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by carrozo 3y ago
https://www.carrozo.com/cascade No words, just pictures I’ve taken, present — 2015.
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by carrozo 3y ago
Anyone frustrated with the lack of good representations of what an atom might actually look like might enjoy this video that attempts to do just that: https://youtu.be/W2Xb2GFK2yc
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by carrozo 3y ago
Probably my favourite article by them. Back in the day, it used to have a subheading too: “‘Oh shit,’ says humanity.”
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by carrozo 3y ago
This was beautiful thank you.
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by carrozo 4y ago
The amount of times it corrects slight mistypings of “everything” to “berthing” makes me want to dock my rage directly to their spaceship campus.
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The machine that makes the thing is more valuable than the thing(fchollet.substack.com)
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by carrozo 4y ago
Tangential to this but, when I want to share a song, I copy the link from Apple Music and pop it into the excellent https://songwhip.com so whoever is on the receiving end can choose their preferred way of listening.
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by carrozo 4y ago
I’ve always found “content” to be such an abhorrent concept: what might otherwise be art in search of an audience is now reverse-engineered for “customers”. The name “content” is appropriate because it exists mostly to fill (and be excreted
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by carrozo 4y ago
Towards the bottom of the page they say: “The potential risks of misuse raise concerns regarding responsible open-sourcing of code and demos. At this time we have decided not to release code or a public demo. In future work we will explore
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Why YouTube decided to make its own video chip(protocol.com)
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by carrozo 4y ago
Not included here is a great tweet by @SwiftOnSecurity: “Every shape rotator's dream is a wordcel that will chat with them and that's basically the artificial intelligence field” https://twitter.com/swiftonsecurity
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by carrozo 4y ago
Hi there! What kind of photographic resolution of the earth’s surface is possible given the cubesat’s small size?
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by carrozo 4y ago
This reminded me of the motor homunculus model: https://fineartamerica.com/featured/motor-homunculus-model-n...
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Paleolithic statues likely made from first person POV?(twitter.com)
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by carrozo 4y ago
"United in diversity" is literally the official motto of the European Union.
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by carrozo 4y ago
Can anyone recommend online courses in botany?
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by carrozo 4y ago
Remote job listings made up 18.4% of paid job postings on LinkedIn in May, attracting 53.5% of applications, up from 2.9% in January 2020, according to LinkedIn data. (Source: https://www.wsj.com/articles/is-that-remote
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by carrozo 4y ago
In 1997, at the age of 13, having access to Microsoft Frontpage Express was pure magic. Wish I still had those first creations.
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by carrozo 4y ago
Great piece. I personally distinguish a difference between audiences and customers: the former is/should be when your ideal (performance) self is aligned with the attention of others; the latter is when you shape your self/offer t
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2022 Cloud Salary Survey (O'Reilly)(oreilly.com)
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Wasting time in tech interviews(benjamistan.tech)
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by carrozo 5y ago
For a wider context on current/future state of cinema and TV, I read this choice quote in a WSJ article[0] yesterday: “Hollywood has taken notice that younger generations are spending less time consuming movies and television. A recent
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by carrozo 5y ago
Ooh, re-reading comments there and apparently you can order a spherical print of a panorama here: https://www.snapspheres.com/
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by carrozo 5y ago
I bookmarked this on Reddit last year: https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/heke2b/a...
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Office and Company Culture Are Bullshit(ez.substack.com)
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by carrozo 5y ago
Everybody’s got a plan until they’re punched in the face (with hundreds of billions of dollars).
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by carrozo 6y ago
True but you have outfits like LabGenius using exponential tech and ideas to go around that, which we’ll start to see the fruits of in the 2030s: https://labgeni.us/ [disclosure: I do some comms work for them]
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by carrozo 6y ago
Well that was an interesting way to start the week.
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Germany Needs to Give Vaccine Production a Shot in the Arm(spiegel.de)
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by carrozo 6y ago
Kudos to Nikolaus Baumgarten and Sophia Schomberg, who seem to have won a Webby Award in 2019 for it: https://nikkki.net/

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