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What do you say to... This is the "modern mechanical turk?"

any one have a non paywall link?

Jo Blocks https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gauge_block

Great. I like it. Be cool if there was a way to view the entire file tree... ah `tree` command works!

Thanks for sharing all of this insight. Here is some more hydrogen conversation https://www.fourier.earth/

great idea... How do you make sure there is an exchange.

the little beetle that could, and pawpaw's are self-incompatible. -https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asimina_triloba#Pollination

great! have you seen https://openskimap.org/ and https://openskistats.org/... maybe change name to open golf map?

the dream!

anyone else also think better with visual nodes and edges?

true art.

John Chowning is known for having developed the FM synthesis algorithm in 1967. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Chowning

I've often wondered, with a cohort (community/society) of people who do not discourage freedom of expression, how many great works would come to fruition, but instead one is held back and then set free by drugs...?

great game and very satisfying.

as camping is to "glamping," splitting wood is to "sprinkle wood?"

beautifully sad well put prose mentor encouraged

yep... I remember the day I saw a short ted talk explaining the correct knot. I had been doing it wrong for decades. thanks for even more knots to try.

you can call 988, if you need mental health help

Wonderful man, here is a lecture on the topic from Joint Mathematics Meeting, Étienne Ghys. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1OIxzewWilc

Sounds salty. https://people.csail.mit.edu/mrub/papers/VisualMic_SIGGRAPH2... use a potato chip bag as a microphone

This is great, I've always wanted some kind of local solar time. Like the old days when a town would set their clock tower to noon when the sun was highest. Apparently, the main push to coordinate was the train scheduling.

i remember hearing Porsche was doing some machine learning with vibration analysis to find car trouble. https://www.porsche.digital/en

good idea https://tautme.github.io/phone-sensors/heartRate.html , try setting it on the ground and see how sensitive it is to foot steps.... or earthquake https://seismosense.com