mesh routers and Fire TV devices Oh it also showed off an indoor security drone from Ring that we haven t seen since that event Amazon won t livestream the proceedings but we ll have you covered with articles on all of the company s most notable announcements from that day	2021-09-20 18:14:40
海外TECH	Engadget	Balenciaga is now selling Fortnite-themed drip	https://www.engadget.com/balenciaga-fortnite-crossover-181216067.html?src=rss	Balenciaga is now selling Fortnite themed dripFortnite is taking a step closer to creating the broadest metaverse around with its latest crossover Instead of a partnership with the likes of other games or Ariana Grande Epic Games freshest collab is with a high fashion brand Balenciaga is now selling limited edition Fortnite themed clothes at typically high prices A white Fortnite x Balenciaga hoodie costs while a baseball cap will set you back A t shirt is while a denim jacket will leave your wallet lighter This crossover goes both ways Four Balenciaga outfits including a dog wearing the hoodie are coming to the game The Balenciaga Fit Set comprises the first high fashion skins in Fortnite Starting at PM ET on Monday you can unlock Balenciaga backpacks as your back bling as well as a themed pickaxe shaped like a sneaker a purse glider wrap and emote There are also a pair of free sprays to earn through quests that start on September st and run for a week You can check out a Strange Times Featured Hub that includes a virtual Balenciaga store as well as a themed photography campaign This could open the floodgates for all kinds of Fortnite fashion collaborations in the future We might see Agent Jones wearing a pair of Air Jordan s or the Battle Bus decked out in Gucci logos Meanwhile Epic released a video showing how its team and Balenciaga used Unreal Engine to add the new looks	2021-09-20 18:12:16
海外TECH	Network World	BrandPost: Huawei OceanProtect: A Pioneer in All-Scenario Data Protection	https://www.networkworld.com/article/3633873/huawei-oceanprotect-a-pioneer-in-all-scenario-data-protection.html#tk.rss_all	BrandPost Huawei OceanProtect A Pioneer in All Scenario Data Protection Huawei OceanProtect Data Protection provides a series of comprehensive data protection solutions that cover disaster recovery DR data backups and data archiving for the rapid growth of diversified service data and the entire data lifecycle Based on the concept of full DR of hot data quick backup and restore of warm data and warm archiving of cold data OceanProtect Data Protection can provide zero service interruption data integrity and long term data retention Full DR of Hot Data Integrated DR for Storage Access Networks SAN and Network Attached Storage NAS and Stress Free Upgrade for Maximum ROI As our businesses and lives become digitalized our expectations for uninterrupted productivity are absolute making the continuity of data services and networks increasingly important Today if a data center breaks down it can have a significant impact on people s lives more so for the vast majority of businesses that don t have effective DR systems Many critical financial and telecom enterprises whose services national economies and citizen s livelihoods depend on have not yet built intra city or remote DR facilities Furthermore in healthcare and manufacturing where service continuity is key to saving lives many enterprises lack sufficient DR facilities Even those that are constructing DR facilities frequently encounter service interruptions as they evolve Clearly it s time for enterprises to increase investment in DR solutions that enable disruption free upgrades to their productivity and service offerings To read this article in full please click here	2021-09-20 18:05:00
海外TECH	CodeProject Latest Articles	A Step-by-Step Look At The Power Of Layer7 API Management	https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5313283/A-Step-by-Step-Look-At-The-Power-Of-Layer7-API-Man	A Step by Step Look At The Power Of Layer API ManagementMaximizing API potential requires the use of cutting edge API management software Layer API Management is a robust comprehensive solution to managing your company s APIs with precision	2021-09-20 18:07:00
海外科学	NYT > Science	Joe Manchin Will Craft U.S. Climate Plan	https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/19/climate/manchin-climate-biden.html	budget	2021-09-20 18:45:32
海外科学	NYT > Science	Fighting a Pandemic, While Launching Africa’s Health Revolution	https://www.nytimes.com/2021/09/19/world/africa/africa-coronavirus-vaccines.html	Fighting a Pandemic While Launching Africa s Health RevolutionPublic health in Africa has been a story of neglect and dependency says John Nkengasong the first director of the Africa Centers for Disease Control But he s on a mission to turn things around	2021-09-20 18:53:17
海外科学	BBC News - Science & Environment	Rich nations must increase climate support funds, says Boris Johnson	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-58631262?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	countries	2021-09-20 18:03:59
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Rich nations must increase climate support funds, says Boris Johnson	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-58631262?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	countries	2021-09-20 18:03:59
ニュース	BBC News - Home	RHS Chelsea Flower Show returns for autumnal one-off	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-58625761?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	chelsea	2021-09-20 18:01:43
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	【社説】中国の不動産バブルははじけたのか - WSJ PickUp	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/282561	wsjpickup	2021-09-21 03:50:00
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	インフレの新たな悩みの種、海運コストの高騰 - WSJ PickUp	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/282562	wsjpickup	2021-09-21 03:45:00
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	中国テクいじめ新戦略、ギグワーカーの味方に - WSJ PickUp	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/282563	wsjpickup	2021-09-21 03:40:00
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	ひろゆきが語る「今を生きられない頭の悪い人たち」 - 1％の努力	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/282116	youtube	2021-09-21 03:35:00
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	独学の達人が教える「Wikipedia」を使って学びを深める方法 - 独学大全	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/270204	wikipedia	2021-09-21 03:30:00
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	大して努力していないのに年収が上がりやすい人の「目のつけ所」 - マンガ転職の思考法	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/281987		2021-09-21 03:25:00
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