The mediocrity of well-paid people whose only job is to make the line go up is really something to behold.
#KLM #inspirationalUpsellHeader #inspirationalUpsellToggle…
Urban Ridicules ❌
都市的愚弄 ❌
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This Old Geezer was found shouting at the Clouds last month, a certain patch was suddenly left out of Bakkeby's Flexipatch? One that I absolutely need?
Found out today that I called it switchtotag (which isn't to be found anywhere), whereas the actual name is switchtag (which is included).
Larry knows where I'm heading tomorrow 🐮 !
#gentoo
It takes a village to raise a fascism. @… https://ecoevo.social/@ml/116456227378920367
Allow me to doubt the federal government's claim that "the planned reductions" at the Canadian Museum of History are really "intended to improve efficiency and provide greater long-term flexibility in fulfilling its mandate."
Response from Marc Miller, Minister of Canadian Identity and Culture and Minister responsible for Official Languages to Colin Coates, President of the Canadian Historical Association.
Is there some general theory — just in the hand-wavy “these underlying principles could apply” form of macroeconomics and not necessarily even any kind of falsifiable model — that backs up the notion that increased coupling of risks induces higher investor payouts? or something along those lines?
I feel like “coupling increases the magnitude of failure” and ”coupling increases risk” are more or less self-evident assertions (though of course deserving of study). By some kind of symmetry, it •feels• like coupling could increase payouts too — the billionaires certainly act as though it does! — but that seems less self-evident to me.
I am amazed how well these 3D-printed PETG parts have survived all these years in the elements. They're gunked up, but still flexible and strong as ever.
These were part of the sensor network I build during my #PhD, which I tore down today. End of an era for me. A good one.
#3dPrinting
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An introduction to d3.js.
https://observablehq.com/@mitvis/introduction-to-d3
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The Telegraph says its newsletter From the Editor, read by 850K people daily, has become its "biggest source" of new paying subscribers one year after launch (Alice Brooker/Press Gazette)
https://pressgazette.co.uk/newsletters
#EV technology is evolving rapidly, including for trucks. Volvo Trucks has launched a new generation of trucks that further limits the number of cases where battery-electric trucks 'can't do the job'.