Time to let go, NASA. We had a good run. She needs to move on to another Solar System.
Voice to Text system for Linux.
After Sayboard for Android, it seems plausible to get a local voice recongnition system for PC too.
That math does not check out. There are only 8.1 billion humans alive. How can there be trillions of companies?
The theme is FAIR and open-science and more specifically Research Software management.
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We need more tips like this to fool the next ChatGPT.
If you press .
while browsing github.com, it redirects to github.dev, which is a web VSCode too. Same thing in Gitlab.
If everyone is dropping in market shares, who's gaining?
Every orifice adds some drag into the flow, decreasing the flow rate. However if you would go for a descending size of orifices you would introduce a Venturi effect, increasing the velocity for a given flow rate. Think what happens when you squeeze the end of a gardening water hose; or what happens when you blow air out of your mouth.
To me personally, the field is fun because it gives me a perspective on all the processes which drives the weather and climate. I like watching the skies and the seas.
Scientifically the most exciting areas right would be:
- mixing efficiency: The ocean has a layered structure and it takes 1000s of years for the deep ocean to rise up. Many are trying to understand at what limits the turbulence in ocean currents drives the cold saline deep ocean to starts mixing with warmer fresher waters on the top more effectively. An important question in our changing climate.
- convection: a classic problem where the heated walls drive convective motion. People are still trying to understand different parameters and how it affects the kind of convection we get. Convection is everywhere: ocean currents transporting heat between the latitudes and, atmosphere which determine where the deserts and rainforests are etc.
What is dead may never die.