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At the time, there were no personal computers being built in China. So to make a “Chinese” PC, Rosenblum’s team was reprogramming an Apple II to operate in Chinese. — PolitiTweet.org
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Rosenblum was developing the font for an experimental machine called the Sinotype III, which was among the first personal computers to handle Chinese-language input and output. https://t.co/1SknuHB9CP — PolitiTweet.org
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More than 40 years, Bruce Rosenblum cooked up a program called “Gridmaster” to build one of the first Chinese digital fonts. Thread on the profound design challenges his team overcame to create fonts for one of the most widely used languages on Earth. 👇https://t.co/J5HO3wkJ1n https://t.co/2wNXBrF5Y2 — PolitiTweet.org
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[SPONSORED] Edge computing technology is enabling applications that manufacturers need to gain and apply data-driven knowledge that will power smart factories. Learn more. (With @lumentechco) https://t.co/afGdoggClz — PolitiTweet.org
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China's planned city clusters are bigger than a megacity. https://t.co/etUbfobpLm — PolitiTweet.org
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She has a vision for how to make emojis work for everyone. https://t.co/yQXgrorI1v — PolitiTweet.org
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Spring in India has been full of loss. Traditional ways of grieving aren't an option with covid, meaning millennia-old rituals must be ignored. So online spaces have been crucial in expressing grief—and anger at the government's handling of the crisis. https://t.co/AAxQnjVX9m — PolitiTweet.org
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The likely goal, two cybersecurity firms say, is to trick high-profile Uyghurs inside China and Pakistan into opening a back door to their computers. https://t.co/ixScepdib0 — PolitiTweet.org
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Whether it's sniffing out the coronavirus or an explosive, you still can't beat a dog's nose. (while the below story is from 2019, canines are now being trained to detect covid-19) https://t.co/eyZ2vhc9KT — PolitiTweet.org
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NEW: Seven EU countries just got a digital vaccine passport https://t.co/KteWMVlpyz — PolitiTweet.org
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From Mumbai, to Silicon Valley, to Long Beach, California, this drone photography project illuminates scars in the urban fabric. https://t.co/taP1qs6ZQw — PolitiTweet.org
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NEW: Blue water thinking https://t.co/LVCVe57UFm — PolitiTweet.org
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[SPONSORED] “The fact that 63% of organizations are not prepared for a cookieless world points to a tremendous opportunity in moving to first-party data strategies to create long-term differentiation,” says @Adobe’s Amit Ahuja. (With @Adobe) https://t.co/nSAZx88ba2 — PolitiTweet.org
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The future of work is now. Don't miss out on learning about *the* leadership strategies and new technologies that will power a forever-changed workforce. This virtual conference is next week! https://t.co/BJUoTqkKng https://t.co/fL36NqMA2A — PolitiTweet.org
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This is the largest and most detailed map of dark matter in the universe—with some unexpected findings that don’t yet neatly align with ideas in physics. https://t.co/nazfmBYSge — PolitiTweet.org
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This is the largest and most detailed map of dark matter in the universe—with some unexpected findings that don’t yet neatly align with ideas in physics. https://t.co/fYGyJmEax7 — PolitiTweet.org
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For each Chinese character, designers had to make 256 separate decisions. Multiplied across thousands of characters, this amounted to literally hundreds of thousands of decisions in a development process that took more than two years to complete. https://t.co/zVGRBvJbti — PolitiTweet.org
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The history of artificial intelligence is filled with examples in which human-designed solutions gave way to machine-learned ones. Is it time for AI to make AI that can out-think humans? https://t.co/yqFboRGH41 — PolitiTweet.org
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“It’s a bit of a joke, really," says a vaccine tourist from Nairobi, Kenya. "Is it really better to fly loads of people to New York to do this than to just fly some vaccines from New York to places where vaccines are needed?” https://t.co/DuYAyUx8Cu — PolitiTweet.org
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The burning question now isn't so much the deep origin of the coronavirus as how such a pathogen would have ended up in the city of Wuhan. This story from March is your guide to the search for its origins including, yes, the lab-leak hypothesis. https://t.co/CHp2nTFMTG — PolitiTweet.org
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The likely goal, two cybersecurity firms say, is to trick high-profile Uyghurs inside China and Pakistan into opening a back door to their computers. https://t.co/mTEg8JYBMF — PolitiTweet.org
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“It’s a bit of a joke, really," says a vaccine tourist from Nairobi, Kenya. "Is it really better to fly loads of people to New York to do this than to just fly some vaccines from New York to places where vaccines are needed?” https://t.co/pC4Do5zwKt — PolitiTweet.org
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[SPONSORED] Business Lab podcast: Matt Kraning talks attack surface management and how the real problem is that the “assets are just not known.” Listen here. (With @PaloAltoNtwks and @CortexbyPANW) https://t.co/rG51DHlLb9 — PolitiTweet.org
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Humans have struggled to make truly intelligent machines. Maybe we need to let them get on with it themselves. https://t.co/mAoBsHuAS0 — PolitiTweet.org
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Spring in India has been full of loss. Traditional ways of grieving aren't an option with covid, meaning millennia-old rituals must be ignored. So online spaces have been crucial in expressing grief—and anger at the government's handling of the crisis. https://t.co/wVK6QJyJf7 — PolitiTweet.org
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This is the largest and most detailed map of dark matter in the universe—with some unexpected findings that don’t yet neatly align with ideas in physics. https://t.co/vBtD53jARz — PolitiTweet.org
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Did the coronavirus leak from a lab? In March, a small but vocal group of scientists explained why they think it shouldn't be disregarded or lumped in with conspiracy theories. https://t.co/FPmfbUrswU — PolitiTweet.org
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[SPONSORED] “People are going to be rewarded for taking chances and will probably be forgiven if it’s imperfect.” Mike Robinson, head of retail operations, The Eighth Notch, on retailers realizing that now is the time to be bold. Learn more: https://t.co/Kpk7w5zipC (With @Oracle) https://t.co/XyuvGso0Uq — PolitiTweet.org
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“It’s a bit of a joke, really," says a vaccine tourist from Nairobi, Kenya. "Is it really better to fly loads of people to New York to do this than to just fly some vaccines from New York to places where vaccines are needed?” https://t.co/8FZRKZASCq — PolitiTweet.org
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The future of work is now. Don't miss out on learning about *the* leadership strategies and new technologies that will power a forever-changed workforce. REGISTER for EmTech Next, a virtual conference: https://t.co/BJUoTqkKng https://t.co/ZWSzQiTmWG — PolitiTweet.org
