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World-shaking in the most obscure way possible - Chemist 🧪- STEMmax & re-industrialize - Carcinization advocate

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@alloftheeenergy
Gigascience
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If you're clever and committed enough, you can see the colours of the stars - my favourite photo ever
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Gigascience
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The Chinese Academy of Sciences will stop paying publishing fees - great news for the world, as CPC research culture is antithetical to scientific advancement and the less of it in AAA journals the better
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Move comes amid effort to grow the country’s own journals
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@SamaHoole
Sama Hoole
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Keith the Apocalypse Bringer is a three-year-old Anglo-Nubian goat in a field in Devon. Keith should not be underestimated. Keith has been systematically dismantling the ecosystem since approximately 7am, when he ate a bramble. This is significant because bramble is an invasive
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kevin meissner
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for years, society was limited to only 16 syrup squares per waffle but with recent combinatorial optimization breakthroughs our research department has achieved previously unheard of densities of waffle syrup
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@anne_obrien
Anne O'Brien
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Celebrating St. David's Day today, 1st March, and all things Welsh, with this delightful little medieval dragon with golden wings.
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@alloftheeenergy
Gigascience
8 days
Need a meeting with National Emegy Dominance Council & @SecWar - credibility as DOE collab/grantee, have innovative way to power AI data centers far faster & more reliably + enable cold+hot drones. On course to enabling North Asia, would prefer the real winners @USWREMichael
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Gigascience
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Don't typically feel like an executive but Delta flight canceled one way, no options, so I flew to another airport & drove 5 hrs one way, then on the way back blew my connection, horrific options again, so I booked return leg with another airline. Extra $1k on a <$1k flight, lol
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Gigascience
9 days
Take me to your leader
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𝐓𝐡𝐞 𝐅𝐚𝐛𝐮𝐥𝐨𝐮𝐬 𝐖𝐞𝐢𝐫𝐝 𝐓𝐫𝐨𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐫s
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https://t.co/mmvgkgPrgS The Bee Hummingbird (Mellisuga helenae). The smallest bird in the world. Found in Cuba, it weighs less than a penny and its heart beats up to 1,200 times per minute. A tiny, feathered engine.
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Gigascience
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Don't drink the Bing water! I am always pleasantly entertained at how bad AI is at chemistry but also at how bad Bing is relative to everyone else. There is exactly one good paper on this topic that I read at 2 AM one day and am at 'try other search engines' level.
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Gigascience
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Hired people that is - alas I have never really been hired per se except as a stable hand
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Gigascience
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Did it once and would 100% do it again
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horse
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Best friends should be able to apply to jobs together and get hired as a set
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Every time I see phi beta kappa on a CV I assume the person was drunk through undergrad.
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Gigascience
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Specifically this one
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Gigascience
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Regional fencing for-fun team event - we three lefties would join as "Team Sinister" 🤺 Left being bad makes sense when you drive in England, but it makes even more sense given the hilarious advantage when stabbing people (opponent needs to do the opposite parrying motion).
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Colin Gorrie
12 days
Old English didn't use the words “left” and “right” for the two hands. Instead, it used “winestre” and “swiþre”: ‘friendlier’ and ‘stronger.’ But ‘friendlier’ wasn’t meant as a compliment. Instead, it was a superstitious euphemism. The left side was considered unlucky and
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Gigascience
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I meed to train nearly every new employee on precision vs. accuracy and this is the picture I am going to use now
@lauren_wilford
Lauren Wilford
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recently I saw an art exhibition that truly made me both laugh and cry: a retrospective of a painter I had never heard of before, Mexican surrealist Alfredo Castañeda (1938-2010). Every painting felt like an "instant classic," as if it had always been part of the canon 1/
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Gigascience
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Good stuff - it's true and take it from someone who has fumbled literal angels twice now I have already exceeded lifetime quota and am likely doomed
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Illimitable Man (IM)
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I cannot stress this enough: be you man or woman, when you find someone who is *TRULY GREAT* you must obsess over them and lock them down. This is not desperation in so much as it is recognition. Do not let a beautiful soul pass you by. Tether yourselves to each other.
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@wylfcen
Wylfċen
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In Old English, “deer” meant any animal, and the species we now call a deer was called a “heorot,” which became the modern word “hart.” The other Germanic languages have kept our original word for a deer↓ 💙 Frisian: hart 🇳🇱 Dutch: hert 🦅 Low German: Hörsch 🇩🇪 German: Hirsch
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Gigascience
17 days
Czech coach called two lines at once? They should have given Canada a 5 on 2 Power Play
@CBCOlympics
CBC Olympics
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There were EIGHT (!!!) Czech players on the ice when they score the go-ahead goal in the third period vs. Canada 😳
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Gigascience
17 days
So long as you read it aloud and know long s (ſ), eth (ð), thorn (Þ), yogh (ȝ) and it's only really a tough slog in the last paragraph. More of this! Middle English in particular is a blast - Margery Kempe + Richard Rolle (TPOT progenitors!) particular favourites beyond Chaucer
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Colin Gorrie
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Written English has barely changed in 300 years. If you can read Harry Potter, you can read Robinson Crusoe (1719). The Spelling of our Tongue was in the main ſettled ere the eighteenth Century, & the Grammar has ſuffer'd but little Alteration ſince. Yet before this happy
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Hereward the Woke
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Uriah the Hittite is slain by the Ammonites, c. 990 BC, colorized
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@FrothyFriar
Frothy Friar Publishing
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I need a pre-library that leads to my library-library like a library lobby
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