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The Sydney Gateway Project has been acknowledged for achieving the rare 'Mates in Construction' accreditation in a Sydney event. Mates in Construction is a non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting greater mental health and suicide prevention within the construction industry and other blue-collar sectors.

People seeking asylum are often forced to rely on AI translation tools, such as Google Translate, when they make their cases. But machine translation tools can make mistakes. Reporter Andrew Deck talks with Laicie Heeley, host of the podcast “Things That Go Boom,” about how translation mistakes can be life altering for people seeking asylum.

Rep. Paul Gosar (R-AZ) has addressed the crowds at white nationalist Nick Fuentes' events the last two years in a row — most recently sparking uproar after…

Atlas: Our journey from a Python monolith to a managed platform // By Naphat Sanguansin  and Utsav Shah • Mar 04, 2021 Dropbox, to our customers, needs to be a reliable and responsive service. As a company, we’ve had to scale constantly since our start, today serving more than 700M registered users in every time zone on the planet who generate at least 300,000 requests per second. Systems that worked great for a startup hadn’t scaled well, so we needed to devise a new mod...

CDT Weekly, February 12-18: Ilham Tohti, Xinjiang, and Why Clubhouse Had to Die Posted by Samuel Wade | Feb 18, 2021 Welcome to the second edition of CDT’s weekly roundup, also available as an email newsletter through Substack. With these updates, we aim to provide an overview of new content across CDT’s English and Chinese sites, as well as the bilingual China Digital Space wiki, and related content elsewhere. The highlight of our translation content this week was a long essay from 2009 by...