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by dave333 3y ago
reading: RSS feeds Facebook Email saving: documents/subject folders pictures/subject folders or pictures/yyyy mm dd subject folders videos as for pictures also youtube channel organized chronologically
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by dave333 3y ago
Ideal way to plot any biological migrations or ranges. Whales, turtles, sharks, albatrosses, seals, penguins etc.
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For me it's the guitar solos and also the driving rhythms. At the time in the 70s there wasn't and had not been anything called metal and although Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath were both big. The lyrics are also non-trivial. A lo
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by dave333 3y ago
I do something similar watching the French TGV record setting speed run 574.8 kph https://youtu.be/EOdATLzRGHc while listening to Tangerine Dream's "Stratosfear" https://youtu.be/2w8VsvJ40sM
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by dave333 3y ago
Is there a search engine that shows only results that are free open access - no registration or paywalled sites?
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Who is going to be first to implement real time video analysis of politicians giving speeches and determining the truthfulness of what they say and growing their nose longer the more lies they tell.
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Some photographers seek out postcard racks (are those still a thing?) to see what all the best local pictures are before taking their own (owning the copyright) in today's light good or bad.
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Would be a useful app to find near identical or at least overlapping images online that can be viewed as a stereo pair.
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places like Cisco
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BBC should put its entire archive free online ad supported for international users and ad free for UK viewers. Then the popular items could migrate behind a premium paywall over time.
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Couple of things not mentioned in the Slate article. 1. Network - ensure everyone you know especially social media friends knows you are looking for work and what you can do. Build new networks if you have to in your local area and in your
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by dave333 3y ago
Here is what Chat GPT (3.5? the free public version) says about your post. It's rather annoyingly generic for my two cents. ------ I understand that you're feeling a sense of uncertainty and anxiety about the future of your career
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A couple of angles. Firstly can you try to elevate your skills to more of an architect role and delegate most of the specifics to AI. Wrangling AI to produce something fast and good and cheap will be a highly sought after skill until AI tak
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by dave333 3y ago
Nothing yet to compete with Google Adsense for small website publishers. Have never got much involved with Reddit other than occasional links that point there.
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I wouldn't mind paying $10 for a starter innoculant amount (small bag) if that would grow in my soil over time so need to figure out the right conditions to keep it growing and maybe how to grow one's own for further propagation.
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Just realized an easier way to implement 3 is to just have a filler ship that is used to fill any unused space left in a lock but which does not leave the lock area and just waits until it is needed again to fill the lock in the opposite di
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by dave333 3y ago
Permaculture can adapt to almost any climate and convert land into food forest. Basic idea is to conserve moisture by creating swales on contour and planting a wide variety of plants and fruit trees mostly on the ridges. At the moment it is
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Why is it so expensive?
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Some possible solutions: 1) Desalinate sea water and pump it up to Lake Gatun. 2) Build catch basins next to each lock that can take half the water from each lock when the level is being lowered and can then give it back to the lock when th
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by dave333 3y ago
I would say this is right for the first 2-4 jobs but then I would start looking for really promising startups with equity and stay until vested (normally 4 years) unless it's clear the startup is not doing well or you see another start
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by dave333 3y ago
Could recycle plastic into floating kelp forests that consist of a weighted substrate that the kelp holdfasts can lock onto supported at the appropriate depth using lines up to floats. Each deployment could be of sufficient area to be self-
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https://brilliantlightpower.com/tag-interview-of-dr-mills-on...
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Went there in Feb 1998 to take a cruise for the total eclipse and drove up to Arecibo and got a tour of the dish. Beautiful countryside everywhere although we didn't get out of the car much. The salsa(?) music in our hotel bar was amaz
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by dave333 3y ago
Contract out the provision of new wifi gear to private companies. Given IOT economies of scale this should diminish to an almost negligible cost. Piggyback security cameras and possibly entertainment screens on the same service. Could be ad
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The best procrastination fix I have found (I am a world class procrastinator) is the drug modafinil which seems to be both effective and is safe at least for one-off use according to Scientific American, although it says long term studies h
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Reminds me of the old joke about the soldier who swears a long streak at another soldier on the telephone, and the other soldier says, do you know who you're talking to? This is General Smith. After a pause the first soldier asks &quot
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The first one of these I looked at turned out to be in a fishing town/village in the very west of Japan near Hirado City, Nagasaki Pref a US$20k 2700 sq ft "old folks home" that appears livable as is from the pictures and is
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Well it depends how it is moving. Think of a spinning axle that is featureless - does it appear to move? How about a featureless disc bike wheel that is spinning? And the Mills model of the electron "orbitsphere" is a spherical fl
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I think the measurements don't say anything about the size or how the electron is distributed in the probability distribution other than that it's spherically symmetric to a very small tolerance. It's interesting that there i
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Around minute 58 he makes a great point about not starting his designs on computer because that restrains what he can do - he always starts with pencil and paper and the more organic results show through.

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