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5·1 year agoVery interesting interpretation. Sibbo is a place in Sweden and this doesn’t look like a Swedish national.
Damn, that’s impressive! Who needs shittywatercolors when you have an AI that can spit these kinds of things out.
6·1 year agoVery frustrating.
This allowed them to design and map this very complicated problem onto a relatively small quantum device – and then slow the process down by a factor of 100 billion.
What does this even mean???
The disposal of organic waste poses an environmental challenge as it emits large amounts of greenhouse gasses including methane and carbon dioxide, which contribute to climate change,
I mean, yeah, but isn’t it carbon neutral? The coffee comes from the earth, returns to the earth. And couldn’t coffee also be used for biogas?
natural sand as the particulate’s rough exterior provides more surface area for water and cement to bind
What further puzzles me is how they decided to use coffee. Surely there are many other waste products that have the required structure. Is coffee the first thing they tried?
he team would squirt polyacrylonitrile and Jeffamine polymers in molten form through an electrical current in a technique known as “electrospinning.” The high voltage caused molecular changes in the polymers that saw them become solid again, resembling a scaffold of tiny fibers that attracted water yet maintained mechanical strength.
Pity they didn’t explain what those materials even are. I wikipedia doesn’t do a good job of explaining it as it looks copy pasted out of a chemistry book.
Still, 3D scaffold used to grow retina cells sounds pretty cool.
Does Canada not have enough people looking for jobs?
The bills are lower though
22·1 year agoThere are less Android clients than iPhone clients? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔That doesn’t 🤔🤔🤔seem correct.
But 1.4M (active?) users since the twitter “exodus” doesn’t seem bad. That probably means ~2M joined and 1M stayed.
Absolutely sick!