Timatic is the system that airlines use to determine who can/can't board. It's probably the single best thing to look at for concise description of boarding requirements.
“I can honestly say I can protect every hamster, every mouse in the world against SARS-CoV-2,” Dr. Peter Palese, the leader of the research, said. “But the jury’s still out about what it does in humans.”
The weirdness of the Disney VR space is so just overwhelming.
Angela Merkel struggles to put on a doctoral hood. I feel you, Angela!
An ML based system for improving academic writing w/ grammar checking and alternative phrasing suggestions. Available as an Overleaf program.
Veggie version of this banger should be banging.
Import journalism. "In a 1958 letter to the Manchester Guardian, Fleming offered a revealing confession: “I proceeded to invent a cocktail for Bond, which I sampled several months later and found unpalatable.”"
Looks like a pretty seamless way to extract the text of news documents. Looks very simple and pretty easy.
I wrote up a long email about that I sent to Andrés Monroy. I should maybe publish that as a blog post.
Nice collection of mostly dispersed campgrounds w/ pictures and details on cellphone coverage!
It's a superficial and limited analysis but it seems legit.
Turns out, you can't "stretch" your IT band because it is attached to your femur basically all the way along. You can certainly tension it, but it's effectively stapled to the bone and cannot be substantially elongated.
A very very nice write-up about how to make ricotta. Keep at between 175-185°F. Add 1T+1t white vinegar per liter.
Nice selection of rides hosted on "Ride with GPS" so these include GPX tracks and maps and turn sheets.
Whoa! My first company was in the exact room that the first shot in this video was shot in.
Useful if you don't have the proprietary zoom thing installed. Unfortunately, doesne't make the WebRTC client suck less.
Awesome article by Chemical and Engineering News. "Yan Xu of Jiangnan University and Keliang Ji, former president of Kweichow Moutai Distillery, describe Moutai’s chemical composition in a chapter in the book “Alcoholic Beverages: Sensory Evaluation and Consumer Research” as containing 873 chemical components, including 380 esters, 85 acids, 155 alcohols, 96 ketones, 73 aldehydes, 36 nitrogenous compounds, and 48 other chemicals, although this complexity is not unique to Moutai."
