This repository contains 5 years of NIH project data from NIH RePORTER and some sample #rstats code to parse and plot it.
Pls. boost so this can be seen by folks who might have a use for it 🙏
github.com/lisawilliams/NIH_Da…
GitHub - lisawilliams/NIH_Data: A repository with pointers to NIH project data from NIH RePorter from 2019-2024
A repository with pointers to NIH project data from NIH RePorter from 2019-2024 - lisawilliams/NIH_DataGitHub
This post argues that we should classify incidents by complexity (number of responders), rather than severity (impact):
"Complexity-based classification has a key advantage over that based on impact. Namely: by the time you’ve thought enough to know how complex a response you need, you already have the beginning of a plan. In other words, whereas the impact-based Fujita system is suited to analysis, the complexity-based ICS types are suited to action."
blog.danslimmon.com/2025/01/29… by @danslimmon
Incident SEV scales are a waste of time
Ask an engineering leader about their incident response protocol and they’ll tell you about their severity scale. “The first thing we do is we assign a severity to the incident,” …Dan Slimmon
"We didn't elect #Musk!", given the way the gov actually functions, is an OK argument in a sea of great arguments.
Like "Musk is a sociopath!"
"Using Egg Substitutes in Baking and Cooking" via @UMaineExtension
extension.umaine.edu/food-heal…
Using Egg Substitutes in Baking and Cooking - Cooperative Extension: Food & Health - University of Maine Cooperative Extension
There are many plant-based (and shelf-stable) alternatives to eggs, some better than others when it comes to the flavor, texture, and look of baked goods. Our tips for using egg substitutes in baking and cooking.emott (Cooperative Extension: Food & Health)
After a beta process lasting nearly a year, I've released Beautiful Soup 4.13.0. Adds type hints, generated API docs, and access to the low-level matching API.
Highlights: crummy.com/2025/02/02/0
Full changelog: git.launchpad.net/beautifulsou…
infosec.exchange/@paco/1139379…
Paco Hope #resist (@paco@infosec.exchange)
Attached: 1 video @TerryHancock@realsocial.life @ohiofi@mastodon.social I had to capture it. It was a fabulous line. #monsterdonInfosec Exchange
I've just found the perfect casual game for fellow #bookstodon people and others who love relaxed gaming :)
Just played the demo and immediately waitlisted myself :D
store.steampowered.com/app/213…
(also, it makes you want to read classics!)
Tiny Bookshop on Steam
Leave everything behind and open a tiny bookshop by the sea in this cozy narrative management game. Stock your tiny bookshop with different books and items, set up shop in scenic locations, and run your cozy second-hand bookshop while getting to know…store.steampowered.com
Not yet in the driver's seat, but AOC continues to fight, speak truth, and run the diagnostics.
"I have a weird relationship with the Democratic Party. I don't believe in a two-party system, but I also understand the Democratic Party is a coalition and if we want the party to change, the balance of the coalition has to change. But right now, you open the hood on the Democratic Party, what you have is, I think, a bit of a power struggle over the last couple of years."
newsweek.com/alexandria-ocasio…
AOC Warns Democratic Party About 'Confused' Messaging
"We're supposed to be a party of the working class, and I think working-class people have not been seeing government work for them," the congresswoman said.Natalie Venegas (Newsweek)
/PH
kachelmannwetter.com/de/messwe…
Google Stops Malicious Apps With 'AI-Powered Threat Detection' and Continuous Scanning - Slashdot
Android and Google Play have billions of users, Google wrote in its security blog this week. "However, like any flourishing ecosystem, it also attracts its share of bad actors...it.slashdot.org
teilten dies erneut
In der Netflix-Miniserie „When They See Us“ geht es um fünf schwarze Teenager, die zu unrecht verurteilt werden, in „Green Book“, auf Lionsgate+ geht es um einen Schwarzen Pianisten, der in den 60ern für eine Tour in die Südstaaten reißt und in der Doku „Schwarze Adler“, in der bpb-Mediathek geht es um Rassismus im deutschen Fußball.
