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futurism.com 8mo ago

NASA Staff Horrified at Plan to Trash Specialized Science Equipment

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www.nature.com 4y ago

Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of Covid-19

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www.nature.com 4y ago

Immunological dysfunction persists for 8 months after mild SARS-CoV-2 infection

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www.energy-storage.news 4y ago

Zinc battery storage maker Eos has logged US$137.4M of orders this year

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www.latimes.com 4y ago

California tried to save the nation from tax filing, then Intuit stepped in

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www.promethean.news 4y ago

Activision Blizzard Hires Notorious Union-Busting Firm WilmerHale

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www.reuters.com 5y ago

U.S. Pacific Northwest heat wave bakes wheat, fruit crops

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www.foreignaffairs.com 5y ago

Competition Can Be Good for the Developing World

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pluralistic.net 5y ago

Debunking the Arguments for Vaccine Apartheid

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gizmodo.com 5y ago

Spectrum Workers on Strike Build Their Own ISP

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www.cidrap.umn.edu 5y ago

EPA sued over streptomycin use on citrus trees

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www.ineteconomics.org 5y ago

What the West Can and Cannot Learn from China

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elements.disco.coop 5y ago

DisCO is an organisational model for cooperative groups

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losalamosreporter.com 5y ago

Letter to the Editor: Small Modular Reactor Decision Made with Inadequate Info

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www.sciencemag.org 6y ago

U.S. hospitals confront the challenges of large-scale coronavirus testing

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www.sandiegouniontribune.com 6y ago

San Diego startup shows off first slaughter-free lab-grown yellowtail

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www.powermag.com 6y ago

300-MW Natural Gas Allam Cycle Power Plant Targeted for 2022

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www.theverge.com 6y ago

DOJ mostly gives up on stopping mobile carriers from ruining eSIM

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www.businessinsider.com 6y ago

CA and AL aren't participating in the multi-state Google antitrust case

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www.energy-storage.news 7y ago

Con Edison seeks 300MW of storage of ‘at least four hours’ duration

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cleantechnica.com 7y ago

BMW Lets Slip That Its Electric Vehicles Can’t Compete with Tesla’s

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www.commondreams.org 7y ago

Facial Recognition Data Collected by US Customs Agency Hacked

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www.latimes.com 7y ago

Student engineers create bionic hands for a boy burned in a horrendous crash

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www.nbcnews.com 7y ago

Debunking the deficit hysteria with Stephanie Kelton: podcast and transcript

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seekingalpha.com 7y ago

Tesla: Bear Admits Car Pool Is a Win

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pv-magazine-usa.com 7y ago

Industry first: Flow battery gets 10-year performance insurance

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www.marketplace.org 7y ago

Job creation stalls in February as unemployment falls and wages rise

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www.marketwatch.com 7y ago

California governor proposes consumers get ‘data dividend’ from tech companies

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features.propublica.org 7y ago

Years of Warning Then Death and Disaster: How the Navy Failed It's Sailors

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www.youtube.com 7y ago

Week 1 Lecture – Mariana Mazzucato: Rethinking Capitalism

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That's a really odd thing to point out, as even the earliest written records of the Odyssey are later interpretations of what was a story passed in oral tradition. And on top that, what most of us have read, have further passed through one ore more translations. Each of the transcriptions add interpretation, especially ones that move from ancient languages to modern.

Maybe it's the modern era with brands and so many off-the-shelf prepackaged products that there is an invisibly applied assumption that there is only one true form of a product or piece of literature. That's coming from a consumerist, marketed, branded culture. Looking with a longer perspective, most archetypal stories and myths are interesting precisely with interpretation of their time making them relevant and connectable again in the time of their retelling.

short, dumb one or two plug extension cords are great for travel. They're light on the wall side, so the travel adapter on that side generally stays in. Plus it's nice if you need a little extra reach occasionally

Don't get on such a high horse about US regulatory effectiveness.

