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Belgium And England Headline The World Cup’s Most Lopsided Group

FiveThirtyEight met een geniale analyse van onze Rode Duivels: Tactically, Roberto Martinez’s preferred system brings the best out of Hazard, who will likely flank Lukaku on the left of a front three, but shackles De Bruyne, who may be the world’s best offensive passer. During European qualifying, De Bruyne created just 0.32 “big chances” per […]

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Made on an iPad Pro

Paul Stamatiou in een crème van een blogpost: it’s the more creation-oriented apps and tasks where the iPad Pro is really starting to shine. For me that means writing articles like this and the App Store is teeming with great iPad-optimized apps to help me out here. Volledig mee eens. (Deze blog wordt ook volledig […]

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A New Definition of Work Ethic

David Tate: Do you default to thinking first then working or working first then thinking? Do you understand the downsides of just working a lot of hours under pressure? #whatwebelievein

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Fortnite is now available on the Nintendo Switch

Hoera! Ik ben grote fan en frequent speler van de iPad-versie. Maar dit is toch nog een stapje hoger. Dat het hier veel stiller gaat zijn de komende dagen.

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The Power of Listening in Helping People Change

Harvard Business Review: [F]eedback caused performance to decline in 38% of cases. This happened with both positive and negative feedback(…) Er zijn weinig bazen met aangeboren skills, maar als je er dan toch eentje moet leren, laat het dan deze zijn: Do not impose your solutions. The role of the listener is to help the […]

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Being Bored Is Fun and Good, Sorry

Monica Heisey op Medium: The entire world is one giant beeping alert to things we should do or can do or will do in the future, things we are doing at that moment but could be doing faster. It’s more or less impossible to be bored. Bored means there are not thousands of to-do’s to […]

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Finland offers free online Artificial Intelligence course to anyone, anywhere

Cool.

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Facebook bug set 14 million users’ sharing settings to public

CNN: For a period of four days in May, about 14 million Facebook users around the world had their default sharing setting for all new posts set to public, the company revealed Thursday.

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How to Take Criticism

Chappell Ellison: Usually, when we face criticism, we concern ourselves with one question: Is my work good or bad? You’ve got to stop asking yourself this. It is torturous. It will make you sad. Instead, focus on this question: What is the next step I can take to make my work better? And then, focus […]

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“The Best Career Advice I’ve Ever Received”

Goeie lijst van advies op A Cup of Jo. Deze stak er voor mij bovenuit: “Don’t be afraid to disappoint your past self who made a plan that doesn’t fit now. You have learned and changed along the way, and so those past efforts weren’t wasted; they were what you needed to get the perspective […]

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