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Interesting, I was thinking of a similar idea but in the direction of analyzing codebase contributors for psycho analysis

AR-Diagram tool for patterning, be it metal, fabric, cardboard cutouts (I use it for woodworking) -- Create in AR and export a diagram/outline or import a diagram and overlay in AR for marking -- still in localhost for now -- web app in delicious vanilla js, and first time I've described the tool outside of my head so really appreciate feedback

That's probably a good way to deal with interface issue, but do you really need their family names? It is a perhaps a good time to look at which data is needed vs what data collection from users is normalized

I guess it's not entirely surprising to see this from Nature, but it's been incredible to see how many people across the web try to tear any shred of possibility of LK99 being a real breakthrough because of a lack of replication, but from my understanding the lab it came put of, QEL, commercial research lab, so why would they publish the exact process to be able to create the material especially if they don't even fully understand it themselves

Regardless it is a promising development with the potential to flip several industries on their heads in terms of what is possible with current understandings but also what is possible from the mind of someone who grows up with the internet like those born post 2k with the internet

Not if it goes against the user, f.x. if the user wanted to start helping a nature conservancy but don't, then make a payment to a motorsports driver or logging company

I wonder if those grafts will become popular with the body-mod crowd

Neat, the order all the components feature is a nice touch of ease, I wonder what the pricing is like or of working on affiliate commission, either way I feel like this will be a trend with these decentralized aggregators of domain specific marketplace bringing together vendors, installers, advisors etc... I guess the question is if those will stand on their own in their niche or be bought up into Amazon or X's web of everything

Could be interesting to allocate the funds to something related to the goal, either for or against it, to make reaching the goal that much more motivating

Great resource, and the palette and graphics are clean and simple, one suggestion I have and I don't know if it is public info would be to add a calendar with the turistfarten days and manufacturer days, race testing etc... Could be funny to make a cheeky Nring lap timer

What I don't understand is what the wahalla is really about, seems to be one of two: :the board granted themselves an unusually high amount of stock when it was granted :the company did performed too well in the interim bringing the value of their comp too high

seems odd to me as options are granted to 'upper management' as a performance incentive, so the lawsuit brought forth seems to base level br about the company doing too well , that is to say if it is not about the first reason all along

The manuscripts make for excellent bedtime reading

I guess it depends on who you think the platform is designed for, I believe it is designed first and foremost for the users' and their experience which is not to say advertisers and media don't have a place but they should not be driving the direction of what is ultimately a design decision

Being surprised Elon is meming is is like being surprised [normal thing happens] while the CEO of NPR saying "At this point I have lost my faith in the decision-making at Twitter," "I would need some time to understand whether Twitter can be trusted again." Has one semi-controversial decision against his org. and decides to pull everyone in that org. off it, especially a firm whose management is known for rapid iteration, as shown earlier today with f.ex. the BBC label being updated

However I do understand American's propensity for being sensitive to having any of their institutions having the same labels as the bad guys'

Interesting I was unaware of the lack of direct connections in current days

My view was more from a historical context in which NPR as its now onown was a byproduct of the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967

Thanks for the insight

Seems like a funny reaction to a label added as a subtitle to an organization with the name National Public Radio

People get attached to words or phrases without thinking about what they actually mean, seems like definitions get modified to emotionally herd the [un]imaginative/initiated

Wild that style of thinking goes that high up the chain at NPR the CEO sounds child-like with their response