#BlackHistoryMonth #BlackLifesMatter #Fussball #Rassismus #WasLäuftHeute
detektor.fm/kultur/was-laeuft-…
Was läuft heute? | When They See Us, Green Book, Schwarze Adler – Let's celebrate Black History Month | detektor.fm – Das Podcast-Radio
In der Miniserie "When They See Us" geht es um die Central Park Five: Fünf Schwarze Teenager, die zu Unrecht verurteilt wurden.Marie Jainta (detektor.fm)
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kachelmannwetter.com/de/sat/de…
PFAS - Hoch belasteter Meeresschaum an Nord- und Ostsee
An Badeorten an der deutschen Küste gibt es hohe PFAS-Konzentrationen, wie Messungen von Greenpeace ergaben, die dem SWR vorliegen. Greenpeace empfiehlt, den Kontakt mit Meeresschaum zu vermeiden. Nachbarländer haben bereits Warnungen ausgesprochen.
zdf.de/dokumentation/umwelt-cr…
Umwelt Crime - Der Fall Rastatt
Mittelbaden 2012: Eine riesige Fläche wird mit PFAS kontaminiert. Die Chemikalie gelangt ins Trinkwasser und auch ins Blut der Menschen. Ein Umweltverbrechen mit Folgen bis heute.Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen
Canceling conferences and meetings in the US makes sense, as being in the US is now not safe for:
- LGBTQ+ (especially trans)
- women (especially pregnant)
- people with non-pale skin
- anyone with a food allergy (FDA is shut down)
- anyone with a compromised immune system (CDC is shut down; important health info is being suppressed)
- non-US-citizens
- anyone flying (as the result of the FAA firings; there have been multiple aircraft crashes since)
& whatever's yet to be announced
Ukraine-Liveblog: ++ Starmer fordert einheitliche Haltung gegen Russland ++
Der britische Premierminister Starmer will beim Gipfel in Brüssel an die EU-staatgen apellieren, eine geschlossene Haltung gegenüber Russland einzunehmen. Ukrainische Drohnen lösen nach russischen Angeben einen Brand und Flugausfälle aus. Die Entwicklungen im Liveblog.
Microsoft erweitert KI-Funktionen von Windows 11 auf weitere Apps wie Paint
Eine neue Vorschau-Version für Windows 11 auf Copilot-PCs integriert einen Copilot-Button in Paint. Dieser erlaubt direkten Zugriff auf einige KI-Funktionen.
heise.de/news/Microsoft-erweit…
#Bildbearbeitung #GenerativeAI #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Microsoft #Windows #news
In was denn noch alles KI rein drücken?! Nächster Schritt: KI in notepad
#Bildbearbeitung #GenerativeAI #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Microsoft #Windows #news
I was five or six when the picture tube blew on our black and white tv. It only got three channels, and westerns were going off the air, so my father never replaced it. And that's how I grew up without tv.
"Picture tube blew" was definitely the phrase we used, but yes, I assume something in the CRT stopped working. It might have made a loud snapping noise when it happened, but I could be misremembering. Regardless, the only real option was to get a new tv.
What timing! Early TV was stuck with westerns and not a whole lot else - your tube blew just as things were getting interesting! The three channel VHF thing was pretty common into the 80s when cable took off. The TVs I grew up with also had UHF tuners with a few more channels, but the reception (little loop antenna) was so bad, few bothered with it.
Police Use of Face Recognition Continues to Wrack Up Real-World Harms
Police have shown, time and time again, that they cannot be trusted with face recognition technology (FRT). It is too dangerous, invasive, and in the hands of law enforcement, a perpetual liability.Electronic Frontier Foundation
I think the most frustrating thing about watching Trump do whatever he wants is how it really hits home that Biden could have been doing whatever he wanted the last 4 years and simply chose not too.
Biden was never the guy to confront and defeat American fascism, he was just there to sell the liberals on it. And it went pretty smoothly.
In Ukraine, tensions are rife,
Trump's envoy suggested a truce, oh, what strife!
But Ukraine stood its ground,
No concessions were found,
A diplomatic dance of political life.
