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TECH	Engadget Japanese	3万円代から入手可能、面倒な工事不要でシンクに置くだけ。ポータブル超音波食洗機「RARYON」	https://japanese.engadget.com/raryon-dishwasher-225552833.html		2022-01-09 22:55:52
python	Pythonタグが付けられた新着投稿 - Qiita	「エントロピーと秩序」のプログラムをpythonで書く～カルノーサイクル	https://qiita.com/pyjackal/items/064752c779ddadeb257a	本に書いてある通り、高温部の温度を、低温部の温度を、吸収される熱量を、初期体積をで入力すると以下のようなグラフが表示されます。	2022-01-10 07:06:09
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	4 Ways to Identify Good Freelance Clients That You Can Work With	https://www.makeuseof.com/ways-to-identify-good-freelance-clients/	career	2022-01-09 22:46:40
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	6 Tips to Get People to Open and Read Your Emails	https://www.makeuseof.com/tips-to-get-people-open-read-your-emails/	emailswould	2022-01-09 22:30:12
海外TECH	DEV Community	API for Google Developer Student Club at my Campus	https://dev.to/kitarp/api-for-google-developer-student-club-at-my-campus-2o20	API for Google Developer Student Club at my Campus Overview of My SubmissionThe API is a basic REST API written to be called by the App built under Android Study Jams We built this API under the Org Google Developer Student Club DSI There is basic work of the API is to provide routes to GET and POST the timetable of different classes that are conducted on our college campus This app provides the data for the classes happening at Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering Bangalore in real time This is still a system in development Disclaimer My submission is for the API Not the App using it Try in App Submission Category Choose Your Own Adventure kitarp api The API for GDSC ASJ App API for Schedura OverviewThe API is a basic REST API written to be called by the App built under Android Study Jams We built this API under the Org Google Developer Student Club DSIThere is basic work of the API is to provide routes to GET and POST the timetable of different classes that are conducted on our college campus This app provides the data for the classes happening at Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering Bangalore in real timeThis is still a system in development Proposed Solution This project proposes an “Attendance Manager System which also has a “Digital Time Table in it The attendance management system allows students to track their attendance in any subject of their choice They just have to add the subject of their choice and mark attended or missed for each class they have Then the app will… View on GitHub Additional Resources InfoNodeJS v MongoDB Atlasnpm packagesHeroku Demo Try thisThis is generating the timetable of the ECE Branch B Section of my campus There are two parameters that the API has id This handles the exact branch batch and section of the class at the campus day On the day of the week we need the timetable One can change the day from t to get time table of the week from Monday to Saturday There is also a POST Request It is ready but not integrated with the App as of now How To Setup Minimun requirements Node JS v MongoDB Databse Local Remote Any Code EditorInternet BrowserInternet Steps to set up locallyClone the RepoOpen in any code editorIn index js replaceprocess env DATABASE URLwith the URL of your MongoDB Database In your terminal run npm iNow run nodemon index jsThis should start a server running at http localhost Tasks for futureMake logging procedure for each requestContainerise the API ServerDeploy it in a Ks ClusterAdd Monitoring tools for the server like ELK Prometheus and Grafana	2022-01-09 22:27:52
海外TECH	DEV Community	State of the Web: Deno	https://dev.to/asyncbanana/state-of-the-web-deno-4lmh	State of the Web DenoDeno is a modern JavaScript runtime competing with Node js that promises features like secure I O and built in TypeScript support Ryan Dahl Node js original creator created Deno building it in Rust Background of DenoIn Ryan Dahl s talk Ten things I regret about Node he talked about many problems with Node This includes things like Node s failure to embrace web standards security Node s way of compiling native modules GYP and NPM Then he revealed Deno Deno was a new project that fixed many of the problems Ryan Dahl had earlier mentioned along with extra advantages like built in TypeScript support Ryan Dahl initially built Deno in Go but later switched to Rust Since Deno was first announced it has made significant progress was released in August and companies like Slack have adopted Deno In addition Deno has also released their own edge serverless function platform Deno Deploy Why Deno is significant SecurityV is a sandboxed language that makes it impossible for code to do something outside of its boundaries However Node js allows access to things like networking and the filesystem inside the sandbox which removes the security benefits of V Even for trusted programs this can be hurtful because insecure code or malicious dependencies could deal significant damage and steal information Deno solves with a system of permissions These permissions make you define precisely what the program can do outside of the sandbox like filesystem access and environment variables For example if you wanted to allow for reading files within the local assets directory you would run Deno with a command like deno run allow read assetsBecause of these capabilities you can ensure that your code does not reach outside of its boundaries increasing security Standardized APIsBecause the Node js and web platforms evolved in parallel they have many differences There are many examples of this like the module system and HTTP requests ECMAScript Modules and CommonJSWhen Node js was first created JavaScript could not use other modules beyond embedding them in lt script gt tags and using them from