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https://www.twz.com/17207/sr-71s-r2-d2-could-be-the-key-to-w...
Could Isaacman's NASA restore and fly an SR-71? If anyone on the planet had a chance, it's either him or Paul Allen and Allen isn't around any more.
0. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Draken_International
1. https://thisisflight.net/2024/07/02/jared-isaacman-announces...
2. https://www.yahoo.com/news/private-astronaut-jared-isaacman-...
0. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=170...
1. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=228...
2. https://www.chicagobooth.edu/faculty/directory/p/nicholas-po...
The article makes a strong claim and then provides weak substance. An accurate headline is "Flock Map Website Sent a Trademark Notice."
> Is that the description of the law firm?
Did you read the article? That is a quote from the article, typo and all.
The basis for this is an undisclosed trademark letter from a 3rd party. The company in question may or may not want the map taken down. However, the article offers scant evidence for the headline claim. That is why it is clickbait. It promises something large and delivers something minimal.
The security researcher in question has certainly made a splash however. Promising new levels of people mad at Flock is definitely the way to create some bona fides.
On Thursday, Michael was notified that Doppel, which describes itself as an “AI-native social engineering defense platfom,” filed a trademark infringement complaint regarding his site, claiming to be working on Flock’s behalf. Doppel says that the site is using the trademark “FLOCK SAFETY” without authorization, which “may cause customer confusion / harm.” Doppel requested the site be taken down.The samples were transported to the lab and observed at 100 to 400X magnification using an inverted microscope (IX51, Olympus, Tokyo, Japan).
A source for inexpensive high-quality equipment of questionable working order is whatever auction site your local hospital system uses to dispose of excess equipment.
The authors limit their claims to "the longstanding question in developmental biology of how and when different regions of the central nervous system diversify from one another." So folks wanting to see a "lizard brain" in there will have to keep searching.
Edit/Append: Something I will keep an eye out for is how this knowledge changes the understanding of cephalopod brain dev/func. If hemichordates were evolutionarily later than protostomes like an octopus, what will that mean for the types of neural cells available for them? If octopus neurology is more like "forebrain and midbrain—which are both aNE-derived lineages," then does that mean that the "posterior neural ectoderm (pNE)" is evolutionarily later?
0. https://www.sciencefocus.com/the-human-body/the-lizard-brain...
Hayek argued that market prices thus allow agents—all of whom operate with
limited information—to coordinate their activities. By contrast, the full
information equilibrium models obscure the process by which real markets deal
with the problem of dispersed information, because they are based on the
assumption that such coordination has already occurred.
https://www.britannica.com/money/F-A-Hayek/Hayeks-intellectu... The [Early Storage Reserve] caverns at the Bryan Mound site were originally used by Dow Chemical to store magnesium.
https://www.spglobal.com/energy/en/news-research/blog/crude-...And: "No way! Opening the cabin door during flight is a federal offense!"
To the extent that human consciousness can be described from within itself as something distinct from a pan-consciousness of all things, is it farfetched to consider it as not existing until it did emerge? In what artifacts could someone discern the threshold at which consciousness arose?
I momentarily confused about how how bar magnets in a ring could be oriented to top and bottom until I reviewed page 2 which stipulates "top" means the part of the insert facing the person and "bottom" into the device.
How true to period is the demo? I see in the source "I've tried to preserve the core of this code as it was when I wrote it in June 2005." but most of the page is a static image in the background.
Many consider his crowning achievement to be his central role in containing the Kuwaiti oil field fires of 1991 that threatened planetary environmental consequences as well as incalculable lost revenues for oil producers. Following a scorched earth retreat policy, Saddam Hussein's defeated army set ablaze more than 700 of Kuwait's 1,000 oil wells. Adair was among the first responders, and his team squelched fires at 117 of the nation's most productive wells.
https://www.asme.org/topics-resources/content/red-adair-to-t... The most common method is to blanket the CCD pixel array with an alternating mask of red, green, and blue (RGB) microlens filters arranged in a specific pattern, usually the Bayer mosaic pattern.
https://www.microscopyu.com/digital-imaging/introduction-to-... In the 1970’s this species was common in the Bay of Panama, Panama, and commercial shrimp trawlers found individuals on the northern Pacific coast of Columbia.Q: What do you call a mischievous mollusk?
A: A Naughty-lus
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