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Nusa Dua, the first attribute is romance
The number one attribute of Nusa Dua is undoubtedly romance. Nusa Dua has a coastline that winds for dozens of kilometers, and the white sand on the seashore is delicate and soft. Walking on the beach, you will come across small temporary pavilions from time to time. This pavilion is dedicated to beach weddings. In Catholic weddings, couples swear oaths here; in Hindu weddings, couples tie knots around the fire here; and in Chinese weddings, couples can worship heaven and earth here… In the natural caves of Nusa Dua, lovers can enjoy exclusive Candlelight dinner for people. Nusa Dua came into the world’s field of vision in the 1970s. At…
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Vianden: Hugo’s favorite castle town
Driving in the small country of Luxembourg is a very different feeling from the neighboring Netherlands. The latter is always flat as far as the eye can see, while the mountainous Luxembourg offers more varied driving pleasures. Going to Luxembourg’s Vianden Castle, we experienced different landforms. First, there is a straight but gradually upward road, with endless wheat fields, dense forests, and scattered villages under the blue sky and white clouds, which is a typical Western European rural landscape. When the navigation showed that there were still more than ten kilometers away from the destination, he entered the Panshan Highway. This is a very narrow winding mountain road, with many…
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Mysterious Qatar: The desert meets the sea, more than a little romance
In Qatar, the most romantic thing is to look at the sea in the desert. Sand and sea, two extreme landscapes are intertwined here, forming a beautiful picture. At the end of the desert is the sea. Qatar is a peninsula country that was once an important port on the Maritime Silk Road. Therefore, although it is located in the desert, it enjoys the entire blue sea and blue sky of the Persian Gulf. The sea in the Persian Gulf is unforgettable at first sight. It presents a jewel-like blue-green color, and the sparkling light ripples and shimmers under the perennial sunlight at low latitudes, one deep and one shallow,…
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Japanese porn industry, full of 70-year-olds
This is a story that happened in Tokyo, Japan. As night fell, the Japanese police suddenly rushed into a sex club in Tokyo and arrested the club owner on the spot. According to it, isn’t the club a very normal organization in Japan, so what can be reported? Let’s put it this way, this club has three oddities: Firstly, this club serves elderly men. There are about a thousand people, most of whom are in their seventies and eighties. The club specializes in introducing prostitutes to them. Second, the average age of prostitutes introduced by this club is about 60 years old, and there are also 82-year-old women among them.…
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Layoff
After laying off 11,000 people, the giant announced that it would lay off another 10,000 people after 3 months! CEO: Surviving employees “will be more productive”! On March 14 local time, Facebook’s parent company Meta said that due to the economic downturn, the company will continue to lay off 10,000 employees this year. Meta has therefore become the first large technology company to announce the second round of large-scale layoffs. It is worth noting that in November last year, Meta carried out its first large-scale layoffs, with more than 11,000 layoffs, accounting for 13% of its total employees at that time. Meta has been on a hiring spree in 2020,…
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The risk of myocarditis increases 16 times after infection with the new crown
Statistics from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that the proportion of myocarditis among people who were not infected with the new crown was about 9/100,000; while the proportion of people infected with the new crown was about 146/100,000. This means that the risk of developing myocarditis after infection with the new coronavirus is 16 times higher than that of uninfected people! What is myocarditis? Simply put, the virus went to the heart, causing the heart to become inflamed. Myocarditis may occur in the elderly and children, but it is most common in young adults aged 20 to 40 in clinical practice. Almost all people who develop…
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Patients with diabetes and kidney disease should prevent anemia
So, why are diabetic nephropathy patients prone to anemia? Clinical observations have found that the pathogenesis of DKD is not single, and its main factors are: (1) Glucose toxicity. Serum ferritin (SF) is not only an indicator of iron storage in the human body, but also an inflammatory factor. Glucose toxicity is common in DKD patients, which will lead to a decrease in the release of serum iron, which in turn will increase SF and lead to increased oxidative stress in the body. And produce a large number of free radicals and oxidized lipids, leading to and aggravating anemia; (2) deterioration of renal function. In the process of renal function…
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Long-term “eyelid jumping” may be a disease
Hemifacial spasm is a clinically common slowly progressive peripheral nerve disease, mainly manifested as involuntary twitching of one side of the face, mostly limited to one side, so it is also called hemifacial spasm. Current studies have confirmed that 80% to 90% of hemifacial spasms are caused by vascular compression in the area where the facial nerve exits the brainstem. A large number of clinical data show that the inferior anterior cerebellar artery and inferior posterior cerebellar artery are the main vascular factors leading to hemifacial spasm, while the superior cerebellar artery is less common. In addition, the superior labyrinthine artery and other abnormal large arteries such as vertebral artery…
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Americans are starting to realize Tesla isn’t the only EV option
Not long ago, Tesla’s electric car was far ahead of any other electric car on the market. If you want a sleek, long-range, easy-to-charge, and fully functional electric car, then Elon Musk is your most likely supplier—even if you loathe him terribly. But that is no longer the case. Over the past year, I’ve tested a number of cool new EVs coming in 2021 and 2022. There are cheap ones, expensive ones, big ones, petite ones, oddly designed ones, and uninteresting ones. The Ford F-150 Lightning is the electric version of America’s longtime bestseller, and the Ford Mustang is great inside and out: beautifully designed, roomy, and fun to drive.…
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Engineers are keen to become tech bloggers
In 2021, Cristian Velazquez helped Uber fix a major software problem. Initially, he and his team diagnosed a data-handling flaw that could prevent Uber’s app from functioning properly. They then developed a way to clean up memory more efficiently, saving Uber time and money. This is an abbreviated version of the story. Later, on Uber’s tech blog, Velázquez introduced the project in an article titled “How We Saved 70,000 Cores Across 30 Mission-Critical Services.” However, it should be noted that ordinary readers are best to understand technical terms such as Go, CPU, and fragmented ledger sets first. Velázquez himself was of course familiar with these terms. But he doesn’t know…
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I could have endured the dark
”I could have endured the darkness if I hadn’t seen the sun.” This is the poem “If I Hadn’t Seeed the Sun” by American poet Emily Dickinson, which is used to describe the fourth child in the movie “Into the Dust”. I’m afraid it’s the most suitable situation. Some people say that the movie “Hidden in the Dust and Smoke” is “the whole film does not talk about suffering, but it is beyond the sky; the whole film does not talk about love, but it is love to the extreme”. Two poor redundant people – Ma Youtie and Cao Guiying, came together because they were rejected. With kindness, hard work,…
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Algorithmic giant wheel sails into the fog: Bytedance’s 100,000 employees are trapped in the data, facing a survival test in half a year
On the first day of joining ByteDance, R&D staff Liang Shuang felt an invisible pressure. After browsing the documents for several hours, he was pulled into several program groups without warning. This is a complex communication across cities. Countless strange avatars popped up in the group, swiping the screen to report the progress of the project… When the work at hand came to an end, the clock had already pointed to 12 o’clock in the morning. Since then, Liang Shuang’s 24 hours have been cut into pieces: Sitting in an online car-hailing car and video chatting with his girlfriend in a different place, and immediately connecting to a temporary team…