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Si le niveau des océans monte de 20 à 90 cm au cours du XXIe comme le craint le GIEC, beaucoup de villes seront inondées. Il faudra reloger des millions de personnes. Architectes, urbanistes, ingénieurs, mais aussi doux rêveurs ont imaginé des villes flottantes capables d'accueillir ces populations.
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Last week we published an analysis on the usage of hashtags around the #OccupyWallStreet movement on Twitter, why some phrases reach Twitter’s trending topics list, while others never do. The crux of the the argument highlighted the outcomes of a purely algorithmic mechanism that Twitter uses to generate its trending topics lists. We’ve all seen an increasing usage of the #Occupy hashtag, splintering into a wide range of sub-movements -> #OccupyBoston, #OccupyVancouver, #OccupySF and many more. Via Elie Levasseur
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