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by zeristor 3mo ago
As mentioned in today's XKCD https://xkcd.com/3266/large/
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Deepest hand dug well in the world(mybrightonandhove.org.uk)
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Grasse and the London Connection (2025)(englishmaningrasse.com)
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by zeristor 3mo ago
“UCL demographer’s work debunking ‘Blue Zone’ regions of exceptional lifespans wins Ig Nobel prize” https://www.ucl.ac.uk/ioe/news/2024/sep/ucl-demographers-wor... “Supercentenarian and remarkable age re
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by zeristor 3mo ago
Are there many electric cars in Russia?
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by zeristor 3mo ago
Don’t forget diselgate
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by zeristor 3mo ago
Yes, I read that too. Frustratingly recent blue zone fans haven’t mentioned this deep critique.
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by zeristor 3mo ago
Just listing to an interview with Lonnie about heat pumps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhbPajWdgUk https://www.asme.org/topics-resources/content/super-soaker-i...
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Lonnie Johnson, in some ways, could personify the 'American Dream' (2013)(thecontextofthings.com)
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by zeristor 3mo ago
Opus 4.8 works like that for me. I have it writing ADRs, then my main architect worker challenging it.
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by zeristor 3mo ago
Hold my beer.
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Padel disrupted the genteel world of lawn tennis(theconversation.com)
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Were the blitzed areas of London still being cleared out in the 80s even later?(quora.com)
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Explore the Leading Global Data Center Database(datacentermap.com)
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Many Minds The sparkling deep [audio](manyminds.libsyn.com)
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by zeristor 3mo ago
Hundreds of years ago there used to be ecclesiastical courts in England. They were treated differently from those not of the church. This case just happens to remind me.
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by zeristor 3mo ago
Sand and lightning, that’s a wonderful thought.
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Heat, humidity and housing: why British heatwaves hit differently(theconversation.com)
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by zeristor 3mo ago
Less insecticide is probably the key thing. Driving in the eighties with windscreens full of insects, and now hardly anything, and a lot less of the things that lived on them.
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Argument Clinic – Monty Python (Official Sketch) [video](youtube.com)
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by zeristor 4mo ago
I just realised this is how sometimes working with Claude goes, but enlightening
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A1 Road Collision Density Visualisation(visquill.com)
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by zeristor 4mo ago
https://archive.ph/xSRnk
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by zeristor 4mo ago
Having just been to a Swedish sale midsummer celebration in Hyde Park I guess this would be the English midsummer celebration. It can't scale there's only one Stonehenge after all. However we could 3D print some Stongehenge stones
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by zeristor 4mo ago
The people that died there's the numbers for that, but the people that didn't need treatment in the first place. Not just a reduction in trauma but freeing up Drs to treat other cancers too.
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by zeristor 4mo ago
In the band the "The Bone aparts"
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by zeristor 4mo ago
It was live when it was streamed on Sunday morning. Nicely done, some shots from drones, lovely misty morning. The beautiful sunrise, with some clouds catching the dawn, but the sun rising above the horizon. Dare I say it almost perfect, un
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Summer Solstice 2026: Sunrise Live from Stonehenge [video](youtube.com)
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He tried to make RAM Man a new currency in 2011 – how did it go?(bbc.co.uk)
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by zeristor 4mo ago
Perhaps this makes the Kessel run just that bit more feasible.

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