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Inspectie heeft Artsen Covid Collectief in vizier - Vereniging tegen de Kwa

De Inspectie voor de Gezondheidszorg (IGJ) bereidt een tuchtklacht voor tegen een arts die er vreemde covid-ideeën op na houdt en een visie heeft die afwijkt van de geldende standaarden en professionele richtlijnen voor artsen, antwoordt minister Hugo de Jonge van Volksgezondheid op vragen van D66- Inspectie heeft Artsen Covid Collectief in vizier - Vereniging tegen de Kwa

The Largely Untold Story Of How One Guy In California Keeps The World’s Com

And now and again, I record short videos documenting how to “do” certain things using Linux. Because Linux, or rather doing things with it, tends to … you know … be quite complicated. And I can’t always remember how I got X to work three months later. The Largely Untold Story Of How One Guy In California Keeps The World’s Com

Chinese AI gets ethical guidelines for the first time, aligning with Beijin

China has revealed its first set of ethical guidelines governing artificial intelligence, placing emphasis on protecting user rights and preventing risks in ways that align with Beijing’s goals of reining in Big Tech’s influence and becoming the global AI leader by 2030. Chinese AI gets ethical guidelines for the first time, aligning with Beijin

Stack Overflow The Key Macropad | Mechanical Keyboards | Mini Mechanical Ke

When we say The Key is no joke, we mean it. Harnessing the power of community-driven design, we worked closely with Stack Overflow to take this macropad from punchline to high-performance product. Fully programmable, these three keys can do much more than copy and paste. Stack Overflow The Key Macropad | Mechanical Keyboards | Mini Mechanical Ke

home | p5.js

p5.js is a JavaScript library for creative coding, with a focus on making coding accessible and inclusive for artists, designers, educators, beginners, and anyone else! p5.js is free and open-source because we believe software, and the tools to learn it, should be accessible to everyone. home | p5.js

Kids who grew up with search engines could change STEM education forever -

Catherine Garland, an astrophysicist, started seeing the problem in 2017. She was teaching an engineering course, and her students were using simulation software to model turbines for jet engines. She’d laid out the assignment clearly, but student after student was calling her over for help. Kids who grew up with search engines could change STEM education forever -

Ludwig Wittgenstein: a mind on fire - New Statesman

Either my piece is a work of the highest rank, or it is not a work of the highest rank. In the latter (and more probable) case I myself am in favour of it not being printed. And in the former case it’s a matter of indifference whether it’s printed twenty or a hundred years sooner or later. Ludwig Wittgenstein: a mind on fire - New Statesman

Physicists make square droplets and liquid lattices

"Things in equilibrium tend to be quite boring," says Professor Jaakko Timonen, whose research group carried out new work published in Science Advances on 15 September. "It's fascinating to drive systems out of equilibrium and see if the non-equilibrium structures can be controlled or be useful. Physicists make square droplets and liquid lattices

multizork - hello sailor!

multizork! [ what? | play! | DONATE | source code | twitter ] multizork >read leaflet What is this? This is an experiment in turning Zork 1 into a multiplayer game. Up to four players can explore the Great Underground Empire at the same time, interacting with the world together or apart. multizork - hello sailor!

Physicists Say We're Officially at the "Threshold of Nuclear Fusion Ignitio

Scientists at the LLNL's National Ignition Facility (NIF) are using a powerful laser to heat and compress hydrogen fuel, with the goal of initiating fusion. In order to reach the milestone of "ignition," they must show that the energy released by fusion exceeds the energy delivered by the laser. Physicists Say We're Officially at the "Threshold of Nuclear Fusion Ignitio

The coronavirus may be evolving to be more airborne, new studies hint | Sci

Small aerosol particles spewed while people breathe, talk and sing may contain more coronavirus than larger moisture droplets do. And the coronavirus may be evolving to spread more easily through the air, a new study suggests. But there is also good news: Masks can help. The coronavirus may be evolving to be more airborne, new studies hint | Sci

How Many Decimals of Pi Do We Really Need? - Edu News | NASA/JPL Edu

Earlier this week, we received this question from a fan on Facebook who wondered how many decimals of the mathematical constant pi (π) NASA-JPL scientists and engineers use when making calculations: Does JPL only use 3.14 for its pi calculations? Or do you use more decimals like say: 3. How Many Decimals of Pi Do We Really Need? - Edu News | NASA/JPL Edu

Really Advanced Typescript Types. We explore custom compilation errors… | b

In my last article, I introduced the idea that Typescript is ever evolving to accommodate different personas. Today, I dive into a great deal of detail of how Tableau developers embrace their inner mathematician and fully leverage Typescript’s type system. Really Advanced Typescript Types. We explore custom compilation errors… | b

Nobelist Harald zur Hausen and the Scamferences – For Better Science

This famous French dessert consists of a vanilla custard with a texture similar to flan, and a delicious caramel on top. It’s super smooth, perfectly sweet, and so light! And to take this crème caramel to the next level, I included a crunchy salted coconut topping! SO GOOD! Nobelist Harald zur Hausen and the Scamferences – For Better Science

Computational train track layouts

Welcome to Turing Trains. These pages explore the design and construction of train track layouts capable of binary computation. Simple functions are combined to create complex layouts, and assembled to construct a programmable computer. Computational train track layouts

Synthetic brain cells that store 'memories' are possible, new model reveals

Scientists have created key parts of synthetic brain cells that can hold cellular "memories" for milliseconds. The achievement could one day lead to computers that work like the human brain. Current computers can do incredible things, but this processing power comes at a high energy cost. Synthetic brain cells that store 'memories' are possible, new model reveals

Browse or Search Logical Fallacies

Hello! I am social psychologist and author, Bo Bennett. In this podcast, I take a critical thinking-, reason-, and science-based approach to issues that matter. As of January 2020, this podcast is a collection of topics related to all of my books. Subscribe today and enjoy! Browse or Search Logical Fallacies

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