#GuardianLimerick #Ukraine #Russia #Europe
theguardian.com/world/2025/feb…
Ukraine war briefing: Ukraine dismisses Trump envoy suggestion that both sides will make concessions
Adviser to Volodymyr Zelenskyy calls Keith Kellogg’s plan a failure after US envoy says he thinks both sides ‘will give a little bit’; British PM says Putin ‘rattled’ by Trump threats. What we know on day 1,076Guardian staff reporter (The Guardian)
Hi Portland! It's finally not January (jfc that felt like forever), which means we'll be meeting up for monthly letter writing at Revolutions Bookshop. We had to cancel last month so I'm extra looking forward to getting back at it and seeing everyone.
The space is wheelchair accessible and directly off the bus line. Beginners and newcomers are always welcome. Bring a mask and some friends! Everything else is covered.
This past week on my commute there has been someone writing homophobic and fascist stuff, so I've been covering it up. This is not to pat myself on the back, but to share how easy it is to carry a can of spray paint with you to make sure those things get covered as quickly as possible so that they know we are there to hold the line. Fascism is persistent, so we must be persistent as well.
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Skynet, but it’s Wheatley: OpenAI sells ‘reasoning’ AI to US government for nuclear weapon security
In hot pursuit of those juicy defense dollars, OpenAI has signed a new contract with the U.S. National Laboratories to “supercharge their scientific research” with OpenAI’s latest o1-series confabu…Pivot to AI
droporain
Als Antwort auf TacoButtPlug • • •mögen das
bluGill mag das.
TacoButtPlug
Als Antwort auf droporain • • •mögen das
astrsk mag das.
droporain
Als Antwort auf TacoButtPlug • • •RvTV95XBeo
Als Antwort auf droporain • • •Not all crops need 100% sun exposure in 100% of their growing regions.
Many crops do better with a little bit of well placed shading to help keep temperatures/sun damage down.
The way these panels are oriented they may also reduce wind flow over the crops which can improve water retention (but may lead to other problems if crops are over-irrigated).
Mathematically it's entirely possible to have better crop yield than a vast expanse of monocrops devoid of shelter.
mögen das
tiredofsametab mag das.
droporain
Als Antwort auf RvTV95XBeo • • •frezik
Als Antwort auf droporain • • •From: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agrivo…
Increased crop yield has been shown for a number of crops:
Basil
[46]Broccoli
[47]Celery
[48]Chiltepin peppers
[49]Corn[50]/maize
[51]Lettuce[52]
[53]Pasture grass
[54]Potatoes
[55]Spinach
[46]Tomatoes
[49]Wheat
[56]Sheep grazing around solar panels in Australia produce a higher volume of wool, at better quality.[38]
use of the same area of land for solar photovoltaic power and for conventional agriculture
Contributors to Wikimedia projects (Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.)droporain
Als Antwort auf frezik • • •use of the same area of land for solar photovoltaic power and for conventional agriculture
Contributors to Wikimedia projects (Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.)frezik
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Als Antwort auf frezik • • •frezik
Als Antwort auf droporain • • •droporain
Als Antwort auf frezik • • •frezik
Als Antwort auf droporain • • •marmarka
Als Antwort auf droporain • • •Increased crop yield has been shown for a number of crops:
Basil
[46] Broccoli
[47] Celery
[48] Chiltepin peppers
[49] Corn[50]/maize
[51] Lettuce[52]
[53] Pasture grass
[54] Potatoes
[55] Spinach
[46] Tomatoes
[49] Wheat
[56]en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agrivolt…
use of the same area of land for solar photovoltaic power and for conventional agriculture
Contributors to Wikimedia projects (Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.)droporain
Als Antwort auf marmarka • • •en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agrivo…
use of the same area of land for solar photovoltaic power and for conventional agriculture
Contributors to Wikimedia projects (Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.)marmarka
Als Antwort auf droporain • • •you have made it very clear that its not an idea you would apply and your only contribution to the conversation has been lol look omg shitty idea
ok we get you, you dont see any utility
you dont add anything and only rebate what the rest are saying
what makes you think i have not read it and have found a case use where it helps me¿?
what would be your solution¿? how would you plant crops¿?
