> “I’d love to take those next steps and see if our trash pandas in our backyard are really friendlier than those out in the countryside,” she says.
Would they have to measure "biological" friendliness, comparing lab raised countryside-descended and city-descended raccoons? Domesticated animals can be very unfriendly. Feral cats for example.
It's inaccurate to say that dutched cocoa is less flavorful. Chocolate flavor is composed of multiple notes / experiences. Dutched cocoa has less acidic or fruity notes, but more dark rich, fudgy notes. Different, not less flavorful.
Is there any way to sign an image/photo with the exact time/location it was taken in a way that can't be forged?
Time + location are measurements that can be fooled.
Chip stacking today is limited by thermal management. Can't stack multiple high TDP (e.g. logic) chips together, can only do one + low power chips (e.g. memory). Wonder if this is something DARPA is trying to solve here.
Budget and finance tools as a class operate under the idea that money is fungible. One of those differences between how economists believe people operate vs how they really do
The people I know who could benefit most from budgeting do not think of money as fungible. They mentally allocate different incomes to different spending categories
This seems like an opportunity for a tool to break the mold and offer a solution that fits how people feel about money vs how they “should”
I’m surprised the first result today for “how to cut a pineapple” isn’t an SEO optimized recipe with a wall of nonsense to scroll past before the actual instructions
A quick search suggests that people looking for roommates (like this) can choose their roommates using any criteria they want even if it would otherwise violate the Fair Housing Act.
https://alexwennerberg.com/permacomputing.html