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Every situation, no matter how overwhelming it appears, carries within it the seeds of change. So if your present situation is making you worried, remember that everything is temporary. From the Yukon, Canada, I am sharing joy, hope, and positivity.

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What should we do with #AIProto, the working group for AI stuff on AT Protocol? I've got some biggish ideas I may put up when I can finish up the docs + reference implementation wiki.atprotocol.community/en/atmospher...

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So that $10B bailout for farmers. Is it a payout for political support? Yeah. Bold move for an industry that talks so much about hard work & independence! But it's also worse than that. This is a US food crisis in the making. www.usda.gov/about-usda/n... Let's talk about the payoff part first?

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The #EnergyTransition is unstoppable and is going to happen much faster than people think. This is not a linear transition - it's happening at an exponential rate. The data indicates that half of all global energy will be renewable by the mid-2030s

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If you're interested in physics, Sander Bais's The Power of the Invisible: The Quantessence of Reality is a fun read with artistic illustrations, pithy remarks, and historical perspective. Best enjoyed in hardback, but with a free download available too See my review👇 www.santafe.edu/news-center/...

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drunk texting in 2025 is different

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Dear fellow academics, hope today's hilarious news regarding mind boggling incompetence of the white male 'meritocracy' has permanently cured your imposter syndrome. You all know that you've never been nor will ever be THAT BAD at your job.

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🔴 LIVE https://stream.place/atprotocol.dev ATmosphereConf Seattle 2025!

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It is, although I am burned out on that song and have been for a while. I will never not listen to her version of Neil Young's "Helpless," however. youtu.be/jmqCYvwx8rw

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The first AT Protocol conference is happening March 22 & 23rd in Seattle! If you’re a developer interested in building on the protocol, hope to see you there.

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get library cards and use them often (online e-book and audiobook rentals count!). sign up to volunteer at your local library. donate money to your library’s general fund. run for a spot on the library board. #libsky #booksky

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The universal life shared experience of losing a file

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Check out Rxsavecard.com. They can show you how to add @costplusdrugs.com to your benefits

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Check out this great new #cyber education and literacy initiative launched by @craignewmark.bsky.social 's foundation 👇 #CyberCivilDefense #Take9 pausetake9.org

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Morning fire #utah 📷

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Good article on the OpenFold work of @moalquraishi.bsky.social, who poses the interesting question: If we can predict how proteins fold without understanding how they do it, “are we even legitimately doing science anymore, or is it something different?“ magazine.hms.harvard.edu/articles/did...

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Would appreciate a RT from the scientists for this one! We have 665 scientists in the spring database and I want to get us to about 1000 before we set the teachers loose on the database for January matches.

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Hey #dotnet folks if you’re using a CI/CD double check your resource URLs. A CDN has gone bankrupt and may cease operations in the next month. We are working to make transparent fixes but you can be proactive github.com/dotnet/core/...

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The cat design was created by Vera Zvereva, art director at Depot, using her own cat Brunhilde as inspiration. Milgrad Milk, Bryansk Dairy

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I tried out the new {gander} #RStats 📦 that creates a chatbot within either RStudio or Positron to help with your code. What's nice is you can choose your context: None, current file, or file + neighbors. Same #LLM options as {ellmer} […] [Original post on masto.machlis.com]

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Today I learned about the GPU-poor LLM arena. It's interesting as the models ranked there usually fit inside 4GB VRAM or less and run relatively well without GPU as well. EXAONE from LG is on the lead. I tested the 3B model before and it did well for its size. Here's the link:

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Mineral Moon 🌙 Subtle colors in the Moon’s surface are due to concentrations of different minerals in the lunar regolith. Reddish brown areas are higher in iron, blue areas are higher in titanium. The colors can be brought out in photos. 🐡🔭

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Found a open access book (PDF) that teaches French via science fiction. Histoires d'Avenirs s'adresse aux apprenants étrangers (intermédiaire et avancé) mais également à un public natif souhaitant approfondir ses connaissances sur la science-fiction moderne. pdxscholar.library.pdx.edu/pdxopen/15/

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When you are very happy that your dad has popcorn.

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emojikitchen.dev

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Prettiest superhighway in America, or anywhere?

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My teaching version of this point is slightly different: it is pointing out to students that we use Palaeolithic technology every day: the idea of constant progress is an illusion caused by, for example, ignoring the antiquity of sewn clothing.

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This little criminal tried to chase the mailman, only to be captured by grandma

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Found the Beyoncé half time show for those of you who, like me, missed it yesterday. Watching it for the second time, saw things I missed the first time. So fricking good. youtu.be/iuka6rzXvl0?...

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Mortenson on Camus, with a lesson on human kindness and resilience: www.youtube.com/watch?v=aaFZ...

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🎯 Do you really understand p-values? The p-value histogram can reveal a LOT about your data. Let's break it down using real examples.👇

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Saskatchewan skies. #Photography #saskatchewan

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While his one live leg made lively echoes along the deck, every stroke of his dead limb sounded like a coffin-tap.

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“Bateson taught that the resolution of a runaway process usually happens outside the process—because there are no obvious stopping points or checks within it.” www.honest-broker.com/p/why-gregor...

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To all my new followers, 👋 Are you 🐝🦚🕷️🦥🐱🦉 or 🦋 ? Check it out here: skyzoo.blue/stats And RT with your screenshot 🎉

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#GoodMorningFromSaskatoon where it is just a little foggy 😂

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"Despite battling a fever and being on the brink of death, Plato...retained enough lucidity to critique the musician [an enslaved Thracian girl] for her lack of rhythm, the account suggests." he died as he lived www.theguardian.com/books/2024/a...

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Day 23 #ArtAdventCalendar • This #SciArt #embroidery is an image of mitosis in a reproductive cell with the various parts done on various stitches: winter night mitosis sampler (2024). I've made 4 seasonal colour combinations of this piece and am currently writing a pattern for it. #MedSky 🐡🧶🧪

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