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In Finland, the number of homeless people has fallen sharply. Why? The country applies the "Housing First" concept agains homelessness.

Poundbury has attracted scathing reviews from the moment construction began but something big is happening here recently.

The project transforms human waste into biogas, and allows participants to buy everything from bananas to socks.

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This post delves into the implementation of my procedural earth simulation, written entirely in GLSL fragment shaders. It simulates the complete history of an earth-like planet in a few minutes, with the simulation updating at 60 frames per second.

A mysterious marketing agency secretly offered to pay social media stars to spread disinformation about Covid-19 vaccines

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