enlighten us please add something to the conversation
droporain
Als Antwort auf marmarka • • •Could get way taller because like no gravity. And we could really control watering. We could used like a really tall elevator to get the food back to earth covered in solar panels so like it would gain energy. You know like brawndo and stuff.
marmarka
Als Antwort auf droporain • • •droporain
Als Antwort auf marmarka • • •marmarka
Als Antwort auf droporain • • •i have not seen the list of crops yet...... ups... there is none.... oh and this already has a name space farming oh.... and look it does not even have a list of advantages and disadvantages... it only has challenges!!!!
so you want me to plant my lettuces in space and bring them down with a space elevator having soil when i open my door¿?¿?
WOW just WOW XXDDDD
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_fa…
cultivation of crops in space
Contributors to Wikimedia projects (Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.)droporain
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Als Antwort auf droporain • • •droporain
Als Antwort auf marmarka • • •marmarka
Als Antwort auf droporain • • •droporain
Als Antwort auf marmarka • • •Mouselemming
Als Antwort auf droporain • • •Because "In Denmark, it is common for trees, wooden fences and even plastic sheets to act as windbreaks for crops. “We thought, if we are going to do this, why not make these wind shelters produce electricity?” says Victoria.
In other words, the solar panels aren't taking away any crop space that wasn't already taken for windbreaks.
If you're used to a giant field of wheat with no protection from wind, it's a different equation. (With climate change, possibly a Dust Bowl waiting to happen, but that's another story.)
mögen das
subignition mag das.
droporain
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Als Antwort auf Mouselemming • • •frezik
Als Antwort auf droporain • • •droporain
Als Antwort auf frezik • • •frezik
Als Antwort auf droporain • • •Dude, this has had a lot of scientific research behind it already. Perhaps you could read some of it rather than doing the thing you're ranting against?
climatehubs.usda.gov/hubs/nort…
energy.gov/eere/solar/agrivolt…
Agrivoltaics: Solar and Agriculture Co-Location
Energy.govCouncilOfFriends
Als Antwort auf droporain • • •Warl0k3
Als Antwort auf TacoButtPlug • • •frezik
Als Antwort auf Warl0k3 • • •Vertical solar panels have been shown to be surprisingly efficient.
solarwa.org/vertical_bifacial_…
The plants also have a cooling effect on the panels, which further increases efficiency.
perestroika
Als Antwort auf Warl0k3 • • •They have made the fences tall, which creates an impression of fragility, but we don't see how deep the posts run into ground. :)
I have a solar fence in operation for 1 year. My version is 1 panel width tall - about 1.2 meters tall, and I built it extremely cheap - 5 cm rectangular wooden posts with a metal screw tip running 30 cm into ground. Assembly using household screws and luck. During storms, it does change position, but I haven't noticed disassembly.
During hail, it would survive events that would smash my other panels, because a vertical surface exposes less target area and offers more oblique angles of collision to hailstones.
As for efficiency, my vertical array is the most efficient array I have during winter. It's never covered by snow and catches low sunshine better. In summer, it is the coolest (but not most efficient) array that I have, because it creates verticial convection and gives away heat more efficiently. But it differs from theirs because it's an east-west array (they seem to have used a north-south geometry to catch morning and evening
... mehr anzeigenThey have made the fences tall, which creates an impression of fragility, but we don't see how deep the posts run into ground. :)
I have a solar fence in operation for 1 year. My version is 1 panel width tall - about 1.2 meters tall, and I built it extremely cheap - 5 cm rectangular wooden posts with a metal screw tip running 30 cm into ground. Assembly using household screws and luck. During storms, it does change position, but I haven't noticed disassembly.
During hail, it would survive events that would smash my other panels, because a vertical surface exposes less target area and offers more oblique angles of collision to hailstones.
As for efficiency, my vertical array is the most efficient array I have during winter. It's never covered by snow and catches low sunshine better. In summer, it is the coolest (but not most efficient) array that I have, because it creates verticial convection and gives away heat more efficiently. But it differs from theirs because it's an east-west array (they seem to have used a north-south geometry to catch morning and evening sunshine).
As for what they said of their results:
tiredofsametab
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