This is recently (2010) in California even: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exide_lead_contamination

Still, the overall benefit might be seen as positive for lithium from shifting widespread air pollution from combustion engines to more localized pollution. Though obviously the world needs to work on better processes for the local pollutants.

Yup, good call, I'll have to check those out. Not that urgent to me as I also happen to use colima for it's docker daemon interface. And, colima uses a full VM to host the containers, and you can further lock down the config to what is even allowed to vol mount so there's even another fs access restriction layer in play.

Cutting the default hw setup to one controller was definitely MBA coded shortsightedness imo. It was de-incentivizing for living room multi-player modes in games, which in turn reduced a unique console advantage vs PC, all for a small savings in hardware.

That modern consoles find themselves oddly displaced is true to me also, but what is also true is that I have an Apple TV and a cable-co provided android tv box attached to my TV. Neither particularly emphasizes the gaming experience, but it seems like there is an unexplored technical space somewhere between an ARM box and a full PC that every console company but Nintendo seems afraid of.

I think they need to give up on the "best Graphics" feature point and focus on some other set of values. It's one they've lost every generation to PC GPUs, and ARM connected GPU's are perfectly capable of providing a good gaming experience. Most Steam games really don't require anything close to a bleeding edge GPU.

If consoles are lost, at least lost from Sony and XBox, it's because they decided not to compete in the space - there are still plenty of opportunities to explore.

Any restrictive administrative loop is always hopelessly behind on what degrees are "valuable". I think colleges should be required to provide information on salary and employment info for a graduates given degree from the university, but otherwise let the choice be open. All the proscription of "value" is useless cost increasing administrative theater

I would suspect that one would buy based on mem-bus & PCIe bus speeds more than CPU for this, and just dial down the CPU parameters to save power. Most of the time and power will be consumed by memory and bus transfers because the CPU will mostly be waiting to the right set of weights and factors to multiply.

The biggest annoyance with personal finance for me is bill paying and has little that ai can address. Either you let a bunch of third party systems automatically bill your account or you have to login to each billing account, find the amount, look up the pay date etc... And thats just one core problem - the other automation issue is actually logging into every billing account. And not thanks to a centralized thired party holding every password to every financial account I have.

At least some institutions are getting alternative pay only access profiles but its a slim minority and they close but not quite what is needed for secure consumer side automated bill paying

So let's say a Delaware incorporated company sells location data that happens to be collected in Virginia, but its sold from the corporation with no operations in Virginia. What happens? On the other hand us-east-1 is in Virginia with who knows how many payment processing servers running.

I think about parallels to custom auto hobbyists. There are a lot of shops that can do incredible builds matching up different parts, engines, suspensions and even large scale chassis mods, but there are comparatively few outfits setup to build the car from scratch. A car is a different scale endeavor than a vacuum but some of the tradeoffs are similar. Maybe the engine, transmission etc mechanical interfaces are more easily modified and adapted than digital electrical software interfaces

Im not sure of your direction as the age verification legislation also does not address this:

| They did not fight for your right to gang up on others and call them the n-word, to spread lies and slander about people, to harass children and expose them to creeps and pedophiles, to inundate children with hyper-targeted advertising, or 'Andrew Tate 'how to beat women' seminars'.

I think existing laws should be engaged to address pedophiles and incitement of violence in public spaces and social media - no new legislation is really needed. Barring potential victims from a place instead of prosecuting the noxious behavior from the public place seems like an odd approach indeed.

As for libraries - libraries are curated spaces of freedom that are obviously under assault by right wing parties to ban books that support cultural and personal acceptance for other societies as well as out groups like lgbt information, and even basic women's health information. The problem for authoritarians is libraries are too free - not that they are "curated".

The science for age bans on social media is weak at best. There were pretty much terrible studies done during Covid and did not attribute all sorts of uncertainty going on at the same time.

If the point were to improve on the mental health of kids there are countless underfunded public programs. Especially in the US, social support programs like food, healthcare basic and mental, actual physical public spaces for kids, arts in curriculum, etc.