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George Floyd Death: 'The same happened to my son' [2009 murder of Fong Lee](bbc.co.uk)
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Thanks to Renewables and Machine Learning, Google Now Forecasts the Wind(forbes.com)
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by nathandaly 7y ago
Article published here: Energy Research & Social Science Volume 67, September 2020, 101529
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The Green New Deal in the United States: What it is and how to pay for it(sciencedirect.com)
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by nathandaly 7y ago
(Here's an analysis of the Green New Deal published in Energy Research & Social Science): https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S221462962...
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by nathandaly 7y ago
Also, here's an essay I really like written more from a tech/software engineer perspective about how to align your career towards building (with an emphasis on building our way out of the climate crisis): http://worrydr
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by nathandaly 7y ago
From my perspective a lot of the problem is indeed about _motivation_ and _imagination_, like Marc says. One place where I'm finally starting to see this kind of desire to build making its way into the public sphere (and not just reson
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by nathandaly 7y ago
This was the fourth mission for this first stage booster, which is the most any core has launched yet, is that right?
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China launches its carbon market(eenews.net)
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Republicans gird to fight widely backed climate bill about HFCs(eenews.net)
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The next graphene? Shiny and magnetic, a new form of pure carbon dazzles(sciencemag.org)
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GitHub: sysget – A front-end for every package manager(github.com)
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by nathandaly 8y ago
Their software page: https://nevercenter.com/pixelmash/
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by nathandaly 8y ago
Like Stefan said, static compilation has been possible for years, just not very user friendly. We've been working on making compilation easier here: https://github.com/JuliaLang/PackageCompiler.jl And we have a pa
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by nathandaly 8y ago
XD lol
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by nathandaly 8y ago
Thanks, no, i think this is a good criticism. I think what I meant was something more like " You can think of it as basically just the Cartesian Product of your two tables, and then filtering out rows based on how you specified the qu
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by nathandaly 8y ago
Ah yeah, I should've been more explicit in the title. I think parsing wouldn't be hard either (since that's essentially what the macros are doing), I just didn't do it. In fact, I think probably all the macro parsing cod
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by nathandaly 8y ago
Thanks! I think most of the challenge was self-inflicted.. I just sort of programmed as I went, with no planning at all, and so i wound up reimplementing the same concept a few different ways, which made smooshing it all together into the m
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by nathandaly 8y ago
Haha thanks Stefan! :)
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Writing a simple SQL interpreter in Julia(nhdaly.github.io)
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by nathandaly 8y ago
Hey HN! I'm part of the team behind this device. It can keep vaccines cold indefinitely without electricity—you only need to move the device in and out of the vaccines container and maybe lay it in the sun once in a while. This is a li
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Reusable Warming/Cooling Pack for Electricity-Free Vaccine Refrigeration(contest.techbriefs.com)
2 points by nathandaly 8y ago|1 comments
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by nathandaly 8y ago
Hey HN! I'm part of the team behind this device. It can keep vaccines cold indefinitely without electricity—you only need to move the device in and out of the vaccines container and maybe lay it in the sun once in a while. This is a li
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Renewable, electricity-free cooling and heating (for vaccines, etc)(contest.techbriefs.com)
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This humble home appliance could be San Francisco’s secret climate weapon – Vox(vox.com)
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by nathandaly 10y ago
I think this is exactly the distinction the article is trykng to make. The statement "apes haven't gone away because there are humans" has a false premise: apes have changed a whole bunch since the common ancestor they share
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by nathandaly 10y ago
I would add to that request that we can take care of all the humans we've already got and ensure everyone has awesome standard of living and equal opportunities before we go trying to hit trillions of people.