the global window scope Since HTML and the window were unavailable on the server Node js needed a module format Nodejs decided to adopt a form of CommonJS which was a popular simple synchronous module format However CommonJS was not native to browsers you would have to use a library like Browserify and there were differences between implementations of CommonJS Years later in a new module specification called ECMAScript Modules ESM was finalized in ES This module specification would work without any libraries in browsers Additionally it would solve many problems with CommonJS like asynchronous module loading and tree shaking However it took a while for Node js to add ESM support and even after that ESM adoption in Node js was not very high with the majority of NPM packages still only include CommonJS versions Additionally Node js does not have an entirely standards compliant ESM implementation and differs in things like including js file extensions In contrast Deno only works with entirely standards compliant ESM This makes using Deno a lot simpler for both users and library authors Speaking from experience using one module format is a lot simpler than including both ESM and CommonJS Deno also is more straightforward in that it sticks to the standards so you know that your module code works correctly in browsers HTTP FetchingSending HTTP requests is another area of incompatibility which Deno solves Node js allows for HTTP requests through the http and https standard library functions However the modern way of running HTTP requests on the web is through the fetch API which is standardized and is simpler than http Node js does not support fetch and so people have had to turn to using packages like node fetch for the simplicity of fetch or cross fetch for full cross platform compatibility This is problematic because it is another dependency needed and it is not immediately available without importing However Deno supports the fetch API by default which solves these problems Decentralized Module HostingNo just because it is decentralized does not mean it uses blockchain although there is a Deno package hosting service that is backed by blockchain Instead Deno s decentralized module hosting allows you to request modules by URL instead of from a centralized package database like NPM Doing this allows for more freedom in module hosting Deno does offer a module hosting service itself at deno land x but there are many others you can use and you can even link to any ESM CDN or something else that serves a JavaScript file Many people worry about the remote code changing because it is not necessarily controlled but most Deno module hosting services are immutable and Deno caches the remote file so it only changes if you explicitly reload the cache Built in TypeScript supportDeno allows you to directly run a TypeScript file like JavaScript without passing it through a compiler Deno even optimizes this process by caching the resulting JavaScript and using SWC a fast Rust based compiler if type checking is not required Built in TypeScript support increases efficiency because you don t need to set up a build step if you are building an application with TypeScript There are ways to do automatic TypeScript compiling in Node js like through ts node but they are not as feature rich and are not installed by default The State of Deno EcosystemCurrently this is the biggest problem with Deno and is a big reason why most Node js developers are not migrating to Deno this is a nasty problem because if Node js developers don t migrate the ecosystem grows more slowly There are modules on deno land x compared to million on NPM However many people use other package hosting services see Decentralised Module Hosting above and most modern web packages should work on Deno The biggest blockers to Node compatibility are CommonJS and the Node API Deno provides a Node js compatibility mode but it is experimental DevelopmentDeno is very actively developed with monthly releases and new features in each release Deno is even backed by a official company which can be both good or bad depending on how you look at it There are more than contributors to Deno which is growing Basically Deno is a very actively maintained project DeploymentDeno can be deployed pretty widely although not as widely as Node js Containers amp Managed VMsDeno has ok support for various container services Deno land provides an official Docker image for services that support Docker However while most popular container services support Deno the support is often unofficial and not always maintained Here is a list of tools and resources for running Deno on container services Cloud RunHerokuAzure App Service Serverless FunctionsServerless is where the Deno company comes in Their primary commercial offering is Deno Deploy a serverless edge function runner for Deno scripts It is conceptually similar to Cloudflare Workers in that it uses V Isolates for ultra fast startup times The advantage of Deno Deploy is that it includes the Deno API and all of the other features that make Deno so helpful However Deno Deploy is still in beta so you might want to look elsewhere right now Here is a list of tools and resources to run Deno on various serverless function providers AWS LambdaVercelBeginAzure Functions ConclusionDeno is an up and coming technology and might someday replace Node as the primary way to run JavaScript Join the mailing list below if you want to learn more about emerging technologies in web development weekly I hope you learned something from this and thank you for reading	2022-01-09 22:04:56
