TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 2024 Which clan is currently worse? Quite possibly just until 11 a.m., we're on an excursion to Medical Land. For that reason, we won't be posting until this afternoon. That said, rejoice in interesting times! Has there ever been a more fascinating subject than … | Continue reading
OVG plans to certify more than 60 convention venues to the EIC Sustainable Event Standards in a phased approach. -Andrea Doyle | Continue reading
Good morning, my old friend Chaos. It’s me again,trying hard to find my way and trying harder to defy the ideas, which have consumed me for way too long. I find myself on the verge of another impasse or crossroads, or perhaps I am on the verge of another choice, or changeor decis … | Continue reading
Oooh! This is an interesting slice of philosophical fiction. On the surface, it is a fairly standard story about a mysterious Victorian book which contains dark secrets and has since been lost to history. You probably know how it goes; our fearless heroine finds a long-lost copy, … | Continue reading
The humble beast of burden, carrying drunken kings, Mary and the infant Jesus, the Good Samaritan, Sancho Panza, and young lambs. | Continue reading
For nearly a dozen years, residents of South Carolina have been kept in the dark by state and federal investigators over who was responsible for hacking into the state's revenue department in 2012 and stealing tax and bank account information for 3.6 million people. The answer ma … | Continue reading
While primarily about the Humane AI Pin (which is rightly getting ripped apart as yet another techbro-ego-driven solution in search of a problem), this post by Benjamin Sandofsky (@sandofsky) has one of the best descriptions of VCs that I’ve ever read: While the people who manage … | Continue reading
Try these 6 simple and fun art activities for kids to explore the senses and learn about synesthesia with a… The post 6 Art Activities to Explore Senses appeared first on Kids Activities Blog. | Continue reading
(Part 2): Risk-Averse Value Investing Strategies for the Thoughtful Investor | Continue reading
Every so often, I need to chase down some aspect of email validation. This involves a number of DNS records and queries, but I may forget just which ones. So here's a quick cheatsheet for future me to pull up the next time I don't remember which records are used to validate SPF, … | Continue reading
In the last few minutes before the sun crests the ridge, ghosts lingering among the trees turn back into blossoming shadbush. A chickadee is singing his spring song. | Continue reading
Brian Krebs reported that X (formerly known as Twitter) started automatically changing twitter.com links to x.com links. The problem is: (1) it changed any domain name that ended with “twitter.com,” and (2) it only changed the link’s appearance (anchortext), not the underlying UR … | Continue reading
Are you tired of having your tools cluttered on your garage shelves? These five creative DIY tool organizers and racks will transform your workspace. You can easily repurpose IKEA items to create custom storage that clears clutter and adds a touch of personal style to your worksh … | Continue reading
In a world of suburban development and factory-made homes, building a home in this fashion is a significant environmental achievement. Father-son duo creates one-of-a-kind home with unconventional materials: 'The house is full of memories of us building it' first appeared on The … | Continue reading
NASA has completed the analysis of a chunk of metal that crashed into the roof of a house in Naples, Florida, a few weeks ago. The agency says it came from a palette of trash released from the International Space Station three years ago. Continue Reading Category: Space, Science … | Continue reading
L'articolo CON 58 MILA INGRESSI CALA IL SIPARIO SU EXPOLEVANTE 2024 proviene da BolognaFiere Group. | Continue reading
For Bloomberg, Daniela Sirtori, Madeline Campbell, and Marie Patino do some product counting:… Tags: Bloomberg, ingredient, safety | Continue reading
When Action Comics #1 (1938) sold for US$6 million dollars last week, it was just over 14 years since the humble comic book first smashed through the $1.0 million barrier at auction on 23 February 2010. No comic had previously sold for more than $350,000, but Action Comics #1 was … | Continue reading
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I am often asked why Ukrainian fintech is so developed and successful. I will say the key thing is the people. But it’s not just that. There is a range of factors, future directions of movement, and challenges. Even before the Russian full-scale invasion, Ukrainian fintech proved … | Continue reading
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Photo by shellac on Flickr In Ask Metafilter bluloo is looking for deeply engrossing beach reads, 168 would like recs for really good book blogs, and WithWildAbandon seeks what seems to be a unicorn — "a comprehensive, continually updated list of celebrity book clubs with ALL of … | Continue reading
A group of Muslim women from east London have found kinship, fitness and spirituality through Nordic walking in the woods The post ‘It connects us to nature’: the Muslim women finding joy in England’s woodlands appeared first on Positive News. | Continue reading
"Everybody has to eat. ... Food's sort of the great equalizer." Albertsons reduces food waste by thinking about what happens at home: 'That's where the power of the opportunity is' first appeared on The Cool Down. | Continue reading
We've now spent several months with the latest wire-free Landroid robo-mower, and we've found it a mix of confusing, educational, satisfying and highly entertaining. Oddly enough, the one thing the Vision seems to need... is a bit more vision. Continue Reading Category: Around Th … | Continue reading
