Hey Dani, I run an account that falls outside the core criteria, but I think it might be worth including! I'd love to chat. :)
11.12.2024 07:14 โ ๐ 0 ๐ 0 ๐ฌ 0 ๐ 0@areoform.bsky.social
I try to learn all the time, make stuff sometimes, and dream about our universe the rest of the time. Proud Neptune-stan. Ask me about Neptune. (she/her)
Hey Dani, I run an account that falls outside the core criteria, but I think it might be worth including! I'd love to chat. :)
11.12.2024 07:14 โ ๐ 0 ๐ 0 ๐ฌ 0 ๐ 0โWhelmedโ really means โcapsizedโ - the over and under were added later for effect. But you can be consolate: consoled and comforted. And gruntled too.
10.12.2024 22:02 โ ๐ 3182 ๐ 318 ๐ฌ 90 ๐ 21What gets to me is that there are legitimately weird things out there in nature that we aren't able to explain yet.
Jupiter emits TWICE (2.132โยฑโ0.051) as much heat as it absorbs from the Sun. So does Neptune. But not Uranus for some weird reason. And no one knows why.
doi.org/10.1038/s414...
These restrictions allow us to use these military technologies in day-to-day life while preventing harmful use.
Much of American policy around EAR / ITAR can be summed up as, "If a dual-use system is built for civilian use, then it should remain ONLY for civilian use."
Hence the hard-coded limits
Dual-use technologies like GPS & Starlink are subject to EAR & ITAR.
If SpaceX hadn't shut off Starlink, they would have (arguably) been in violation of US law by allowing weaponization of dual-use technology intended for civilian use.
Just like GPS units turn off above 600m/s AND/OR set altitude
Black and white photo of a shorthaired white and tabby cat approaching the camera with tail raised up in a friendly greeting. For some reason there are two dark regions on the photo, on either side of the cat, as if there were fingers over the lens or it was peering through a crooked fence.
The back of this photo says โPulleyโs cat. July 1956โ. โค๏ธ
11.12.2024 01:34 โ ๐ 3422 ๐ 192 ๐ฌ 26 ๐ 3Bitcoin Set to Form Death Cross as Dollar Index Teases Golden Crossover A death cross indicates a potential long-term bearish shift in momentum while a golden cross suggests the opposite.
dudes will make fun of women who are into astrology and then read shit like this
06.09.2023 17:36 โ ๐ 1613 ๐ 332 ๐ฌ 63 ๐ 31Recreate the Conditions xkcd.com/2511
30.07.2023 10:56 โ ๐ 1130 ๐ 193 ๐ฌ 8 ๐ 4PSA - Don't scroll Bluesky's new "Discover" feed in public.
Someone neglected to add a NSFW detection algorithm to their project. ๐คฆโโ๏ธ
First Amendment litigator protip: do not write in your law that you are โtrying to maintain content neutralityโ
https://www.thefire.org/news/sign-times-alabama-city-bans-signs-containing-hate-speech-indecent-content
This stat, a random walk, is one way of measuring is how some of the energy generated via fusion in the core of the sun is transferred to the surface via radiation.
The absorption, emission, re-absorption & re-emission cycle acts as a way to move energy via photons through a random walk. 2/2
No.
This "fact" is a fairly common misunderstanding of what the stat is measuring.
First, there is no "a photon" that is making a trip from the core to the outer layer. Photons are absorbed, emitted, reabsorbed, then re-emitted over & over again by the sun's plasma. 1/2
A grid of images of protein crystals under a microscope. They are mulicoloured, reflect the light in strange ways, pucker the surface of the drops they grow in.
Hi I'm new here, so if I put the little science emoji, my post goes to the science board list thingo? ๐งช
I'm an enzyme engineer and crystallographer and now I am building X-ray instruments for a living!
Here's some crystals
Semi-regular reminder:
Baby open-ocean octopuses sometimes ride on jellyfish like little hats.
๐ธ Songda Cai http://bit.ly/2ZmNZZH ๐งช
He seems to be the first customer to be satisfied with the order ๐
25.07.2023 00:58 โ ๐ 451 ๐ 83 ๐ฌ 5 ๐ 3POV: you are the one in charge of treats
25.07.2023 00:20 โ ๐ 644 ๐ 54 ๐ฌ 11 ๐ 1If the inviter keeps on inviting toxic people, then that means their judgement isn't good, and that branch of social tree can/should be pruned.
This structure will limit growth, necessarily, but I think it'll make it possible to have a high-quality social network that scales.
Here's the experiment + possibility,
If someone you invited directly does something horrible, such as, posts slurs, then the inviter should also get a notice that their invitee was a horrible human being.
Suddenly, there's a social consequence to being bad, people you're connected to get to know.
I think they should hand out more invites, but I pray to Artemis, they never "open up."
An invite-only social network is an opportunity to play 6-degrees of Bacon at large.
Social shame is a strong motivator that hasn't been properly deployed by any platform (twitter & bsky mobs don't count).
This is a fun history of the four-color map problem and why some mathematicians are still yearning for a better proof of it ๐งช https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-a-doodlers-problem-sparked-a-controversy-in-math/
24.07.2023 19:34 โ ๐ 21 ๐ 6 ๐ฌ 1 ๐ 0Tagalong the black cat in a pink sweater, pink bunny ears, and a yellow Easter egg bowtie. Standing in the yard yellow flowers
look at this boy. look at my guy. he's a little blessing 11/10 cat
18.07.2023 04:17 โ ๐ 696 ๐ 114 ๐ฌ 26 ๐ 6One does not question The Dax. One merely accepts ones place in a universe with The Dax.
17.07.2023 04:59 โ ๐ 0 ๐ 0 ๐ฌ 0 ๐ 0Happy Apollo Day!
Let's celebrate the spirit of Project Apollo together and do something that's impossible. :)
It makes the care that you take in your writing more palpable.
It's no longer just a neat book, it's a well thought out book by someone who thinks things through and is really awesome.
Awkward to say this, but I've always liked your books. (I read Old Man's War when I was 15) But after reading your posts... it hits different
Usually, learning about the artist subtracts from the work. Knowing about you adds to yours. The more I learn about you, the more I go, "oh wow he's awesome"
For such a small dev team, their productivity is astounding. They've managed to out-ship Twitter really quickly and are building something fascinating.
I hope that they succeed. I'm grateful that they're trying.
There's something called waterfall development that's the old-school, Apollo style development where you sit down, document everything in advance, document again & then write the code.
BSKY & other projects are driven by more... fluid practises. Stuff slips but stuff also gets done.
It's the perfect being the enemy of good adage come to life because people (especially creators) can't meet that standard.
"But it's so basic, it should have been in there!!!" has been true for a lot of disasters throughout history. This was a PR mishap. No one was killed. Or harmed significantly
As someone who has audited projects, built stuff (mostly robots & some toy software) + spends her time reading sci/tech history, this is completely understandable.
When projects move fast, the obvious sometimes slips. Sometimes to disastrous results; like people burning alive in a flame in 16psi O2
First, wow.
Second, clearly, the correct term is Barbieheimer.