海外TECH	DEV Community	An Honest Comparison of VS Code vs JetBrains - 5 Points	https://dev.to/blankly/an-honest-comparison-of-vs-code-vs-jetbrains-5-points-1mbd	An Honest Comparison of VS Code vs JetBrains PointsCall me crazy if you have to You d think that after five years of coding in one IDE I would be out of my mind to leave the VS Code And sure before I tried out the JetBrains ecosystem I would ve completely agreed I would ve even offered up my left kidney fighting for the fact that VS Code was superior just like M Pro Macs are to any other IDE on the market Now just a bit of background I work at Blankly where we enable people to build trading algorithms on hedge fund level cloud infrastructure in minutes instead of months During one of our daily stand up meetings my co worker Emerson was adamant about the JetBrains ecosystem and extended the meeting trying to convince one of us to give it a whirl And…I begrudgingly agreed thinking it d be a one and done thing and so that the finally meeting could end But wouldn t you know it I m here now writing this article about what finally convinced me to abandon the IDE that has been by my side since day one If you re looking for a change of an editor but are hesitant on even giving JetBrains a try because I mean VS Code is free and JetBrains for non students isn t or if you re just interested in the reasons as to why I committed such a betrayal read on This article is an honest comparison between VS Code and JetBrains and why the switch to JetBrains might be great for some Code Inspection amp Refactoring VS Code Quick Easy Multilanguage SupportVS Code can be considered as an “editor for a reason It s quick and easy to get up and running with just about any programming language And for any full stack developers like me this is big Whether you re switching between python for an API or javascript for a frontend or adding a NextJS react app or setting up a ruby on rails system VS Code can support these languages provide linting and much moreーentirely out of the box And on the off chance it cant Well simply just find an extension Also VS Code has great linting thanks to its many new extensions such as Github Copilot AI based linting auto imports and much more It s now easier than ever to get what you want when you want it All you have to do is add a period and most of the time things just pop up But sometimes it gets super frustrating when it suddenly doesn t In fact more often than not I ve been bogged down trying to figure out why a specific linter would NOT work Whether it s because of my multiple python environments installed via Anaconda or missing package that aren t installedーmost of the timeーI simply have no idea Moreover linting JavaScript is also kind of a doozy VS Code just doesn t even try to infer Javascript type But luckily for me and if you re developing in an enterprise context too TypeScript solves these issues making this concern not really come up Here we have broken linting as our packages are not being recognized as existing even with a pip install Turns out it was because we forgot to change our python environment Finally let s talk about refactoring I think VS Code does a phenomenal job of refactoring as an editorーkey word being editor here Being able to refactor a variable name change or moving a file and refactoring imports is great But say that I want to say move a function change a set of named parameters or abstract code out VS Code is limited in its abilities Luckily the base refactoring does satisfy many use cases and it fulfilled most of my use cases as a student for the past five years albeit minimally at times JetBrains Specialized Specific and Powerful SupportFor JetBrains man is this a powerful IDE with unreasonable amounts of settings My first time opening this IDE I spent over an hour messing around with my settings getting my code to display just right But what took a bit of time to get use to was having to switch between different IDEs for different use cases If suddenly my POST request stopped working I would have to open up PyCharm to see if the problem was on my backend or if I suddenly thought of a better optimization for my OPTTSP traveling salesmen class project I would have to load CLion as well But with Intellesense opening the different IDEs was simply learning a couple other scrips like webstorm and pycharm instead of code Secondly the capability of the JetBrains engine was surprisingly noticeable once I had switched over Gone were the days where linting would randomly appear and I would try spamming command p gt reload windows hoping some of the OCD triggering red lines would go away or actually tell me something useful Instead simply having consistent and fast responding linting has been a complete breath of fresh air One keyboard shortcut to see every use Finally what really stood out to me in JetBrains was its refactoring refactoring capabilities Just last week I was working on finalizing the private beta platform for release In the process I reorganized and generated new components to make it more scalable for future development I think in total I moved and broke apart over components and not once did I run into a single compile error caused by important statements or invalid undefined components For contrast just reorganizing two files in one of my projects for my data structures class broke my entire cpp code requiring me to manually change some imports and functions Moreover JetBrains extensive refactoring tools like safe delete global renames and more has ensured that I have had more tools than I could ever use Now easily view context of all usages and be confident about refactoring amp renaming JetBrains IDEs read the headers for you ComparisonOverall I would say that both of these environments come close to in terms of features and functionality Both have solid auto linting and formatting functionality and add a variety of customizable colors and swiggles to help