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56 million years ago the climate event, known as the Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum (PETM), warmed the already-hot climate of the time by about 5.6° C due to a jump in atmospheric CO2.
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Norwegian startup Triangula using Apple Ultra Watches on drones as prototype for their gun shot detection system. https://apple.news/AYdMJlQ2rSGKFEXcjBcXeXw
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Drones, iWatches and Guns
(imore.com)
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Kagi would be smart to offer a few tiers of service to encourage paid adoption. Have a pricey one time lifetime fee that goes up in price each year. Have a reasonable flat one time fee to increase the number of searches over free so that fo
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Absolute power absolutely corrupts. - Lord Acton
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If it is a side hustle then go with someone already in the content business. If you have a good voice you could summarize books on blinkist and other short summary apps. If you are an data artists you could generate infographics for news ar
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Its cultural and Trump epitomized the worst of American sorry not sorry. That is why Twitter mob justice plays a role in accountability and creating hyped outrage.
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Bummer.
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Check lists are useful for dealing with maintenance. Good companies have a process in place to minimize downtime.
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Even UpWork requires government ID verification. https://support.upwork.com/hc/en-us/articles/360010609234-ID... I wonder what financial fraud they'll need to do to get the funds as I'm assuming UpW
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Forms is just for the folks you already have signed up. Survey was more like SurveyMonkey and allowed you to reach new audiences (with a nice paid option to use Google search services).
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Google Survey's website makes no mention of them pulling the plug. Guess new users will find out the hard way. https://surveys.google.com/
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I was really hoping you were an entomologist and that you had a bug collection of insects attracted to monitors & TVs!
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As a former product manager the readme was used as a confessional for known bugs that were deferred and that users might run into, but had work arounds or didn't happen consistently.
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MIT Tech Review: Favorite stories of 2021
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Sad to see Intel and others be so spineless.
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Zoom during Covid had a huge impact on education. Getting teachers to stream all their lectures and working out licensing contracts that give them royalties would be a huge win win model.
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Security.txt
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By not letting folks have two work from home days in a row or on Fri/Mon, Apple is pretty much saying that you can’t really work from your remote home. This is going to keep folks close to Cupertino instead of letting folks work from S
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The upside of mistrust is an increase in intelligence gathering and seeking. Evolution favors those that can figure out motivation. Gossip while hugely inefficient plays a huge part of everyday life and motivation.
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TLDR - “positive correlation between sleep duration and the global cognition score”
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Google kills everything eventually
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Interesting treatment thread on Reddit using the tongue to deliver sound. https://www.reddit.com/r/science/comments/jc5m6y/new_researc...
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Really enjoyed your observations on Pismo clams and Moss Landing crabs. Silicon Valley has always been about abundance. CC Morse used the fertile Santa Clara Valley to build the world’s largest seed company. His land gave birth to the origi
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Thanks. >> "QRM stands for human-made noise, as opposed to QRN, which indicates noise from natural sources."
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Operating Systems in Space
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50X better heat dissipation in microchips
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At some point this is going to suck for consumers as spotify and other streaming services get squeezed hard.