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yawz
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I'm pretty sure honey bees are relatively safe as long as there are beekeepers. As I noted above, there are thousands of solitary and/or wild bee species that are in real danger. They pollinate an important part of the plants. The
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This is very interesting. Thanks for the pointer. Much appreciated.
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Varroa is and has been my #1 problem for a while. I hate it. But I can't agree with this statement: "If these hornets become a serious problem for honeybees, we will find a solution to keep bees safe." It can easy be too la
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If you have access to gardens, you can plant bee-friendly flowering plants according to your region's climate. You can learn about the wild bees in your region and understand what natural resources they thrive on. Some of them are so s
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I live in place where winters are harsh. Colonies need to be well-prepared to successfully overwinter. They are amazingly robust when they are healthy, but anything that affects this preparation can easily be deadly over a period of time. T
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I’m a beekeeper and every passing year it becomes harder to keep my colonies alive. I’m really glad that we’re taking this threat seriously, because we don’t need one more problem on our list of things that kill our bees. While I’m at it, p
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1) It's his personal opinion 2) He doesn't have anything to gain from it
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University of Pittsburgh scientists discover antibody that 'neutralizes' COVID19
(foxnews.com)
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This country is the land of contradictions (and I'm saying this as a resident). More than half of the Americans are not happy with the state of the healthcare, but more than half of the Americans are not happy to contribute to a better
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Don’t Sabotage Your Own Organization
(medium.com)
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Yes, seeing there "steak" and ordering it without knowing it's "raw" is a very common mistakes for tourists in France.
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Really!?! I had sushi at the bar many times and it was prepared right in front of me. Maybe you meant ingredients?
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Counting distinct values across rolling windows in BigQuery using HyperLogLog++
(pex.com)
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MFCCs: Engineering Features from Sound
(pex.com)
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Reading is good. Reading in order to discuss is better
(pex.com)
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Lindy Effect
(en.wikipedia.org)
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This! You should never lose the curiosity and drive that made you ask a question here. I would argue this is the most important thing you need for good first steps in your career and in life.
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If you're considering Apache NiFi, you should also look at Apache Airflow and Uber Cadence to decide what model would work best for you.
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I checked out the original link after a friend of mine sent me the site [0] where you can but a plot on the Moon. It felt like a hoax, but the truth is, again, stranger then fiction. [0] https://www.lunarland.com/
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Who Owns the Moon? (2019)
(politico.com)
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Covid-19 Is Making a Disservice to Remote Work
(medium.com)
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Scientists create mutant enzyme that recycles plastic bottles in hours
(theguardian.com)
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Ask HN: Casual but Non-Addictive Games You Play
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Really beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
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139 Minor planets were spotted at the outer reaches of our Solar System
(theregister.co.uk)
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Joint Statement by Colorado High-Tech Companies on Covid-19
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Things Leaders Should Consider Now That Remote Work Becomes Inevitable
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Interesting approach. Do you have a formal method to selecting them?
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K12 Inc. Acquires Galvanize
(newsroom.k12.com)
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It will happen in the future, but we need algorithms capable of empathy to replace human leaders. Let’s say we’re not close.
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