you debug and better visualize your code However with JetBrains perfectly consistent linting engine coupled with its unbreakable refactoring process I must say that if code factoring and refactoring is important to you and your workflow I would definitely recommend JetBrains Debugging VS Code Debug Almost AnythingThe beauty about VS Code debugging is that it s super extensible Every time you hit the run button on the left bar VS code generates a vscode directory that houses your settings json that houses your debugging properties For most languages such as debugging python or JavaScript this is really easy since VS Code handles the debugging all for you and assuming you have your environment set up correctly debugging is as easy as clicking that button It s also super easy to change what you re debugging by simply going to the settings json file Now it gets more complicated when you re using build specific or even platform specific languages such as C or C where setting up gcc and clang ups the complexity Setting up the ability to debug these files becomes such an annoyance and and takes endless amounts of time I ve spent many a days just copying over previous settings json to try to get my current project to work At my uniーThe University of Michigan Ann Arborーthey ve defaulted to simply give everyone the same settings json to use in order to hours of office hour frustrations But the fact that we even need to touch this settings json to handle debugging is in itself a little bit frustrating A simple settings json needed to run the debugger C C on MacOS Now as for the actual debugging placing breakpoints identifying variables adding watchers VS Code handles beautifully in their debug console However it would be nice to see the variable values directly on the code overlay rather than in the side panel Luckily what s beautiful about VS Code is that the extensions and support for a wide variety of languages enables everyone to set up debugging in typically seconds and if not minutes The debugging does a great job for minor debugging and smaller cases but when it comes to specific languages VS Code debugging breaks down However I ve also tended to notice that require larger heap sizes i e recursion or simply large function calls the debugger seems to struggle and crash further into its runtime JetBrains A Debugging MonsterOn the other hand because all of Jetbrain s IDEs are built on configuration based runs you can begin a debug session at the push of the debug button Breakpoints can be set globally in the IDE just by pressing the blank space by the line number This instant setup for any debugging process makes the setup experience alone amazing The IDE also shines during actual debugging When in a debugging session all variables defined in the scope are visible by their definitions This allows an extremely easy way to see the values just by clicking I was impressed a few days ago when I was running a debug in Pycharm and attempting to view the values of a dataframe Just by clicking the dataframe variable and pressing view as dataframe Pycharm opened the Dataframe in SciView and showed all Dataframe values as well as the column headers Insight achieved by setting a breakpoint natively and hitting debug In the screenshot above all local values in the scope are viewable in the bottom window The dropdown next to history and returns shows all attribute values of the dictionary and the dataframe nested in that dictionary On the right Pycharm is showing the same Dataframe that is already nested in a dictionary as a SciView Achieving this level of insight into your code without setting up any print statements or stack traces is extraordinary useful You imagine how easy it is to find flawed logic in a loop fix indexing errors or any other traditionally abstract reasoning when all values are projected right into your editor next to their assignments Like many other debuggers JetBrains also offers the ability to step through your code This includes the classic step over which goes to the next line or step into which goes into any function you want to examine further An extremely useful one is Run to Cursor which allows you to set what feels like another breakpoint just by placing your cursor on a line you want to examine further The ability for the JetBrains debugger to be instantly setup and then provide such an integrated experience has completely changed how I code and accelerated my development ComparisonAs debugging is one of the most common and rage inducing things we do as developers on a day to day basis I must say this is an important if not essential feature for many developers to have Both IDE environments provide a very solid debugging environment but I must say that JetBrains edges out VS Code again here by just a little bit Specifically with JetBrains displaying variable data right next to the declared variable makes tracking the values inside variables much more manageable where there are numerous variables live Moreover JetBrains stronger and more stable debugger that does not require complex set up like the settings json which also at times led me to use cout or printf statements instead in VS Code was the cherry on top These factors just come together help save me that tiny bit of extra time in my day and makes the JetBrains more attractive to me Git Integration VS Code A Powerful Source Control Built InAnyone that s working in teams or even cares about storing their code somewhere safe in case you throw your computer out the window when your code isn t running knows how important git is in their workflow Git version control is almost imperative now for any modern code editor And VS Code does this well VS Code will automatically detect an initial git repository and immediately offer many