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FermiNet: Quantum Physics and Chemistry from First Principles
(deepmind.com)
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My understanding is that polyurethane adhesives are better suited for CLT, and don't have the same emissions problems. Your point is well taken though: the entire supply chain needs to be accounted for, in addition to the lifetime of t
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While not my field at all, I would imagine that given the relatively generic character of the source material required for concrete it might be easier to find suitable locations for extraction. Although I seem to recall reading about potent
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It's the impermanence of standard stick construction that ruins the gains of switching materials. Cross laminated timber seems to have potential, however it is significantly more expensive for the moment.
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Imagine the scale of the gaping maw left behind after a century of quarrying for high quality stone to support modern city construction.
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My sense is that it's like programming in that laziness can manifest in the form of automation, limits on tech debt, and other investments in efficiency. For example, a more intensive version of the lazy farmer's method would be t
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The library system is helpful as well. In Colorado (and elsewhere, as I understand it) some libraries have seed banks, classes on pollinators and nutrition, and potentially community gardens.
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I'm optimistic about: SL - Subjective Logic OL - Optimal Learning I'd enjoy knowing if anyone else has run across these, and what they might think.
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I thought it already was, and the media, politicians, and general public were simply evidencing typical cluelessness. The last time I can recall reading a credible 'we can stop this' message was around February; Stat news IIRC.
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Not following the details of the story, but has anyone suggested that Hunter dropped off the laptop himself? Stealing a laptop and causing a bit of damage to initiate a costly repair, then leaving it with a shop under an assumed name seems
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It's worth taking a look at some of the simulation software supporting this field. Lots of potential. "Bioelectric Tissue Simulation Engine (BETSE). Bio-realistic modelling of dynamic electrochemical phenomena in gap junction-netw
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Sounds like the social pressure to smoke weed and binge watch the Gaia channel in Boulder.
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I'm happy to see hdf5 support! Really looking forward to trying this out.
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I've seen that one, and it does the illustrate economics supporting a premise that leveraging "synergies between the goals of reducing CO2 emissions substantially and quickly and tackling income and wealth inequality" could b
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I'd be curious to see that. I was only reading the text.
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My impression is that the GND is focused on jobs, social programs, and justice issues, which is great, just not environmentalism per se. It might be more effective to expand E. O. Wilson's efforts on biodiversity to include energy poli
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Is SMS still the only 2FA option on Robinhood? That seems behind the times.
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Google will give up direct control of the Knative open-source project
(protocol.com)
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Tesla Virtual Power Plant
(infoq.com)
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The Android Element client for Matrix has been working really well for me lately. There's a long way to go still, but I think there's reason for optimism.
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An Introduction to Conditional Random Fields [pdf]
(homepages.inf.ed.ac.uk)
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I'm mostly using HOCON these days. Strange that it's not included in the alternatives section.
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As an amature biodiversity-focused conservationist, I've found it hard to keep policy conversations from devolving into zero sum economic reasoning. It seems like once a certain threshold of wealth and equity issues is crossed, systems
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Try to include Dgraph, if it's similar (I'm not familiar with Memgraph).
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They could probably buy a house now, in the right location.
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Developers get paid every couple of weeks, so an agile business tries to track the value gained from that expense on a similar cadence. The process has become more about corporate governance than delivering customer value.
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Active learning accelerates redox-flow battery discovery
(phys.org)
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I think it makes sense to decriminalize at the federal level and leave it to states to determine the appropriate level of local regulation. Banning corporatization, advertising, and branding of these substances is an intriguing idea, and pr
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The stuff in the lab pic looks closer to normal.
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Nikola Should Salvage What Is Left of Its Reputation by Offloading Its Chairman
(wccftech.com)
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