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New Clues to the Way We Metabolize Sugar
(blogs.scientificamerican.com)
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If you haven't yet you should check out Isaac Arthur on youtube ( https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZFipeZtQM5CKUjx6grh54g ) Specifically this video: https://youtu.be/86JAU3w9mB8
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We need to get back to Venus
(universal-sci.com)
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Blind from a Bad Diet? Teen Who Ate Mostly Potato Chips and Fries Lost His Sight
(npr.org)
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7y ago
I thought vendoring was being deprecated in favor of modules. Maybe I misunderstood though.
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Six-minute lithium battery recharge for phones and cars on way
(cambridgeindependent.co.uk)
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Geothermal Energy System Could Be Built in a Backyard
(futurism.com)
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Half the comments think this is satire and the other half think it's serious. I honestly can't tell if it's naive marketing or tongue-in-cheek satire that's taking itself too seriously.
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More U.S. Towns Are Feeling the Pinch as Recycling Becomes Costlier
(npr.org)
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2 Condos Were Illegally Converted into 18 Micro Apartments in NYC
(npr.org)
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How to opt out of human review of your voice assistant recordings
(foundation.mozilla.org)
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Drinking fluoridated water during pregnancy may lower IQ in sons
(sciencemag.org)
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One City Saved $5M by Routing School Buses with an Algorithm
(nextgov.com)
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Method may finally unleash graphene for faster computers
(universal-sci.com)
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World's Largest Nuclear Fusion Experiment Clears Milestone
(scientificamerican.com)
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Aspartame Still Hasn’t Been Proven Safe to Eat, Say Scientists
(futurism.com)
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Think You're Too Old to Learn New Tricks?
(blogs.scientificamerican.com)
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Climate Solution: Use Carbon Dioxide to Generate Electricity
(scientificamerican.com)
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> ... whatever we use for one thing we stop using for another. I completely disagree with you here. Neither economies or governments (or "the public mind") are so completely focused and one dimensional as to only direct resour
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While I agree with you for the most part, the technology developed to dig down and live underground would mostly only be applicable to digging down further. The frontier is in space, and every technological step we take towards that frontie
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Global Shipping Is About to Get Greener
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Who Should Pay for “Moon Shots”?
(blogs.scientificamerican.com)
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Cutting Just 300 Calories per Day May Keep Your Heart Healthy
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Scientists Develop Food to Restore Healthy Microbes in Malnourished Children
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The sand comment had me perplexed, until I did some googling: https://www.npr.org/2017/07/21/538472671/world-faces-global-...
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Is there an optimal window of time-restricted feeding?
(peterattiamd.com)
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Safer Nuclear Reactors Are on the Way
(scientificamerican.com)
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Will Kentucky’s ‘giga-greenhouse’ revolutionize high-tech farming?
(curbed.com)
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I don't get all the negativity. From a typescript perspective, this looks like a breath of fresh air compared to the component based API.
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Minimum Wage Still Can’t Pay For A Two-Bedroom Apartment Anywhere
(citylab.com)
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