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Stag Beetle Is Priced at $90k: But Who Is Buying?(global-agriculture.com)
2 points by bryanrasmussen 25d ago|1 comments
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by bryanrasmussen 25d ago
original title: Stag Beetle Is Priced at $90,000: But Who Is Buying the World’s Most Expensive Insect?
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by bryanrasmussen 25d ago
OK as always there are more ways for markets to split than analysis tells at the beginning. Interestingly enough this is probably also a good part of the luxury market. I have always hated watches until I had a reasonably good one for a yea
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by bryanrasmussen 25d ago
If you will not say what something is against, then it is by definition for nothing. on edit: fixed grammatical error, based on bad keyboard gesture moving stuff around.
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by bryanrasmussen 25d ago
social stigmas work locally, AI agents contact globally, there are only two ways social stigma is going to really work: 1. If an AI agent contacting people becomes big enough news that everybody the operator know reads about it. So AI agent
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by bryanrasmussen 25d ago
I wrote my post an hour ago, immediately edited it 1 minute after to put the following in "on edit: note this is my idea of what smart rings should do, don't know what the normal ones do, so my idea that it should be a luxury item
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by bryanrasmussen 25d ago
Assuming I made this stuff. It is useless to have smart rings do the primary stuff of what a smart watch does, so not monitor your pulse or that crap because anyone who has a smart ring should have a smart watch for that and the few people
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Günther Anders, the Philosopher at the End of the World(compactmag.com)
2 points by bryanrasmussen 25d ago|0 comments
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Revisiting Europe's Temperate Forests(sciencedirect.com)
2 points by bryanrasmussen 25d ago|1 comments
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by bryanrasmussen 25d ago
original title: Revisiting Europe's temperate forests: Palaeoecological evidence for an herbivory-driven woodland-grassland mosaic biome
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China's Ecological Assault on the Himalayas(indianarrative.com)
2 points by bryanrasmussen 25d ago|1 comments
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by bryanrasmussen 25d ago
original title: China’s Ecological Assault on the Himalayas: How Its Infrastructure Push is Putting South Asia at Risk
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The Three Lives of Clausewitz: How Anglo-American Strategists Remade "On War"(smallwarsjournal.com)
2 points by bryanrasmussen 26d ago|1 comments
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by bryanrasmussen 26d ago
original title: The Three Lives of Clausewitz: How Anglo-American Strategists Remade On War in Their Own Image
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by bryanrasmussen 26d ago
My lucid dreaming has always been when I'm in danger, like this description of a Sadako dream https://medium.com/luminasticity/beating-up-sadako-82c5fb3f0... So I've never been able to trigger a Lucid dream i
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by bryanrasmussen 26d ago
well BI is I believe business intelligence, which is sort of like military intelligence, the set of practices and tools that have evolved around the need to present data to business people in such a way that they can make sensible decisions
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by bryanrasmussen 26d ago
surely the cost has not collapsed to zero or I would not be reading about how much money is being spent on tokens.
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The Breaks – A Breaking Encyclopedia(thebreaks.org)
1 points by bryanrasmussen 26d ago|0 comments
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Tropomi saw Western US forest fluorescence fade two years before aerial surveys(siliconcanals.com)
3 points by bryanrasmussen 26d ago|1 comments
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by bryanrasmussen 26d ago
original title: In September 2026, University of Utah scientists using TROPOMI saw Western US forest fluorescence fade two years before bark-beetle mortality showed in aerial surveys. not that it's much of an improvement.
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by bryanrasmussen 26d ago
Granny: "cobolcomesback, what's that command I have to write in this black box thingee to list all the files in this folder" cobolcomesback: "ls, granny" Granny: "it said No such file or directory" cobolco
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Of Gods and Languages: On "When God Spoke Greek" (2013)(lareviewofbooks.org)
33 points by bryanrasmussen 27d ago|60 comments
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by bryanrasmussen 28d ago
just needs to implement a shoot-first, verify later algorithm and everything is good to go! https://medium.com/luminasticity/the-illuminati-ganga-automa...
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Park ranger found trees missing from the living world for millions of years(spacedaily.com)
2 points by bryanrasmussen 28d ago|2 comments
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by bryanrasmussen 28d ago
original way too long title: A park ranger lowered himself into an Australian canyon expecting to document an ordinary patch of rainforest and found a stand of trees that had been missing from the living world for millions of years
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by bryanrasmussen 29d ago
I have a hard time believing you are asking this question in good faith. However I will respond with what I might expect to see play out: If Sony makes a Walkman and you record with that Walkman it stays on that Walkman and you have a recor
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by bryanrasmussen 29d ago
>I'm not against fact checking, but it absolutely felt like a punch in the gut coming from a non-dev. There was no "trust" there. Maybe I'm just cynical but I don't think I ever see that much trust for anyone&#x2
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by bryanrasmussen 29d ago
there was an institution my son went to for therapy for his various handicaps, and one of the major taxi routing solutions in Denmark had the route wrong, I think the one based on Google maps actually, so when you called for a taxi it alway
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by bryanrasmussen 29d ago
The magnitude might be greater in specific sub areas, for example if you are doing chrome first, how is your accessibility on Safari? I don't know myself, but I think there are holes people don't notice with this approach. Also I
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by bryanrasmussen 1mo ago
Apple is potentially a party because Apple processes and provides a recap of what was processed.

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