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In a world bursting with abundances like self-driving cars and robotic personal assistants, you would think that basic needs like sustainable food sourcing and distribution would be a problem of the past. But that couldn&t be further from the truth.

According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), every year

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A new startup, Workona, this week launched software designed for those who primarily do their work in a browser. The companygoal is to become the OS for web work & and to also save web workers from the hell that is a million open tabs. To accomplish this, Workona offers smart browser windows you set up as workspaces, allowing you a

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The launch of Fortnite Battle Royale has left Google in a slight predicament. While Google is in no way hard up for cash, Fortnite Battle Royale for Android certainly represented the potential for a relatively big revenue stream for an app. That is, until Epic Games decided it would launch Fortnite for Android from its own website, circumventing

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Educators already don&t get paid enough, and those that work in preschools or daycares often make 48% less. Meanwhile, parents struggle to find great early education programs where kids receive enough attention and therespace, but they don&t need special connections or to pass grueling admissions interviews to get in.

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SenSat, a U.K. startup aiming to use visual and spatial data to &simulate reality& and help computers better understand the physical world, has raised $4.5 million in seed funding — cash it will use to further develop the technology, and invest in its San Francisco office. The round was backed by Force Over Mass, Round Hill

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Adam Pittenger knows that moving is tough — after all, he said hemoved eight times in the past seven years.

Pittenger said that there are several reasons why the process can be stressful, like the fact that most people aren&t experts on moving, since they don&t do it as often as him (seriously, eight times is crazy).

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