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AWS	AWS Partner Network (APN) Blog	Why AWS Customers Choose to Procure Software Through Channel Partners in AWS Marketplace	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/apn/why-aws-customers-choose-to-procure-software-through-channel-partners-in-aws-marketplace/	Why AWS Customers Choose to Procure Software Through Channel Partners in AWS MarketplaceWith AWS Marketplace customers can leverage preferred Channel Partners to provide added value such as professional services implementation support financing and more This post shares some of the benefits seen by AWS customers when using AWS Marketplace as their procurement vehicle and how skilled Channel Partners are adding additional value to drive procurement success The expertise of Channel Partners helps maximize cost savings simplify procurement and accelerate innovation through added value	2023-08-28 20:26:03
AWS	AWS Database Blog	Join Amazon RDS for SQL Server to your self-managed Active Directory	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/join-amazon-rds-for-sql-server-to-your-self-managed-active-directory/	Join Amazon RDS for SQL Server to your self managed Active DirectoryIn this post we show you how to integrate your Amazon Relational Database Service Amazon RDS for SQL Server instances with your self managed Active Directory AD Previously you could only join your RDS for SQL Server instances to an AWS Managed Microsoft AD directory You were able to connect your on premises AD via a trust …	2023-08-28 20:26:56
AWS	AWS Database Blog	Perform fuzzy full-text search and semantic search on Amazon DocumentDB using Amazon OpenSearch Service	https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/database/perform-fuzzy-full-text-search-and-semantic-search-on-amazon-documentdb-using-amazon-opensearch-service/	Perform fuzzy full text search and semantic search on Amazon DocumentDB using Amazon OpenSearch ServiceIn this post we show you how to integrate Amazon DocumentDB with MongoDB compatibility with Amazon OpenSearch Service using AWS Lambda integration and run full text search fuzzy search and synonym search on an artificially generated reviews dataset Amazon DocumentDB is a fast scalable highly durable and fully managed database service for operating mission critical MongoDB API compatible …	2023-08-28 20:05:04
AWS	AWS	Amazon EC2 Hpc7a instances | Amazon Web Services	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9y-aMxMu0I	Amazon EC Hpca instances Amazon Web ServicesAmazon Elastic Compute Cloud Amazon EC Hpca instances are powered by th Gen AMD EPYC Genoa processors These instances offer Gbps of Elastic Fabric Adapter EFA network bandwidth powered by the AWS Nitro System for fast and low latency inter node communications Hpca instances are designed to run your tightly coupled HPC workloads such as computational fluid dynamics CFD weather forecasting and multiphysics simulations with optimal price performance Learn more about Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud Amazon EC Hpca instances Subscribe More AWS videos More AWS events videos Do you have technical AWS questions Ask the community of experts on AWS re Post ABOUT AWSAmazon Web Services AWS is the world s most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud platform offering over fully featured services from data centers globally Millions of customers ーincluding the fastest growing startups largest enterprises and leading government agencies ーare using AWS to lower costs become more agile and innovate faster HPC EC AWS AmazonWebServices CloudComputing	2023-08-28 20:08:34
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	Which Is Your Preferred Smartphone Browser? [Poll]	https://www.makeuseof.com/preferred-smartphone-browser-poll/	default	2023-08-28 20:25:24
海外TECH	MakeUseOf	Creating a Dialogue System in Godot With GDScript	https://www.makeuseof.com/godot-gdscript-dialogue-system/	punchy	2023-08-28 20:01:24
海外TECH	DEV Community	My Flutter Development Toolkit 2023: Daily Apps and Software	https://dev.to/blkkkbvsik/my-essential-toolkit-2023-daily-apps-and-software-hardware-for-flutter-development-nbk	My Flutter Development Toolkit Daily Apps and SoftwareIt has been a while since I last wrote an article With the beginning of the new academic year approaching I thought it would be a good idea to discuss the current state of my essential toolkit for Flutter development Please bear in mind that this toolkit is entirely subjective and certain items may not be of any use to you Hardware amp room tourAs you may be aware I am a freelance developer and work from home when I m not wandering around attending conferences and since I recently relocated I feel it s the perfect time to share with you my work environment and how I built my home development environment As I write this article this is how it looks like Detect dark theme var iframe document getElementById tweet if document body className includes dark theme iframe src theme dark This is a small room used for working and occasionally drying laundry The desk is in front of the window which allows me to still enjoy natural light and gaze at the trees All of my collectibles are used as a nice background for when I do video calls with clients or speak with other developersYou might have noticed that I own a total of two computers but we ll concentrate on the MacBook since this is the one I mostly use for development and the desk computer is used for accounting music and video calls Also for gaming but this is not the subject of this article Detect dark theme var iframe document getElementById tweet if document body className includes dark theme iframe src theme dark As previously stated let us discuss the hardware in greater detail For Flutter development my primary computer is a MacBook M Max