I don't think she's going to win, she's a trap for democratic voters and her record speaks for itsel...
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Wie sagst du, dass du etwas erkannt hast oder zu einer Einsicht gelangt bist? Wie teilst du eine schwierige Entscheidung mit? Das Staffelfinale von Jojo!
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Was kannst du sagen, wenn du dich bei jemandem bedanken willst? Wie kannst du eine Entschuldigung mit Selbstkritik verbinden? Das lernst du in dieser Folge.
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Wie gibst du zu, dass du einen Fehler gemacht hast? Und wie entschuldigst du dich bei jemandem? In dieser Lektion lernst du mehr über klärende Gespräche.
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Manchmal gerät ein Streit außer Kontrolle. Dann greift man den anderen mit Worten an und wird sogar aggressiv. Oft benutzen Menschen dabei Schimpfwörter.
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Nach einem Streit ist es wichtig, sich wieder zu vertragen. Aber was sagt man bei einer Aussprache? Und wie drückt man Verständnis für andere Menschen aus?
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Manchmal kommt man mit Diplomatie nicht weiter, sondern muss seine Meinung direkt und ehrlich sagen. Einige passende Ausdrücke lernst du in dieser Lektion.
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Du hast einen Konflikt mit jemandem: Konfrontierst du die Person direkt oder antwortest du mit Spott, Ironie oder Sarkasmus? Wie reagiert dein Gegenüber?
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Wie schlägst du jemandem etwas vor? Wie kannst du anderen Leuten Argumente dafür liefern, was du willst? Und wie gehst du mit unerwarteten Neuigkeiten um?
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Wem vertraust du, wem misstraust du? Was, wenn jemand dein Vertrauen missbraucht? Wie sprichst du das Problem an? In dieser Folge von Jojo lernst du es!
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Was machst du, wenn mal wieder alles schiefläuft? Wie sprichst du über Pech und Unglück in deinem Leben? Und wie suchst du bei anderen Menschen nach Trost?
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Wie machst du deinem Ärger Luft, wenn du wegen etwas frustriert bist? Welche Wörter beschreiben Frustration? Und wie werden Unterstellungen ausgedrückt?
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Wie wichtig ist Ehrlichkeit für dich? Wie schnell kannst du eine Lüge verzeihen? Und wie kann man Ehrlichkeit und Lügen bei anderen Menschen ansprechen?
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Eine Beziehung zu beenden, ist schmerzhaft, aber manchmal nötig. Wie sprichst du über Trennungen und wie begründest du sie? Viel Spaß mit der Telenovela.
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Azalea and Rhododendron Park Kromlau . Having a post-lockdown bucket list - zerokspot.com . Home - 7STERN Bräu . Kerrie's Cup of Tea: lai fufu in Munich Germany . Laifufu Teesalon - Teezeremonie - Tee - Oolong - München - Laifufu Teesalon . SUDHAUS — Brauerei & Restaurant (try beef tartar. also pizza?) .
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Cool cities, a visual city guide . Detour 2.0 . Dojo: Best stuff to do in London . escapethecity.org . Find the best places to sleep, eat and play . hostelworld.com . How to travel the world without money . Indie: a simple, powerful way to buy multi-stop flights . International SOS Assistance App . IziTravel: audio guides and city/museum tours . Jet Setter . Louis Vuitton city guide . Mapiac: discover hidden wonders . roadshari..
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5 Unique Tourist Spots in the Philippines - RachFeed . 7 first-timer fails . Palawan (island) . The best beaches of the Philippines .
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Traffic is a strange beast. Sometimes it comes from nowhere at all, wreaking unspeakable havoc on your itinerary, eviscerating your plans with startling efficiency. Other times it’s entirely expected, and entirely unavoidable. In any case, nobody particular enjoys traffic (I certainly don’t), it’s an environmental tragedy, and it’s ruthlessly wasteful. By all accounts, traffic is a Bad Thing™. Call it schadenfreude if you want, but on day....
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Traffic is a strange beast. Sometimes it comes from nowhere at all, wreaking unspeakable havoc on your itinerary, eviscerating your plans with startling efficiency. Other times it’s entirely expected, and entirely unavoidable. In any case, nobody particular enjoys traffic (I certainly don’t), it’s an environmental tragedy, and it’s ruthlessly wasteful. By all accounts, traffic is a Bad Thing™. Call it schadenfreude if you want, but on day....
