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Waist Deep in the Big Muddy and War Song Medleys (1968) [video]
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How to make colored fire at home (2020)
(sciencenotes.org)
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Tangent: > Conclusions: Niacin alone can improve the erectile function in patients suffering from moderate to severe ED and dyslipidemia. Source: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/21810191/
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Could a million monkeys with a million typewriters replicate Shakespeare? (2018)
(popsci.com)
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2y ago
Show me the bus!
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What the world needs now is... more graphics cards.
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See, this is the sort of thing I expect chatgpt/copilot to produce. Instead, I ask for a joke and it returns the most flat-lined humor. Guess I'll have to run my own local models.
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Buy the book. It's hardcover. Feels good in the hands.
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If wishes were fishes...
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Well, then it's time to reinvent academic publishing. (Personally, I've found off-the-cuff personal blogs can be far more insightful than oh so many stuffy academic articles I've read. If there's one thing about programm
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HR is not your friend. "Human resources" -- guffaw! Of course, the Human behind the desk is more than their role. Conversely, I've met brilliant people living on the street because [trauma]--who can't get a leg up becaus
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Perhaps. But let's assume those of us who've "made it" are generally acting in good faith (because a world-system built on sand will never last) and not simply slaves to their hind brain.
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> The point wasn't getting the knowledge, it was developing the skills to get up to speed on a new topic quickly. Well, then how do we qualify "this", and help future expert-generalists immediately find a niche and start p
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A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (1966) [video]
(archive.org)
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The Scorpion and the Frog: Interpretations and Takeaways
(alittlebithuman.com)
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Meaning of the phrase "to blow smoke up someone's arse"
(english.stackexchange.com)
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I totally agree with the your frustration over the technological barriers... you should not need a cell phone to survive/thrive in this world. We're designing a world where the concept of "affordance" is replaced by &quo
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Perhaps... but "prompt engineering" right now seems like throwing paint at a wall until the black box evaluates to the relative "truth" you were looking for. It's like a stochastic wrench you turn until it serves yo
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Foil Wing Skateboarding
(flymount.com)
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The Era of the Autodidact Is Here (2018)
(medium.com)
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What Is a Sinkhole?
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Time to switch to Linux.
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If you think about it, that's a pretty novel way to chop wood.
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How to Run an Un-Conference
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Golden Sword Yucca
(monrovia.com)
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When does knowledge sharing lead to knowledge production?
(hbs.edu)
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Yes?
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You have some pretty good death metal bands too, no?
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> A fourth way to raise water without electricity: solar concentration to produce steam in a loop Nice. Perhaps some sort of system leveraging this application be used to charge batteries on a local, distributed grid? Or, simultaneously
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Wait. Holes can be dug? > Feels like a bad sign for humanity that we're getting this simple in the citizen-science 'laymen' explanations. I agree. My gut says that if we stop reinventing the wheel and revisit time-tested t
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