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by yawz 5y ago
Not a text-based gamer so maybe others can respond better, but this is probably similar to reading a book and watching a movie. Imagination has no limit.
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by yawz 5y ago
Definitely sounds like a very cool grandpa!
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24,000-year-old animal found alive, well and ready to reproduce(accuweather.com)
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Solid-State Batteries May Finally Change the World(medium.com)
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by yawz 5y ago
All I’ve been getting is 503 for a while.
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AI unlocks ancient Dead Sea Scrolls mystery(bbc.co.uk)
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What Netflix’s Seaspiracy gets wrong about fishing, explained by a marine biol(vox.com)
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by yawz 6y ago
Pushing down the decision making is important for that reason. The “makers” know best most if not all of the time. The manager is there for support and for facilitating the learning. E.g. With decisions we make mistakes. As a manager it’s i
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VW accidentally leaks new name for its U.S. operations: Voltswagen(cnbc.com)
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by yawz 6y ago
I came here to mention the same thing. Great book. Highly recommended. It talks about this same phenomenon too.
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Scientists spot a 'space hurricane' for the first time(api.nationalgeographic.com)
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Fructose reprogrammes glutamine-dependent oxidative metabolism to support LPS(nature.com)
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by yawz 6y ago
That is true. I've been dealing with Varroa in the US since I started beekeeping. I've lost many hives because of Varroa. I ran my own experiments treating some hives and not treating others, trying to see if nature would allow me
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by yawz 6y ago
Depending on where you are they may not be out of the danger zone yet. Here in Colorado we regularly get mid-to-high 60F days and I know people who lost hives as late as April. You didn't take their excess honey, but I assume you still
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Tencent backs digital rights startup Pex in $57M round(techcrunch.com)
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First tyrannosaur embryo fossils revealed(nationalgeographic.com)
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Zone of Death (Yellowstone)(en.wikipedia.org)
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Amazon-backed startup makes net-zero fuel for planes, ships, and trucks(fastcompany.com)
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Ask HN: How do you balance reading books vs. articles
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by yawz 6y ago
On how to read books I trust and like the classic called How To Read A Book [0]. The rest, these articles, etc. always feel too fluffy and contrived. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_to_Read_a_Book
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by yawz 6y ago
Hah! Came here to echo what you wrote. I’ve been in (too) many data anonymizing/sanitizing efforts. It’s nothing but easy. I would strongly consider investing in test data generation.
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by yawz 6y ago
I would suggest “don’t post it!” Go back to it the next day and read it. Anything sounds awkward? Then edit it. For me the balance is in the number of edits. You can post it after your first edit or you can repeat the cycle a few more times
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by yawz 6y ago
Agreed. This is a great point.
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by yawz 6y ago
Thanks. I added some more comments.
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by yawz 6y ago
Dr Barbara Oakley’s “Learning How to Learn” [0] is great. Edit: It gives an important understanding on how our minds function and how we learn, which, I think, forms the basis of effective work. Knowing how to work, and being an effective l
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by yawz 6y ago
Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by incompetence.
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Second cable breaks at Puerto Rico’s Arecibo telescope(sciencemag.org)
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by yawz 6y ago
Regarding the US, I’m currently reading the book called Caste by Isabel Wilkerson. It’s been an eye-opener to the US caste system.
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by yawz 6y ago
As the others pointed out, they'll come. Urban beekeeping has become popular in recent years. > the only way? Not sure if I understand. I've also heard of schemes where you can sponsor a hive, but I've never tried it.
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by yawz 6y ago
That's a good point. We are not being bad to honey bees or bees alone. We are killing everything.

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