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by init7 1y ago
https://grove.rainmatter.org/t/biochar/2355/3
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by init7 1y ago
In India, termite mounds are culturally revered and even worshipped. I was fascinated by permaculture and tried my hand at digging pits, swales and ponds. We would hire local earthmoving machines to dig large amounts of mud. Over time I obs
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by init7 1y ago
As an outsider, I feel the narrative has totally turned for the rest of the world. Israeli citizens protesting against the genocide and war crimes rekindled faith that it's mostly the top of govts and military industrial complexes push
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Ask HN: State of the Commerce of AI Coding
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by init7 2y ago
It is quite fascinating to think that leaves are not just a static end product but make further leaves that can again spin off more leaves via many trees in parallel. Like the algorithm that began billions of years is nowhere done and is ex
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by init7 2y ago
Foxbat/MiG 25 was another classic aircraft - For pure speed, they notched 1,852 mph. They could climb to 98,425 feet in four minutes and 3.86 seconds and ultimately reached an absolute altitude record of 123,520 feet. https:/&#x2
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by init7 2y ago
When a big systemic circle is imbalanced, we often feel that adding a smaller circle of push or nudge will balance it. But there are wobbly second order effects and the curves finally settle in the third order, often further away from our i
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Nature's Biomechanical Motor(youtube.com)
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