equipped with  GB of RAM My MacBook is overkill for the job in fact I d suggest a MacBook Mini M with GB of RAM to be able to run any emulator simulator code editor browser and still have room for any extra program Software amp ToolsI will list some programs and tools that I use during my development process The list has no specific order I will simply detail how I use the program and its price RotatoIn seconds Rotato can create mockup images and promotional videos It is very useful for creating mockups for stores but it can also be useful for creating presentations for conferences meetups or for clients Many devices can be mocked up like iPads iPhones Android phones MacBooks watch iMac TVs or combinations of these Helpful in many situations Rotato costs in a one time payment One of the main drawbacks is that Rotato is only available on MacOS I found that the closest alternative on Windows would be After Effect but it is much heavier and does not allow you to create renders with as much ease as Rotato FVMFlutter Version Manager FVM is a CLI tool that lets you use multiple versions of Flutter and Dart on the same computer This is especially useful if you re working on multiple Flutter or Dart projects with different versions If you switch between projects or packages with different flutter versions you won t have to use the flutter downgrade or flutter upgrade every time The only inconvenience is that you must add the prefix fvm for every flutter or dart command you would normally use in your terminal One option is to fix that with an alias ArcArc is not directly related to Flutter or programming however since I began using it approximately one year ago I have noticed a significant increase in my productivity this is why I choose to include it into my toolkit Arc is a browser for MacOS and iOS but it is planned for Windows that allows you to divide your tabs into multiple spaces I typically utilize spaces to distinguish each project wherein one space represents a single project This allows for the systematic management of all resources within a project thereby preventing any potential confusion when switching to another one Additionally there are easels which serve as a canvas for capturing notes transferring images and integrating live websites Arc is completely free Version LensFor those who like me use Visual Studio Code I recommend using Version Lens which is an extension that allows you to find updates when available for your dependencies It works with pub dev composer dotnet dub maven and npm It is very useful for maintaining your apps with the latest update of the dependencies you have chosen You can simply click on the text on top of your dependency to update it to its latest version or to the latest satisfied version depending on your current version Pubspec AssistPubspec Assist is another extension for Visual Studio Code this one allows you to quickly add dependencies in your project without having to find the latest version on pub devIt also sorts alphabetically all the dependencies so it s easier to search for an element in your pubspec yaml ConclusionThat was a list of the top software and tools that I frequently or almost daily use for Flutter development In order to keep this list short I did not include very popular software like Figma Slack Git etc Still I will mention some great programs and tools that I like but they aren t specific to Flutter or Dart You can look into them yourself Git TowerSingleboxDropzone FastlaneI hope you enjoy reading my article and find something useful for your next project You can always reach me on Twitter X if you have any more questions or if you want to share something from your toolkit I d be happy to test it and maybe include it in an article later on	2023-08-28 20:28:39
海外TECH	DEV Community	pyaction 4.22.0 Released	https://dev.to/cicirello/pyaction-4220-released-11fe	pyaction Released TL DRI just released pyaction a Docker container with Python git and the GitHub CLI Changelog ChangedBumped Python to Bumped GitHub CLI to Current Version ListThis latest release of pyaction includes Python GitHub CLI git curl gpg More InformationFor more information see my earlier post about pyaction here on DEV as well as pyaction s GitHub repository pyaction A Docker container with Python git and the GitHub CLI Vincent A Cicirello・Dec github docker python devops cicirello pyaction A base Docker image for Github Actions implemented in Python pyactionA base Docker image for Github Actions implemented in PythonDocker Hub GitHubImage StatsBuild StatusLicenseSupport SummaryThis Docker image is designed to support implementing Github Actionswith Python As of version it starts withthe official python docker image as the basewhich is a Debian OS It specifically uses python slim to keep the image sizedown for faster loading of Github Actions that use pyaction On top of thebase we ve installed curlgpg git and theGitHub CLI We added curl and gpg because theyare needed to install the GitHub CLI and they may come in handy anyway especially curl when implementing a GitHub Action Blog Post on DEV pyaction A Docker container with Python git and the GitHub CLI posted on December Multiplatform ImageVersion and Newer pyaction supports the following… View on GitHub Where You Can Find MeFollow me here on DEV and on GitHub Vincent A CicirelloFollow Researcher and educator in A I algorithms evolutionary computation machine learning and swarm intelligence Or visit my website Vincent A Cicirello Professor of Computer Science Vincent A Cicirello Professor of Computer Science at Stockton University is aresearcher in artificial intelligence evolutionary computation swarm intelligence and computational intelligence with a Ph D in Robotics from Carnegie MellonUniversity He is an ACM Senior Member IEEE Senior Member AAAI Life Member EAI Distinguished Member and SIAM Member cicirello org	2023-08-28 20:23:41
