If you’re very quick, and if you’re eligible for the Campbell Award for Best New Writer, you can apply to be in this year’s anthology at the link below.
The brief form of the eligibility requirements is “professionally published for the first time in the previous two calendar years”. The form links out to the full blah blah.
Originally shared by Standout Books
Unless you say otherwise, the first character to swear loses the argument.
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Tax them.
Originally shared by Singularity Hub
New Burger Robot Will Take Command of the Grill in 50 Fast Food Restaurants http://suhub.co/2n6E4nN
Originally shared by Bublish
Find out how barriers to reaching an international audience no longer exist! http://ow.ly/Dd70309G1p2 #marketplace #authorearnings
Targeted drug delivery, precision surgery, detection, and detoxification.
Originally shared by Singularity Hub
4 Ways Scientists Hope Nanobots Will Make You Healthier http://suhub.co/2misXtj
Amazon has just sent me a (no doubt automated) email asking me to confirm my publishing rights on one of my books, probably because it’s also in a boxed set.
I’m at a bit of a loss how to do this. I’m both the author and the publisher, so I have no contract. I didn’t register the copyright, because it seemed unnecessary. And the email address on my website is an alias; people can send to it, but I can’t send from it. Those are the three examples they give of documentation that can confirm your rights.
Has anyone else had a similar email? What did you do?
Originally shared by Guy Kawasaki
Chatbot that overturned 160,000 parking fines now helping refugees claim asylum http://bit.ly/2mbIedP
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2017/mar/06/chatbot-donotpay-refugees-claim-asylum-legal-aid
Arguments. They’re fight scenes, and both sides need to have something they’re fighting for, and a strategy (however ineffective) to get that.
Lab-grown organs, neural interfaces, and deep-learning medicine are the current frontiers of biotech.
Originally shared by Singularity Hub
3 Exciting Biotech Trends to Watch Closely in 2017 http://suhub.co/2meHmHe
The building industry is looking down the barrel of disruption. Chinese companies, which are used to building rapidly, are poised to eat the lunch of anyone who thinks they can just carry on the same way they’ve always done.
Originally shared by Singularity Hub
See How This House Was 3D Printed in Just 24 Hours http://suhub.co/2mNtg0Y