inherent git commands available including push pull commit etc From VS Code s git panel I m able to easily sync changes that I have and also see what changes have been made I m also able to create branches and clone repos though some of these are hidden in the more What I love the most about VS Code is that it sort of tells you what to do It immediately tells you to commit changes and detects all files that have changed and allows you to commit a message It also checks and syncs changes as you go It detects local branches vs remote branches and has solid rebasing capabilities Easily see where the merge conflict is inline One of the things that makes VS Code stand out too is the ability to handle merge conflicts With merge conflict resolution built into the VS Code editor I m able to press a button to keep a current change or handle the incoming changes that come in And trust me this has saved me so so much time JetBrains Never Touch the Command Line AgainI have barely touched my terminal in the entire time since I ve switched over With JetBrains providing full integration of merging pull requests resolving conflicts and switching and comparing branches the source control is unreasonably better than my experience in VS Code Take a look at the experience doing some of these common actions Comparison of a particular file between branches Branch details built in Details git log with deltas ComparisonIn terms of features for Git integration these environments are basically identical in terms of features I found that they provide basically the same functionalities and you could not go wrong with either one I would say that this just come down to personal preference For example I found myself preferring the JetBrains method with how merge conflicts are resolved as the interfaces laid side to side instead of stacked on top of each other Not really a determining factor in the end Extensibility VS Code Extensions GaloreVisual Studio Code is one of the most extensible editors out there Integrations and extensions are at the heart of the VS Code editor Top picks include the Python Extension Remote Development Extension and many other IntelliSense driven extensions VS Code also has some cool ones including code formatting via Prettier theming via icons and code editor themes Just about every single item feature that VS Code offers is fully extensible and there probably many of extension out there that can empower your process One of my all time favorites is the remote docker container support This allows users to use VS Code to remotely program in a docker container itself If you have docker installed locally or remotely you re able to easily run your code and do all that you need to do in docker simply from your vscode Want some more interesting stuff Check out remote development via SSH Microsoft allows you to remotely SSH into your server s development environment and program just like you would normally All of these features here makes VS Code arguably one of the best editors out there as these are simply one click away from being fully operational JetBrains A Deep Ecosystem of IntegrationsExtensibility is an area where a JetBrains IDE doesn t necessarily shine This is largely because you will find that everything that you need often ships with the IDE With the benefit of being able to install a specific IDE with superpowers for your language I ve found that the integrations that I might be used to installing on VS Code shipped with the software For example JetBrains powerful built in integrations with docker By only specifying a configuration type such as a Dockerfile all JetBrains IDEs give complete control of all arguments names tags ports environment variables in an easy to use configuration GUI When run the IDE integrates with docker integration to bring you the build log the run log environment variables and easy to read and integrated configuration settings The same is true for many other common services such as FastAPI Flask shell scripts and a ton more JetBrains IDEs also have a rich plugin ecosystem For example I was able to install a plugin that offered full language support for Verilog and another that gave full support for Matlab Ironically these lightweight JetBrains plugins gave a better coding experience than the native Matlab or Quartus Verilog environments ComparisonIndubitably both have an extensive community and marketplace to be able to get a variety of stable and custom built extensions plugins Any feature that each respective IDE might not be able to handle you will most likely be able to add it to their core functionality However with a slightly larger community base on VS Code and the support of Microsoft having more extensions and the life changing Remote Containers extension for me at least allowed me to iterate so much faster Here if you are working with very custom code that might require custom extensions like Docker VS Code is definitely the IDE for you Collaboration VS Code Live Share by ExtensionThough VS Code itself does not have live sharing built in Microsoft has created a live share extension that allows almost instant live sharing What makes this so great is that all anyone needs is VS Code in fact now you can even live share directly from your browser using vscode dev The actual live share process itself is really good as long as you have a good internet connection Users can follow each other and edit code alongside each other VS Code also keeps track of who helped author the commit for source control With all of this in mind and how simple live share is to set up VS Code arguably outshines almost any other IDE and editor in this space There are some caveats One example is live sharing Vue js When live sharing vue some of the extensions don t propagate including