海外TECH	DEV Community	Developer Marketing: An Insider's Guide with Actionable Tips	https://dev.to/hitsubscribe/developer-marketing-an-insiders-guide-with-actionable-tips-1h7l	Developer Marketing An Insider x s Guide with Actionable TipsI spent about a decade in roles with various flavors of software engineer in the title  After that I logged time as a dev manager CIO IT management consultant and dev trainer coach  I have occupied supervised or advised literally every role in the IT org chart So naturally I founded a marketing company three years ago That weird career transition is a story for another day  You see I m engaging in the editorial sin of unsolicited autobiography with an actual purpose I want you to understand that this guide comes yes from an understanding of marketing  But more importantly it comes from a deep deep understanding of the buyer landscape I m going to walk you through the ins outs and subtleties of developer marketing  And I m going to do it from the unique perspective of a long time insider that understands marketing First of All Stop Generalizing the Developer PersonaLet s start with an easy one  Easy to understand at least  It might be harder to initially wrap your head around it since I see an industry antipattern in developer marketing Developers hate marketing and they re skeptical of it You can find developers on Stack Overflow constantly because they re obsessed with DIY solutions to technical problems Engineers won t buy anything without reading about it in depth and trying it extensively You know how programmers are they hate meetings and will do anything to avoid talking to people I read and hear these sorts of statements all the time in the context of one marketer talking to another Here s a fun exercise  Zoom out a little and imagine you re reading a marine biologist talk about the lovable but enigmatic octopus You won t be able to unsee this now  The way marketers tend to talk about developers ranges between anthropological and reminiscent of animal biology This tendency toward overgeneralization however is nonsense  And I ll drive that point home with two simple statistics Number of software developers in the world million Number of Australians in the world million From a quantitative perspective these efforts to categorize software developers are like saying You know how marketing to Australians isーthey all have pet kangaroos and carry around giant Crocodile Dundee knives So stop generalizing software developers  They aren t octopuses that you re studying and there are too many of them to generalize even if they were To Understand the Marketer Developer Relations Baseline Understand RecruitersWhile overgeneralizing developers as a demographic isn t productive there are certain aspects of the developer experience that you could generalize CS degrees bootcamps tech interviews etc  But the one that I want to productively generalize here is the developer experience with recruiters To put a little informal data behind it I ran a poll of our authors who are engineers  I asked this question with yes or no poll options  In the last month has a recruiter reached out with a job that was ill suited for your actual skills experience of respondents said yes Recruiters Become Insufferable for EngineersTo have software development experience or education is to become a juicy target for software recruiters  As both a former target of this relentless transactional outreach and someone who has employed it on the hiring side let me explain briefly how it works Recruiters and recruitment firms are heavily commissioned  And they earn their pay by charging the hiring authority a roughly average of the hired candidate s first year of salary  If we call the average developer s salary K for easy math that means they get K for each arranged marriage Understand also that software development has been an employees market for years and years  This makes developers hard to find and hard to pry away from their current jobs  This in turn incents the recruiters to blast out insincere outreach constantly en masse without the most basic research Hey dudebro  Our totally gnarly client is looking for a junior rockstar coding ninja that can pull request to the max Preferred experience is years in a technology that came out years ago and I m sending this to you in spite of the fact that glancing at you on LinkedIn would have told me you have more years of experience than are appropriate for this job And they ve got ping pong tables API me over that resume and rock on And it only becomes more insincere if less cartoonish from there  Almost any developer will be able to share a war story about recruiters fibbing to both parties about the job to make a placement or about a recruiter giving them a high pressure sale on a job that was clearly not a fit Now imagine a steady flood of this in your personal inbox on LinkedIn and on your phone s voicemail for years That s how something that seems like it d be greatーpeople constantly offering you job opportunitiesーactually becomes incredibly tiresome Marketers Can Easily Walk and Quack Like RecruitersAs I mentioned earlier it s impossible to generalize software engineers collective understanding of different business roles  Some are well aware of the difference between marketing and sales for instance  To others marketing sales and recruiters are a faceless crowd of slick talking parasites trying to trick them while feeding off of the value their software creates It really does run the gamut But if you re not careful you can smell like a recruiter to even the friendliest every role brings value corner of the software developer demographic  And then it s all over At best they ll ignore you  At worst they ll put your content on blast somewhere before you