Book bans. The widening war in the Middle East. TikTok employees say they worked for bosses in Beijing. The Free Press’s first rodeo. And more. | Continue reading
Rest of World is collecting examples of AI being used for campaigning, misinformation, and memes in a regularly updated tracker. | Continue reading
Tarun Mehta is the co-founder and CEO of Indian electric two-wheeler company Ather Energy. | Continue reading
In episode 709, join Rob Walling for a solo adventure as he shares his story of growing his personal wealth over the past few decades. Selling companies was the major driver of wealth, but he also explores the role of cryptocurrency, running profitable companies, and angel invest … | Continue reading
Quilt, a climate tech startup banking on the appeal of sleeker, smarter electric heat pumps, announced today that its products will be available to order in the Bay Area starting May 15. I first wrote about Quilt a year ago after the company raised a $9 million seed round. Its fo … | Continue reading
The three Core Web Vitals metrics don’t only tell you how visitors experience your website but also impact your Google search result rankings. In this article, we’ll look at what Core Web Vitals are, how they are measured, and how you can use DebugBear to monitor them continuousl … | Continue reading
As dozens of countries head to the polls, we’re monitoring the way AI is being used to inform, misinform, and entertain voters. | Continue reading
Introduction In the previous Part of the series, I gave a quick overview of a quantum computer. In this Part, I’m going to talk a little bit about qubits and other building blocks behind that picture. I keep it lightweight, showing only the parts necessary to understand the logic … | Continue reading
The Hi-Hat House, a project by FLOWER Architecture, offers a unique narrative of adaptability and innovation in residential design. Continue reading | Continue reading
A new agreement has been signed between Vinnova, the Swedish Research Council and National Science Foundation (NSF) in the USA which will enable joint research and innovation initiatives. The first goal is initiatives within 6G, the next generation of wireless communication techn … | Continue reading
In the United States-Japan Joint Leaders’ Statement released today, the collaboration between RIKEN and Argonne National Laboratory on AI for Science was welcomed. On April 5, the two institutes signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for carrying out joint research in the are … | Continue reading
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Stevie has taken time away from blogging, and is publishing a book of short stories soon. It is available to pre order. You can find the link on her site. | Continue reading
Innovate UK CEO, Indro Mukerjee, has unveiled the UK Agri-Tech Centre, the UK’s largest agri-tech organisation responsible for driving innovation in the sector. This follows last September’s announcement that three existing Agri-Tech Centres will join forces to create a new integ … | Continue reading
following complex instructions it must be beneficial to have that info in your field of vision The post Apple Watch Heads Up Display – Navigr8 and ActiveLook – TBT Directions, Compass and Varia H.U.D. appeared first on the5krunner • tri bike run. The full post can be read now at … | Continue reading
Anthony Horowitz is missing. Not the real Anthony Horowitz, of course. He’s exactly where you’d expect him to be—hunkered down at his desk, toiling away at the next novel even as his newest is hitting bookshelves around the world. But more than sixty pages into Close to Death (Ap … | Continue reading
You know the drill by now: a new month rolls around, and a new version of the inimitable Mozilla Firefox rolls off the release server for us all to enjoy. And bang on cue, Firefox 125 has arrived. The big-ticket new feature in this update is URL paste suggestions: Mozilla says th … | Continue reading
By the 1950s, Wheaties had gained massive popularity as the “Breakfast of Champions.” Packaged in a bright orange box with famous sports figures on the cover, the iconic breakfast cereal was marketed to consumers as a healthy way to nourish a fit and active lifestyle. According t … | Continue reading
The world is terrifying. It seems like such an obvious thing to say, right? Of course, the world is terrifying! Turn on the news! Look around! The world’s always been terrifying! Still, when I think about what that means in practice, not in theory, the terror becomes sharper, mor … | Continue reading
Allan Pinkerton is a storied figure in the American imagination. Most know his agency for its violent anti-union mercenary work, but few realize that Pinkerton was an Abolitionist, as well, who ran a stop on the Underground Railroad and headed Abraham Lincoln’s secret service dur … | Continue reading
Have you ever totally trusted someone? I’m not talking about how you might normally trust people; I’m talking about making yourself completely vulnerable — because you’re absolutely convinced they have your best interest at heart. If you can point to a handful of people who meet … | Continue reading
Blinking keeps our eyes moist – but we actually blink way more often than we need to if that was the only reason. Scientists at the University of Rochester have now found that the involuntary action plays a bigger role than we thought, helping us process visual information. Conti … | Continue reading
More than thirty years after the formal dissolution of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, few around the world have a clear understanding of how life actually worked there. That holds less for the larger political and economic questions than it does for the routine mechanic … | Continue reading