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Mapping the sour beer microbiome
(experiment.com)
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Rare Tasmanian tiger hairs found in old cabinet of slides
(abc.net.au)
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Wolfram Data Repository
(blog.stephenwolfram.com)
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10y ago
I've tried the fujifilm mirrorless cameras, and they've also had that feeling of portable camera with a computer attached. I've personally always loved the feeling of a computer engine driving the sony camera (a7 evf is wonde
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10y ago
Sony is better at being Apple than Apple is.
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dluan
10y ago
So what exactly does Sony have to do to become king of cameras? This is a very good argument.
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10y ago
I feel like Sony took over the mantle from Apple several years ago for putting out high quality and innovative products. Stuff like this is really cool to see. Sony's cameras are the perfect example of modern prosumer tools, incredible
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10y ago
It would be awesome to have a file poster of itself. For when one day we run out of electricity and hand-translate bits.
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10y ago
That's a valid question, for which you shouldn't be downvoted, but you should know that it's not anything about it being a force of will by the animals, more that it's a new behavior of how the animal cells are diverse.
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10y ago
That's a good guess, but I think what you're speculating about is the abstracted level on top of the gene design that creates the 'hardware'. Yeah, that'd be cool to figure out the actual blueprint you'd need f
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Original paper: http://www.cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092-8674(17)30344-6 Does anyone know if RNA recoding happens in other species, or where it started from? The paper mentions that RNA recoding sites slow down gen
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10y ago
Great article - the drink backstory is just a good segue into the discussion about globalization and how it's changing with China and India. > "In fact, many of the areas that will generate the most growth in future are current
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10y ago
That's a bit disingenuous. There are people are trying to engineer solutions to those problems, both with and without technology. They've also been around longer than rocket scientists. For every 1 SpaceX engineer, say there'
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There are 'distillers' of large bodies of scientific research. Traditionally, they are science communicators, and more specifically science journalists. The goal of a practicing scientist is very much at odds with someone whose jo
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10y ago
It'd be really cool to send around a science lab like this. If you need any traveling scientists to live in a boxlab for a trial run, let me know.
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I have a friend who tried this and found that he had to take a crane operating class just so he could move/transport the shipping container. It's kind of cool to think that you could live anywhere in the world that has an open por
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10y ago
> "WOW!" > "It's lit."
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10y ago
I was making $30k a year doing university research before starting a company. what you call pitiful, most fields outside of tech call normal.
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Experiment.com turns five
(experiment.com)
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10y ago
Does anyone know what are the current alternatives to this? Aggregating various government satellite photos?
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The internet is shifting back into anonymity and hiveminds
(bold.co)
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How to travel to Bimini on an expired passport
(bold.co)
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Designing tactile icons on touch surfaces for the blind and visually impaired
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> Most people lack basic computer literacy Which way is this trending? > reddit, facebook, etc are all gamed by third parties This is what I meant by technically hard.
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Here, I'll be more specific for you since you seem to lack imagination. Candidate in SF district declares run for CA state senate with most issues already set, either as a democrat or republican. Every SF resident gets access to an app
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Free idea - why is there no public official who runs on a digital strategy? Like a localized reddit for policies and issues on local, state, and federal levels. If you add in some ML and AI, you could come up with truly direct democracy, th
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92% of 13,000 math journal editors are men
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There is a leaky pipeline problem for women in science. Math stands out especially when it comes to comparable gender representation, with lower rates of women at the undergraduate, graduate, post-doc, and faculty levels compared to other S
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8.9% of 13,067 math journal editors are women
(experiment.com)
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10y ago
Is there anything living on/around that ice? Will this have any immediate ecological effects if it does start to drift away?
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