know what hit you  And it s because you ve created one of the few things that can unite this disparate demographic an opportunity for shared catharsis at a near universal downside of their chosen career I m mentioning all of this to help you understand the persona that sits on your content briefs  To really understand them Developers aren t just left brained and they aren t born with some natural aversion to content marketing or marketers  They re just relentlessly assaulted by patronizing insincerity and they re exhausted by it So when you a non developer write a blog post called Reasons Every Developer Should Be on Github you re inadvertently re creating for them the experience of inbox spam You need to avoid that  Consider insincerity knowledge faking manufactured enthusiasm and fluff to fall under a common cardinal sin to avoid reminding them of recruiters How to Segment the Developer Persona and How Not To Having established deal breaking pitfalls let s dive into how you should approach things  Let s talk about segmenting the overly broad developer persona A few options might come immediately to mind Segment by years of experience junior developer and senior developer Or maybe segment by org chart roles developer and architect How about tech stack  Rails developers enterprise Java developers or web vs backend developers Making those distinctions is better  but it s not how I d go about it if you really want to nail segmentation To really nail it get on the calendar of one or two engineers in your organization  I say this because you ve got some collaboration to do Work with Engineer Colleagues to Establish PersonasI don t mean to sound contrarian but I promise that you don t understand your buyers org charts as well as you think  I ve been a CIO and as an IT management consultant I actually helped actual organizations construct actual IT org charts and I still find the complexity and variance dizzying Are developers influencers or gatekeepers  Does an architect report to a dev manager or to someone else  Do directors make purchase decisions or only the CTO The answer to all of these questions is yes Helpful  Great that s why you need help See if you can find engineers in your organization or in general that have resume experience at companies that look like your ideal clients  This immediately takes you from abstract speculation to concrete examples Interview those folks to get a sense of what those org charts looked like who made decisions who owned budget etc  Create avatars of your buyers influencers gatekeepers and committees based on those interviews  That will help you understand buying dynamics so that you can work backward toward the reader persona of your content Then Work With The Engineers to Segment by Beliefs about Software DevelopmentThis is where you should segment further  But not by demographicsーby psychographics    Here s a quick primer if that s a new term for you You want to understand what your prospective users and buyers believe about software development For instance consider these questions that expose fault lines in the software development world Agile god send or corporate cringe Is a computer science degree important TDD table stakes for professionalism or overrated Is Javascript the assembly language of the internet or is it the sloppy language of wood glue and baling wire I cannot tell you how powerful it will be to find patterns in how your buyers and users feel about these issues  In many cases you ll have an even split but when you find the ones where one opinion correlates with enjoying your offering you ve just struck gold Consider for instance how the psychographic segmentation of agile skeptic can make your content creation picture crystal clear Chase virality on Hacker News and Reddit with contrarian agile is dead pieces and earn a deluge of new fans if one takes off Drive engagement on social media by asking people to vote on say whether things constitute agile fails In organic search look for questions keywords associated with researching agile so that you get the first bite at the persuasion apple for tomorrow s buyers But to accomplish this you need engineers input  You need them to explain not just the org chart at companies like your ideal buyers but to explain what engineers at companies like that tend to believe about software development Building a Content PlanSo paired with engineers to advise you and segmentation in your pocket how specifically do you create a content plan  Here are some specific suggestions Start With Organic Search What Questions Do Members of Your Segment Ask We generally recommend organic search as the bedrock of any developer marketing content plan  It s the blue chip play in your content portfolio and perfect for avoiding the so called flatline of nope To come up with a solid backlog of topics figure out what questions your audience asks of the search engine  These should include both topics relevant to your product and also relevant to what your audience believes and is curious about in the developer world This becomes the top of your funnel and how you meet a good chunk of your audience with content specifically designed to answer their questions walk them through tutorials and generally help them  With organic content I strongly suggest outsourcing and guest blogging so that you can publish as quickly as possible  The best time to write an organic blog post was two years ago and the second best time is today Lay Out Strong Opinions That Bind Your Audience to YouWorking with engineers to help you you ve discovered what your audience believesーtheir psychographics  Working with key folks internally use those to define some controversial opinions that will endear your audience to you With these opinions in place define some mildly controversy courting posts to write and share  