Vetur which is critical to Vue visualization This sometimes makes it extremely difficult and arguably annoying but I think this is very specific to a specific audience so Vue users out there beware Also I really hate how the undo functionality is tied to the machine not the user I just gets in the way and causes confusion JetBrains Secure amp DistributedAll JetBrains IDEs offer a huge number of options to share your code with others and collaborate live These options vary by the degree of security they offer An impressive ability I recently discovered was running any JetBrains IDE inside a docker container using projector This allows me to connect to a JetBrains IDE hosted on a server such as the cloud and then code with full JetBrains features inside my web browser Now with just a password I can securely code anywhere from a headless server This is just one of the many sharing options A more mainstream way to share JetBrains IDEs is using Code With Me This allows you to view other people s projects directly in your IDE and and use their dev environment as if it was native on your computer One thing I was impressed with is that a teammate was having a python issue and easily started a Code With Me Session I was able to natively run their configurations use the debugger with the same insights I showed above and and then easily fix their issue The many different and well integrated ways to share IDEs are amazing for people trying to optimize their security collaboration or how they work with distributed teams ComparisonIf it was two years ago I would ve deemed this feature pretty irrelevant In fact before two years ago I never even know collaboration features existed in IDEs We could ve simply walked over to our colleague s and started working together on the same machine But now with COVID still going strong it has become much harder to be able to have this luxury Because of this both of these IDEs do a very solid job enabling such functionality However the sole reason that the undo function i synced across users instantly make me recommend JetBrains a hundred times over VS Code And the video and audio call support alongside the ability to record Git blame across users is just the frosting on top Now beyond these factors here I also know that VS Code is a free IDE while JetBrains comes with a decently hefty price tag which I understand might turn some of you away it is free for students though However for me its been a blast joining a part of the JetBrains ecosystem for this past month and I cannot wait to continue working with it more I hope you might consider giving it a shot even when there is a bit of a price to entry A converted full stack developer Jeremy Lead Engineer at Blankly	2022-01-09 22:01:06
海外TECH	Engadget	Breakthrough could help you 3D print OLED screens at home	https://www.engadget.com/full-3d-printed-flexible-oled-display-220930099.html?src=rss	Breakthrough could help you D print OLED screens at homeYou might not have to send your devices in or buy replacement parts if the display breaks ーyou could just make new screens yourself University of Minnesota Twin Cities researchers have developed what they say is the first fully D printed flexible OLED display In theory you wouldn t have to depend on panels made at large distant factories to build or repair your gadgets The new approach combines two methods of D printing to print the six layers needed for a functional display The team used extrusion printing to make the electrodes encapsulation insulation and interconnects while active layers were spray painted at room temperature Past attempts by various teams either had issues with light uniformity consistency across the whole panel or relied on techniques beyond D printing to put some components in place such as spin coating or thermal evaporation The prototype was just inches wide and used just pixels Any practical uses would require much higher resolutions a p display requires over million pixels and the scientists also want to improve brightness It might also take a while to adapt the technology for home use The university used a custom D printer that costs as much as a Tesla Model S ーit might take a while for the method to be viable on off the shelf printers even including high end models like FormLabs B The very nature of the technology makes those goals relatively achievable though and opens the door to numerous possibilities if and when home printed OLED displays are practical On top of do it yourself repairs this could help you build homebrew gadgets with custom screens While this effort doesn t quite represent the democratization of tech manufacturing there are many more parts than displays after all it could reduce your dependence on companies pre assembled components	2022-01-09 22:09:30
ビジネス	ダイヤモンド・オンライン - 新着記事	バイオジェン認知症薬、判断ミスが招いた顛末 - WSJ発	https://diamond.jp/articles/-/292879	判断ミス	2022-01-10 07:10:00
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海外TECH	reddit	“Something strange is happening” and the Qult of unvaxxed, sick and dying Patriots can’t figure out why the Ivermectin/HCQ/Viagra combo isn’t working. Yes. Viagra.	https://www.reddit.com/r/HermanCainAward/comments/s0378r/something_strange_is_happening_and_the_qult_of/	“Something strange is happening and the Qult of unvaxxed sick and dying Patriots can t figure out why the Ivermectin HCQ Viagra combo isn t working Yes Viagra submitted by u FlamingDune to r HermanCainAward link comments	2022-01-09 22:18:02
ニュース	THE BRIDGE	Mantra：マンガの多言語翻訳エンジンと英語学習サービスを開発【BRIDGE Tokyoノミネート企業紹介】	https://thebridge.jp/2022/01/bridge-tokyo-2022-intro-showcase-nominee-mantra	Mantraマンガの多言語翻訳エンジンと英語学習サービスを開発【BRIDGETokyoノミネート企業紹介】本稿はBRIDGETokyoの企画をご紹介いたします。	2022-01-09 22:30:43
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