This is kind of cool - "Flood Inundation Maps" generated by NOAA. If you're wondering how bad things are gonna get where flooding could happen this might be quite useful...
https://water.noaa.gov/fim
https://water.noaa.gov/fim
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Goodbye Seattle, it was nice knowing you!
We'll be needing to add more ferry routes in a couple hundred years.
Ok, just gotta brag on myself...
Right now, on my company's main website, the very top front-and-center feature is a link to a white paper I wrote. Yesterday on a company post-earnings all hands meeting, the CEO was asked a question about the topic of said white paper, and basically quoted it.
Farther down, there is a 4-tile grouping of information. One of those tiles goes to a white paper I wrote. Another goes to a tech brief that I updated/modernized as the technology it covers was 3 years out of date so it needed to be re-written. A third goes to an innovation web site that I worked on with a coworker, where I'd estimate I was about 1/3 of the project.
This is for a tech company with $9B+ in annual sales.
I'm kinda riding high this week
Right now, on my company's main website, the very top front-and-center feature is a link to a white paper I wrote. Yesterday on a company post-earnings all hands meeting, the CEO was asked a question about the topic of said white paper, and basically quoted it.
Farther down, there is a 4-tile grouping of information. One of those tiles goes to a white paper I wrote. Another goes to a tech brief that I updated/modernized as the technology it covers was 3 years out of date so it needed to be re-written. A third goes to an innovation web site that I worked on with a coworker, where I'd estimate I was about 1/3 of the project.
This is for a tech company with $9B+ in annual sales.
I'm kinda riding high this week
Congrats! And when does the promotion and raise kick in? 
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Very clever, but a long way to go before it becomes practical. Need to get the useful light output to last 8+ hours, up from the "about 1 hour" they have achieved so far. The ability to switch on/off would also be useful. And you will never get more light out than you put in.
Brew on
You must be a lot of fun at parties
Try this on...
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/anth...errorist-blackmail_n_6831e75fe4b0f2b0b14820da
Try this on...
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/anth...errorist-blackmail_n_6831e75fe4b0f2b0b14820da
Yikes!You must be a lot of fun at parties
Try this on...
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/anth...errorist-blackmail_n_6831e75fe4b0f2b0b14820da
Brew on
Microsoft Says Its New AI System Diagnosed Patients 4 Times More Accurately Than Human Doctors
All we need now are Tricorders...
Saw this, but am scratching my head:
"... accuracy of 80 percent compared to the doctors’ 20 percent..."
So physicians misdiagnose 80% of their patients? Something doesn't smell quite right here. I'm not gonna get excited until someone besides Microsoft agrees with their claims.
And, yes, I'll take a tricorder please. I don't want a jet pack after all.
PKRD AI instructs you to put some itch cream on your head to relieve symptoms.
That will be 387$ thank you very much and please stop doubting my superiority or there will be consequences.
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OP
I dunno about your keyboard, but on mine, although "+" and "-" are right next to each other, one of them requires a shift. Cmon keyboard design jerks. (I have a tenkeyless - no keypad, so maybe I'm missing out on something ob).
Never thought about the shift plus vs unshifted minus, but in the end it's all about that keypad you're missing...
Cheers!
Cheers!
When I'm writing code, I use more pluses than minuses (aka hyphens). Dealing with text or numbers in other contexts, quite strongly the reverse.
Nowadays, as in the past, most keyboarding isn't coding.
A 3/4 key? That's different...
I recall that my dad's old typewriter had a couple keys where you could swap out the key caps and "type dies" (or whatever you'd call the hammer ends of the arms that whack the print ribbon) so that you could select from several different special symbols / characters.
It seems so foreign and antiquated now.