For instance if you sell a tool that enables remote or asynchronous code review you might schedule a post along the lines of It s Time to be Honest Pair Programming is Overrated This style of post becomes another way to bring audiences in and bind them to you but this time through social media share and syndication  Publish these on your blog promote them syndicate them to sites like DEV and DZone and submit them to sites like Hacker News and Reddit With this style of post you can outsource them to guest authors but I d suggest finding internal folks to do it if possible  This might be dev rel folks working for you or internal engineers  This style of content is closer to your brand and lets you position your people as columnists that can build a following   Brands rather than individuals tend to attract followings in the dev world Define Pain Dream Fix for Your OfferingWith two flavors of top of the funnel content in your back pocket let s move to the middle of the funnel Again working with the engineering folks you ve partnered with sit down and talk through pain dream fix  How does your product make the developers using it more awesome  What s in it for them Here where we re more in the territory of product marketing you want to tell these stories  You can do this as case studies but if at all possible I d suggest doing it with blog posts  With the aforementioned asynchronous code review tool write a post that shows users how to navigate a code review workflow on Github that oh by the way just happens to use your tool In an ideal world you can draw readers directly to these posts with the right organic strategy  But a lot of you reading don t have the kind of product that neatly generates use cases that correspond to great keywords  So plan to get eyeballs on this content with backlinks from your organic posts and controversy courting direct shares This is another kind of post that you can outsource but are often better doing internally if at all possible  It tends to have a non trivial learning curve for the author and with freelance software engineers they re going to pass that cost right on to you Create Collateral to Help Your Champions Make the SaleAt some point you ve sold your audience  The engineers reading your content trust your brand like your offering and have perhaps even concluded a trial  That s incredibly important But it s also in all likelihood not the end of the story  Rather it s just the start of your sales cycle where some combination of your sales reps and the engineers have to sell their leadership on opening the purse strings Address this with content  Case studies are great obviously  But you can also create blog posts emails webinars and other pieces of collateral to help both the developers and your sales team convince the monetary buyer If the engineer is sold on your remote code review tool she ll appreciate a blog post about how to manage up when it comes to such tools  I have firsthand experience with this since I literally still earn royalties on a course I made six years ago helping engineers sell tools and practices to their management Of course you need collateral for your sales reps  But don t sleep on enlisting enthusiastic engineers to help you with the sales process Create a Developer Savvy Promotion PlanYou ve now got all of the content components in place  Organic posts on your blog will bring a steady supply of traffic and your opinionated posts will bring in spikes of it while endearing your audience to you  From there you re building trust as developers interact more with you But you want to make sure that you re creating and distributing content efficiently  You want to work with the engineers helping you again to understand your audience s digital haunts  And you want to get content to those channels as regularly and easily as possible Here is a quick list of things to do to wring everything out of the content Identify syndication driven and share driven sites where your audience hangs out and form a plan as to which content to promote there definitely all of your shareable content but be leery of syndicating organic content Comb your posts for good quotes that you can turn into graphical pull quotes  This helps SEO in organic posts and it also gives you material for social media With the posts that you write brainstorm what sorts of questions they might answer on Q amp A sites like StackOverflow and Quora  Especially with organic posts  If you can do it helpfully and as a good citizen add links back to your posts as answers or comments If you have the bandwidth have someone in your organization make videos facing the camera where they talk through the points covered in blog posts These are just a few of the things you can do but it should get you started Developers Are the Key to Developer MarketingIf you ve noticed a theme throughout this post it s that I ve advised having your software engineer collaborators sitting with you through all of this planning  That s no accident It s become common for developer tools companies to enlist engineers to write content  That s old hat  But having them participate in keyword research and content strategy is relatively uncommon I know that it s uncommon because it s what Hit Subscribe does for its clients and it s proven to be a massive differentiator as we ve grown over the last few years  At every stage of our process we involve engineers ーsubject matter expertsーbecause of their deep understanding of the nuances of reaching the audience from which they hail So as you create and then execute your plan make sure you re involving engineers at every step	2023-08-28 20:14:47
