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by DanI-S 13y ago
I suspect many people create their content in Word because they have learned the hard way that sometimes, when you click "Submit", the page goes blank and you lose all your work.
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by DanI-S 13y ago
Do you mean these? http://inhabitat.com/spudware-cutlery-made-from-potatoes/ Potato, not corn, but they're good.
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by DanI-S 13y ago
In retrospect, I shouldn't be so surprised that people here have chosen to read it as proclaiming Science as being superior. That doesn't stop it from being disappointing, and even a little disturbing. Many people here will become
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by DanI-S 13y ago
I posted the article. I don't feel that it makes sense to say that one side of the dichotomy is superior to the other. The main point is that the dichotomy is false.
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The Two Cultures(en.wikipedia.org)
149 points by DanI-S 13y ago|80 comments
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Bielefeld Conspiracy(en.m.wikipedia.org)
1 points by DanI-S 13y ago|0 comments
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by DanI-S 13y ago
He also attempts to justify the social implications of his position by saying that we can still have high levels of risk-taking and innovation but without suffering an oligarchy by severing the connection between wealth and power. This is a
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RAML - RESTful API modeling language(raml.org)
94 points by DanI-S 13y ago|55 comments
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by DanI-S 13y ago
F1 is as much about the drama and the personalities as it is about the cars and the technology. If they can attract some big name drivers, there'll be an immediate audience.
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Map: San Francisco’s Affordable Rent Gap Is Enough to Make You Sick … Literally(blogs.kqed.org)
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by DanI-S 13y ago
A huge amount of insects eaten worldwide are collected just like this. We wouldn't recommend it, though; they are likely to be contaminated with pesticides, fertilizers and other environmental pollutants.
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by DanI-S 13y ago
Crickets thrive in the 80s; their optimal temperature is generally around 86 degrees. They also enjoy around 80% humidity for much of their life-cycle. While there are plenty of US regions amenable to their production, it's fairly easy
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by DanI-S 13y ago
We're working on a lot of fronts, from designing farming processes through to developing feed and the substrate that the animals occupy. With regards to sustainability of input: insects have an inherent feed conversion ratio far higher
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by DanI-S 13y ago
As a co-founder of Tiny Farms[1], we're betting on the growing need for alternative sources of protein. Humanity's current protein supply is inefficient, unsustainable and won't scale to feed the future world. Our particular
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by DanI-S 13y ago
The fact that you are concerned about this is justification for attendance.
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Kansas's Self-Destruct Button: A Bill to Outlaw Sustainability(bloomberg.com)
3 points by DanI-S 13y ago|1 comments
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by DanI-S 13y ago
One way to deal with income inequality is to shrug your shoulders and pretend it's okay - "let them drink latte" - which is what this guy is recommending. Another way is to claw back some of the financial regulation that o
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Why You Should Drop Everything And Start Growing Bugs(xconomy.com)
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by DanI-S 13y ago
Exactly.
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by DanI-S 13y ago
Perhaps given more time to tend our own gardens, make our own tools and furniture and work on our houses, we'd be a happier and more prosperous civilization.
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by DanI-S 13y ago
Thanks, Charles - for what is both an interesting take on the NSA's coming recruitment crisis and the best short range forecast of the evolution of Western culture I have yet to read.
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by DanI-S 13y ago
Rather than catching two criminals by invading public privacy, I'd prefer to pay for the social safety net that would prevent unemployed middle aged men from having to rob banks to make ends meet. Privacy should not be spent like money
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by DanI-S 13y ago
You could perhaps inhale and exhale a small amount of gas through a CO2 scrubber?
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Donate to EFF(supporters.eff.org)
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A letter to President Obama(situnayake.com)
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Border security: US rancher's warning on immigration reform(bbc.co.uk)
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by DanI-S 13y ago
This is patently untrue. Political progress inherently involves the combined minor effort of numerous people. Campaign volunteers regularly do everything from making a few cold-calls every night to fixing bugs in the web apps that are used
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by DanI-S 13y ago
A few protests probably won't, but there are more tools than that: - Grassroots community organization (outreach via political, workers' and church groups) - Fundraising and lobbying (PG, would you donate to an anti-surv
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by DanI-S 13y ago
There is only one solution to this. It is fairly low tech, and it's not a popular one around here. Get involved in politics. It's tempting to believe you can enact change from your desk chair, writing smart code and angry tweets t
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by DanI-S 13y ago
Could these problems also be addressed by using a regular, full persistence display reflected in a moving mirror that tracks the eye as it saccades? Aside, this stuff is really fascinating, and it's great to see the field of human-comp

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