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AI for Earth Grant - Call for Proposals
(nationalgeographic.org)
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It's neither capitalized nor near a capital, so I can't object the headline. It's about pentagons.
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Talking about drilling escape holes. The Dahlbusch rescue device was improvised in 5 days, with no patents claimed whatsover. Wonder if Musk will do the same with his contraption. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dahlbusch
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Dahlbusch Bomb
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Electric Fields Elicit Ballooning in Spiders
(sciencedirect.com)
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Doesn't need to be elsagate level, stuff get's questionable to abusive (think unregulated child labor and unnessary emotional stress) really fast. It's worrysome on both producer and viewer side at pre-teen ages especially.
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8y ago
Since letting kids alone on youtube, is clusterf* of a nightmare, this is a godsend tool to archive approved channels to a local media server. This config file (with separate channel-list- and archive-files) template found here, has proven
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8y ago
There was a hot take yesterday, that Instagram is slowly morphing into the WeChat of the west. And no other app is even close. https://twitter.com/dhof/status/1010902202691538944
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8y ago
Would potentially live enabling matter be precise enough? I just think the adjective organic alone is too overloaded with all kinds meaning. Even organic molecule is just historic and obsolete when it comes to being descriptive.
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If they wrote Organic Molecules people wouldn't know what to think either, when it comes to clickbait, this is quite off-white area still. > NASA confirms predicted levels of organic carbon in martian soil and long term measureme
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My main problem is with what they label as "controversial", by this defintion anything some fringe group see as not in line with their ideology is controversial. Just waiting for the first Westboro Baptist Church endorsed content.
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Who Gets to Be on the Steam Store?
(steamcommunity.com)
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Stamen studio once did a similiar, arguably more elaborated one, once for Richmond's "American Panorama": https://dsl.richmond.edu/panorama/foreignborn
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Accessible Gaming with the Xbox Adaptive Controller
(news.xbox.com)
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Gaia's stellar family portrait
(sci.esa.int)
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Oh dear, polyglot to audio steganographic phone calls, the audible message doesnt even has to be the same then the one encoded in microgaps and envelope shifts and all kind of modulations.
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8y ago
Was thinking about that too. Even humans could start developing their personalized own shorthand lingo, think cattle auctions, ATC, or other narrow topic applications, that don't need formalites emphasize on less ambiguity, speed and c
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Datacommons.org
(datacommons.org)
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9y ago
Looks like it's the one from C-SPAN, which also has a searchable transcript of the closed captions https://www.c-span.org/video/?443543-1/facebook-ceo-mark-zuc...
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GDC Retrospective and Additional Thoughts on Real-Time Raytracing
(colinbarrebrisebois.com)
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I had a few windows phones and it was not the lack of apps in my opinion, but a in a big part, a badly managed store policy that incentivized inflating numbers over actual apps. Searching for any term gave you 4/5 of trash, nonfunction
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The first one has little to do with the now implemented "right to be forgotten". It's claims were based on long existing german personality law and was actually struck down by the highest german court BGH in 2012 in favor of
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Because it is. It's a one-man-show turned into law by EU burocrats in record time, looking for something to slow down american based companies.
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Logarithmic Maps of the Universe (2005)
(astro.princeton.edu)
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How Cameras Are Learning to “See”
(medium.com)
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SONAR relaunches as ‘Cakewalk by BandLab’: Iconic DAW now free to download
(blog.bandlab.com)
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hope it's clear, that this is a quote of TBL (sans the twitter-threading-fluff), not mine.
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Tim Berners-Lee: This is a serious moment for the web’s future. But I want us to remain hopeful. The problems we see today are bugs in the system. Bugs can cause damage, but bugs are created by people, and can be fixed by people. I can ima
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Tim Berners-Lee: “This is a serious moment for the web’s future.”
(twitter.com)
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Announcing Microsoft DirectX Raytracing
(blogs.msdn.microsoft.com)
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