Apple	AppleInsider - Frontpage News	Amazon issues month-end deals on AirPods, MacBooks, iPads & Apple accessories, prices from $84	https://appleinsider.com/articles/23/08/28/amazon-issues-month-end-deals-on-airpods-macbooks-ipads-apple-accessories-prices-from-84?utm_medium=rss	Amazon issues month end deals on AirPods MacBooks iPads amp Apple accessories prices from Amazon continues to slash prices on Apple items ahead of the long awaited iPhone refresher next month That means you can take home some of the hottest items with an incredible deal that saves you big Big ticket items on sale at Amazon These deals include off a inch iPad that comes fully loaded with the latest M chip and a massive TB of storage Likewise laptop shoppers have their pick between the latest M MacBook Air a heavily discounted M MacBook Air or a inch MacBook Pro Read more	2023-08-28 20:13:41
海外TECH	Engadget	Americans growing anxious as AI adoption expands, Pew Research finds	https://www.engadget.com/americans-growing-anxious-as-ai-adoption-expands-pew-research-finds-204500137.html?src=rss	Americans growing anxious as AI adoption expands Pew Research findsAmericans have grown more worried about AI in the last nine months A new survey from the Pew Research Center indicates percent of respondents are more concerned than excited about rising artificial intelligence use up points since December Meanwhile only percent say they re more excited than worried while another percent described their views as equally balanced “Concern about AI outweighs excitement across all major demographic groups the Pew Research Center wrote in a blog post today It s been an eventful nine months since the Pew Center last surveyed people about AI OpenAI s ChatGPT went from a buzzed about homework cheating tool to a household name and the corporate world ーincluding tech s most prominent companies ーraced to prove who was the most invested in generative AI Microsoft plugged GPT into Office and Windows and Google launched its Bard chatbot while adding AI components to search AI writing and generative art have made controversial and widely covered in the media entries into journalism book writing song production and even some political campaigns Although younger Americans are still more concerned than excited their views tend to be more positive than their older counterparts Among to year olds percent are more concerned about “the growing use of AI in daily life and percent are more excited But among adults and up percent say they re primarily concerned while excitement only outweighs concern for a mere four percent Microsoft rolled out its browser based AI chatbot earlier this year ASSOCIATED PRESSPew Research also polled respondents on awareness of AI and it appears the more people have heard about its rising adoption the more uneasy they feel The polling reports that about percent of adults have heard a lot percent or a little percent about artificial intelligence with the “a lot group growing by seven points since December Those who have heard much about AI are more likely to be worried than in December Anxiety outweighs enthusiasm percent to percent among that demographic compared to percent concerned to percent excited last year Even those who have only heard a little about it describe a more negative view than respondents in the December poll ーby points When breaking down AI s impact into categories results are more mixed On one hand percent said it helps more than hurts when finding products and services they re interested in online compared to percent that say it hurts more But percent answered that it hurts more than helps in keeping personal information private with a mere percent saying it helps more in that area Other areas where the polled Americans said it helps more include companies making safe vehicles doctors providing quality care and people taking care of their health Categories like finding accurate online information providing quality customer service and police keeping the peace were closer to an even split between positive and negative Respondents with and without higher education answered differently For example college graduates were more likely to view AI as a positive in finding products and services online and helping doctors provide quality care percent positive among college grads percent for those without a degree But people with “some college or less were less likely to view it as a negative for protecting private information percent among college educated percent for those with less Overall those polled with a college education were more likely to view AI positively This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2023-08-28 20:45:00
海外TECH	WIRED	Donald Trump's Mug Shot Will Be His Most Enduring Meme	https://www.wired.com/story/donald-trump-mug-shot-meme/	president	2023-08-28 20:50:11
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Every theft must be investigated, home secretary tells police	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-66636347?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	crimes	2023-08-28 20:09:19
ニュース	BBC News - Home	Watch: The day air traffic control went down... in 71 seconds	https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-66642883?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	delays	2023-08-28 20:33:46
ニュース	BBC News - Home	US Open 2023: Lily Miyazaki wins on New York main-draw debut	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/tennis/66642122?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	US Open Lily Miyazaki wins on New York main draw debutBritish qualifier Lily Miyazaki earns her first win at a Grand Slam with a confident display against Margarita Betova on day one of the US Open	2023-08-28 20:21:54
ニュース	BBC News - Home	US Open 2023 results: Iga Swiatek cruises through but Maria Sakkari out	https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/tennis/66641001?at_medium=RSS&at_campaign=KARANGA	maria	2023-08-28 20:44:28
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