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Animal Crossing: New Horizons Is Exactly What We Need to Fight Coronavirus Despair
Animal Crossing: New Horizons is exactly what we need to fight the despair and loneliness of our seemingly-endless coronavirus quarantines. The post Animal Crossing: New Horizons Is Exactly What We Need to Fight Coronavirus Despair appeared first on CCN.com дальше »
2020-3-23 21:00 | |
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Now You Can Find Love (or Have Fun) Spending Crypto on Tinder
If you love cryptocurrencies, and you are also a die-hard romantic, today you can merge your two great passions. Now the dating app Tinder accepts crypto payments thanks to Bitrefill. The ad was published a few days ago on Bitrefill’s website, a wise decision considering the proximity of Valentine’s Day… and perhaps the loneliness of […] The post Now You Can Find Love (or Have Fun) Spending Crypto on Tinder appeared first on Ethereum World News. дальше »
2019-2-14 22:13 | |
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How an app can help fight loneliness in old people at Christmas
While loneliness is experienced by all ages, it’s especially pronounced in older people. In the UK, 51 percent of all people aged 75 and over live alone and approximately 6 percent of older adults leave their house once a week or less. дальше »
2018-12-17 15:23 | |
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How to help remote workers feel more connected and less isolated
Working from home is more popular than ever as 70 percent of the global workforce telecommutes at least once a week. A major challenge to a remote working arrangement is keeping employees connected and engaged with their team as it’s common for them to feel lonely and isolated. дальше »
2018-11-15 17:59 | |
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China’s ‘barrage videos’ are chaotic af — and say a lot about loneliness
Ideas are mysterious things. Sometimes the worst ones smell like solid gold, sometimes the profit-driving powerhouses masquerade as giant turds. Telling the difference, it seems, takes a certain measure of psychotic genius. дальше »
2018-10-11 13:48 | |
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Microsoft’s AI can convert images into Chinese poetry
Microsoft recently taught its XiaoIce chatbot, a Chinese language conversational AI, how to interpret pictures as poems. We’re not sure if that counts as inspired writing, but it’s an interesting step toward better mimicking humans. дальше »
2018-8-10 20:33 | |
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