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Ideally, user research and testing is conducted in person at a location where a person performs an action or task. There are multiple factors that affect user behavior. As a user researcher, you need to read and understand your user’s body language, and know where it is appropriate to probe and when. How is this research impacted when it’s not possible to be physically located with your test audience? With the rapid pace of innovation and i..
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Our initial implementation of asynchronous offline messaging in Bleep[1] used an encryption scheme which provided authentication and confidentiality, but not forward secrecy[2]. This meant that if the private key of Alice or Bob was compromised, Eve could use the key to decrypt any of their offline messages she had previously captured. Providing forward secrecy for […]
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It’s about time we got back to computational topology. Previously in this series we endured a lightning tour of the fundamental group and homology, then we saw how to compute the homology of a simplicial complex using linear algebra. What we really want to do is talk about the inherent shape of data. Homology allows us to compute some qualitative features of a given shape, i.e., find and count the number of connected components or a given s..
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It’s about time we got back to computational topology. Previously in this series we endured a lightning tour of the fundamental group and homology, then we saw how to compute the homology of a simplicial complex using linear algebra. What we really want to do is talk about the inherent shape of data. Homology allows us to compute some qualitative features of a given shape, i.e., find and count the number of connected components or a given s..
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It’s about time we got back to computational topology. Previously in this series we endured a lightning tour of the fundamental group and homology, then we saw how to compute the homology of a simplicial complex using linear algebra. What we really want to do is talk about the inherent shape of data. Homology allows us to compute some qualitative features of a given shape, i.e., find and count the number of connected components or a given s..
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Palette is an open source lightweight color picker for the most famous color schemes, like Material Design, Flat UI, iOS, Windows Phone etc. Despite being color blind, I like apps and websites with the right selection of colors. And sometimes when starting a new project it’s easier to pick a color palette from the existing ones. Or, if you want to meet the guidelines for the certain platform - you’d better use the colors they offer.
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Palette is an open source lightweight color picker for the most famous color schemes, like Material Design, Flat UI, iOS, Windows Phone etc. Despite being color blind, I like apps and websites with the right selection of colors. And sometimes when starting a new project it’s easier to pick a color palette from the existing ones. Or, if you want to meet the guidelines for the certain platform - you’d better use the colors they offer.
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Winter now has proper runtime support for first class functions, and anonymous functions (lambda expressions) with lexical closures. A simple example: def main() float : let f = \(float x) : x*x in f(2.0) returns 4.0. In this example an anonymous function (that computes the square of its argument) is created and assigned to f. It is then called with the argument 2.0. Since functions are 'first class', they can be returne....
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The more I use C# as a language for writing things the more I am convinced that its approach really is the best language approach out there. The unit test support is excellent which allows development speed to be just as fast as any dynamic language (Python, PHP, Perl). The static typing catches so many issues before you get to runtime and allows sweeping changes without breaking things. Unlike Java it has the var keyword (saves time ..
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It has been a long time outstanding, “to do item”, to start collecting feedback and net promoter scores from the tens of thousands of customers that AdRoll has. Once at scale, it becomes surprisingly challenging to ensure that feedback from users is sent to Product, Engineering and SMB teams. Last month we turned Satismeter on via our Segment dashboard. Satismeter injects a prompt at the bottom of our Dashboard asking how likely you a....
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Those of us that do Test Driven Development have heard about doubles, mocks, stubs, fakes and spies multiple times.
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Those of us that do Test Driven Development have heard about doubles, mocks, stubs, fakes and spies multiple times.
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Imagine you are in a line at an airport, waiting to go through immigration. The line ahead of you is huge and there's only one (not very excited) agent serving that line. You're sweating, because the air-conditioning is being fixed at this moment, so it's as hot as it gets.
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There is a story going around about data science that you’ve surely heard. It's the statement that 80% of the work a data scientist does is collecting, cleaning and organizing data and that only 20% is their real specialty: building models and making discoveries. Those who make this statement, often those selling something, usually claim what data science needs most of all is better tools for doing these so called data munging tasks to free..
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China's Brick and Mortar Revolution: From Soy Sauce Food Stamps to Experience Hubs
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www.thoughtworks.com
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11 years ago
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I grew up in the planned economy of Communist China in the early 1980s. On my 5th birthday, my parents gave me my first food stamp and said “Boy, you’re old enough to go and buy soy sauce”. This might seem trivial, but in China it was a big deal—a coming of age of sorts. There’s a lot to learn from China’s speedy retail revolution. From the food stamps of the '80s to the mega lifestyle centers of today, retail trends that manifested over h..
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