Jason, This is my first post on this forum.AudacityTeam.Org. I have used Audacity for a few years, and use it most every day to look at statistics in signals of many sorts. My priority is to do things in Javascript, since as Director of the Internet Foundation for 26 years, the only common language available
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@elonmusk You might want to have someone from your brain human interface group check out https://www.semi.org/en/event/femc18-biohybrid-sensing-systems-volatile-organic-compounds Elisabeth Steel is presenting on Biohybrid Sensing Systems for Volatile Organic Compounds. Her LinkedIn is https://www.linkedin.com/in/bioesteel. UES is at @UESIncDayton. They follow things their web person chooses, and do not link to their employees on Twitter(X). That is
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Most content, groups and products on the Internet are not easily verifiable — In 26 years of the Internet Foundation, most papers on the Internet do not provide sufficient information to verify, let alone reproduce and test what is written. The publishers only consider themselves “paper printers”, even when it is in electronic form. I
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(1.5 inch)^3 has units of length^3 Google answered 55.306341 milliliters Rather than treating each word problem separately just do the whole thing, consistently and coordinate with all search engines and sites so it is not “everyone doing their own thing) (1.5*2.54 cm)^3 = 5.5306341E-5 meter^3 — for (1.5 inch)^3 in meter^3 they refer to a
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CERN ought to be a leader in sharing, going out of its way to teach the whole human species, not just a few ten thousands — There are two ways something can be proprietary on the Internet. The whole can exist, but keys to use it are kept so only a few can access it.
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Ariane Briegel, @BriegelAriane Finally- a book on cryo-electron tomography, written by leading experts! Edited by the one and only @FriedrichForst1 and myself! https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-51171-4 Replying to @BriegelAriane and @FriedrichForst1 Ariane, I am sure you did good work, but I have a few comments about your method of sharing. I hate to see good things locked up
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Chenxin Li, PhD (@chenxinli2.bsky.social) @ChenxinLi2 The mustard greens I got this week has strongly thickened stems and leaves that curl to form a ball or head at the apex, similar to that of a cabbage. https://pic.twitter.com/xxOSTmofHV Replying to @ChenxinLi2 —- ISS Bacteria Mutate into Earth-Unseen Pathogens https://twitter.com/i/trending/1787224148013404664 Tools for newbies to make “covid”s with
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Humans usually do not bother or kill bees. Bees have a good reputation. Practical, associated with sunlight, spring, flowers, honey and nice things. Galactic machine intelligences probably view humans that way. Humans mostly do not try to talk to bees. Galactic intelligences mostly do not bother with humans or where humans nest. Bees live 30-60
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The near future might have many synthesized foods, materials and experiences — The rumor on the Internet is that most “olive oil” is already a substitute. If it truly disappeared, there are ways to make oils by blending that can substitute. And ways to make it by building molecules with industrial chemical processes. There are
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Perhaps it would be wiser to scale down the buildings, facilities and lands held by government based on such things and move to work from home. Most of the information from government research does not reach a tiny fraction of the world’s population. Everyday I see groups paid to do something and then the information
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