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brilliantmaps.com 6d ago

Minefield Quiz: Countries of the World with No Borders

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www.nytimes.com 17d ago

The Revenge of the Philosophy Majors

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www.ferrari.com 19d ago

Ferrari 12Cilindri Manuale

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www.science.org 27d ago

Russia's plan to drill superdeep revives controversial theory of 'endless oil'

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www.economist.com 28d ago

Europeans should learn to love the air-conditioner

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www.nytimes.com 1mo ago

A New Era of Super-Hybrid Cars Is Coming

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digitalsynopsis.com 1mo ago

Graphic designer wasn't able to land a job, so he pretended to be a client

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www.nejm.org 1mo ago

In Vivo Base Editing of PCSK9 with Verve-102 for Hypercholesterolemia

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www.asahi.com 1mo ago

Tokyo's 'Sagrada Familia' stands defiant after 20 years of building

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www.apg.at 1mo ago

Austrian Power Giants

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www.rmoutlook.com 1mo ago

'He refused to quit:' 27-year walk around the world

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guitar.com 2mo ago

Fender wins legal battle over Stratocaster shape in Germany

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www.thek6project.co.uk 2mo ago

Where are all the UK red telephone kiosks?

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www.schneier.com 2mo ago

1/4 of this month's Crypto-Gram articles are about Mythos

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www.printweek.com 2mo ago

Snack giant makes mono(chrome) move due to Middle East conflict

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www.nytimes.com 2mo ago

An 'Impossible' Idea Led to a Pancreatic Cancer Breakthrough

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bigthink.com 2mo ago

How empty are the depths of space?

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www.nytimes.com 2mo ago

[Odds of hitting] a home run off the top of the foul pole

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www.duodickinson.com 2mo ago

The Place of Houses: Questionnaire [pdf]

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www.nytimes.com 2mo ago

Donlyn Lyndon, Last Surviving Creator of the Sea Ranch, Dies at 90

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wheelfront.com 3mo ago

Alberta startup sells no-tech tractors for half price

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www.science.org 3mo ago

Observational constraints project a ~50% AMOC weakening by end of this century

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www.technologyreview.com 3mo ago

Constellations

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shampoooty.myportfolio.com 3mo ago

Kids Toys, Adult Issues

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www.chesterzoo.org 3mo ago

Chester Zoo leads national call for weather app changes

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www.nature.com 3mo ago

Hallucinated citations are polluting scientific literature. What can be done?

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www.dwell.com 3mo ago

Anyone Can Now Buy an Eames House – Sort Of

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www.hollywoodreporter.com 3mo ago

A Former Anthropology Student from Los Angeles Might Be the George Lucas of AI

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www.nytimes.com 4mo ago

Vertical Farms Tried to Compete with Open Field Farming. It Isn't Going Well

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www.warrenchandler.com 4mo ago

If Chuck Norris Was a Programmer

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OMG, e-ink = FRONTlight, not backlight. /pedantry

They have an S4 coming out with frontlight and Android. Would be great if it supports scrolling like a Boox Palma but at 1/6 the price.

Which Glycine? I’ve got a 2007 Airman Special II, 42mm, with the 12 at the top - hour hand points at the sun.

How about:

  - tap-to-pay paypoints
  - drive-under toll collection readers
  - signal-blocking phone pouches at concerts
  - anti-facial-recognition dazzle makeup
  - wireless chargers in the table at McDonald’s

If curious why I posted this:

  - someone told me about a fish—n-chip buffet in Arbroath, Scotland
  - I told my team, one of them asked “just fish?”
  - I replied “batter fried pizza too”
  - one of them made the inevitable comment about defibrillators
  - I pointed out many of these red kiosks have been repurposed to hold defibrillators and went looking for images

After RSI years ago, I switched to an X220 and had 100% the opposite experience. The curve at the front of the case was a perfect resting point for the heel of my (average size) hand to allow easy reach of the keys. I replicated this geometry by sanding a pine 1x4 and wrapping that in soft leather for a wrist rest with a procession of mechanical keyboards (currently a Lenco Majestouch 2). Literally decades later, all is well.

I started reading it for the first time this week. It’s just a statistical anomaly… but humans are wired to notice and feel coincidence; it connects us to space and time in a way that must have helped make religion more believable.

Call me a birkie, but I do skip the stomach stuffed with pluck (aka liver, heart and lights (aka lungs)) in favor of a simple loose saute of a nice lamb and/or beef and/or venison mince with oats, onions and proper spice; plus carrot and parsnip puree instead of neeps; plus a nice chianti.

Activator / inhibitor

It’s a Turing pattern generator. Inevitable results.

To fix it, employers could require applicants to include a random variant as part of their application. What parameters? Postage, as is being discussed. Attach a handwritten personal reference letter.

I once designed, built and sent — on my own initiative — a building facade model for an architecture job, but it was with Michael Graves, so I’m sure other applicants sent in entire villages. They were old school enough to send it back with the rejection letter.

Yes, It's Fascism 6 months ago

If you are debating whether to read this article, read it. It’s comprehensive and precise, and although political in substance, not political in form — test-fitting an imprecise definition. The fact it also reaches a firm conclusion (spoiler alert right there in the title) is depoliticized by allowing for malleable application. A benchmark article I will now go share elsewhere.

What’s left to talk about? How to react. How it ends. Where we likely go from there. Where we should go.

Independent education and practice in foundational skills inherently threatens entrenched interests. For example, professional organizations have always managed the flow of entrants to their fields. Autocracy-controlled AI is the killer app to displace professional development, creating an unbridgeable gap in knowledge and experience — the “knowers” and the “know-nots”. Discuss.