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Amusing Muse retweeted
愛知の廃駅に巡る四季が美しい。
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Xinjiang, China
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Amusing Muse retweeted
徽派建筑
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Amusing Muse retweeted
The National Day of the Chinese is romantic.😍😍 On the last day of the holiday, I wish you a happy return to work.
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Amusing Muse retweeted
Dear @marmite having been a lifelong fan and consumer of your fantastic product I am now chucking it in the bin forever. #folicacid
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Amusing Muse retweeted
Xi'an East HSR Station costs $2.5 billion. Without wars, 2.8 days of war spending would be enough to build one.
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Replying to @Kekius_Sage
Are you talking about specifically - context is needed, ending one’s life prematurely or pursuing a science question? Science is odd in the fact that breakthroughs require knowledge, experience and luck. Being a scientist should be the reward in itself, you do science - are you a quality scientist, are you honest, is the project worthy - because you always need backers. It is expensive for most trials and that’s when it gets political. A scientist fails to make a new sticky enough glue, ….for years then puts it on paper and you get a resealable sticky note. People love it. Stuck in a rut is common - go to a museum; pursue something as a side quest, a difficult problem is solved by not trying to solve the problem. I was interested in the satellite problem - I don’t worry about solving it 30 minutes after seeing it. I just trust that I will research it …. do something else….return to the research and then continue reading all the issues, conflicts of interest, look at it altruistically, then as selfish individuals and groups, and try and figure it out, go around in circles and loops, will this work if we try this? Read many perspectives, each hour I get a little deeper or not as I go down the wrong path. I trust myself and the process - an entire library of books, the solution is a line in one book …but there is no index, I start reading one book and that recommends several other books, and I just keep going as the pile of books gets bigger - there may be 5000 books - I might get there in 5, it might take 20 years and 500 books, or I won’t find it in my lifetime, but I lay the trail for the next pursuer …write up the thoughts in a book or paper, publish it - get feedback and let it go,….carry on researching realise I was not wise on the first paper - let the earlier version - the student; the novice go …give her a pass ….carry on diligently doing the work, the glory and the end becomes irrelevant - the science journey is what defines me and my identity. No one else.
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Amusing Muse retweeted
What an electrifying moment! Tens of thousands of people join together singing "Legend" at Yueya Spring. The powerful chorus leaves audiences utterly moved.
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Replying to @ClareCraigPath

ALT hate it GIF by Marmite

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Egg and soldiers.

ALT Person dipping toast soldiers - thin cut toast pieces into a runny egg yolk in an egg cup

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Replying to @spacetourist0
Let us talk about food....first. Shared love of food. Let us pose a problem - favourite British snack/light meal - thick two sliced pieces of white toast with butter and (beef extract) now because of foe lick a/c id in the beef extract and bread now causes an overdose in foe lick a/c id. You can have the piece of toast or the beef extract but not both. What is your solution - my idea is to change the ingredients of both to not contain it. Then I can eat it breakfast, lunch and dinner if I like and not get colon cancer from the overdose. How would you persuade the big corp to change the ingredient list - it is yunee lever - massive lawyer department. I love the taste - just not the extra additions. Half the country don't like it - the other half do. I don't know what love yeast extract / don't like yeast extract couples do. Food attitudes, culture, etiquette are important. Date a gym bro - he has to have special food....to maintain his gains and body fat ratio, etc. The whole marketing / ad thing for yeast extract is that it divides a nation - we have very strong opinions either way. Ask any British person how they feel about yeast extract - they will tell you, share it with you - it is a fun thing to give to people from other countries and watch their face as they try it for the first time. It is so British and cuts through all layers of society as a preference - rich and poor - all people enjoy it - it is classless. One of my favourite weekend breakfasts is dippy egg toast with yeast extract with big soft boiled eggs. What is your approach to these key facts and interesting things linking to the campaign for healthy food in Britain? What would be your campaign idea / marketing / meme?
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Replying to @thetraitorfiles
Yes I have travelled to Belize and Guatemala. Great places - beautiful and so interesting - both very different countries in terms of policies, language and culture. You will have a raft of after dinner stories - they are both exotic and wild. Guatemala is the safest of the two and has a family feel. Belize is like no-where else - similar climate but the culture is very different.
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Replying to @thedealdirector
1 No meetings on Thursdays. 2 Lean management. @multiplanet1 - trial no meetings on Thursdays. See productivity soar. Trial it for a month. Steve is correct.
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Replying to @whixhwayisup
Why did Steve lie about being Lisa's father for years? Why did he not want to contribute to Lisa's welfare? Why did he publicly destroy the character of Lisa's mother? Why do some men revere Steve - where men and women don't for his actions towards the mother of his child? Why is this acceptable behaviour for a CEO? Why are men not held accountable for fathering children?
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Replying to @multiplanet1
So since the incident - what policy and coding changes have been implemented to ensure that the company has taken stock of what happened. Why the failure occurred? - Who is taking ownership of the responsibility? When you have a serious incident - and they happen in companies - it is the steps the company does after - to manage so that it never happens again - appointing a person in the company to manage all the roadmap changes - setting up systems to stop a release if it is too risky. The defence / safety team needs to be stronger and have more power to hold back a release if there is a significant risk that there is more time to code the safety features. Who tried to stop the release internally with concerns? Can they now manage the safety? Who do you need to promote now to ensure they can veto releases? I think more sign off processes are needed. If teams are rushed and stressed they push out releases before overall considering safety abuses. So this team needs to be stronger, taken more seriously and real powers to stop releases and the have final sign off. For the evidence - this all has to be documented as a standard operating practice and workable to fit into the release schedule - the testing time needs to be longer, and more thorough. Less new features - more quality. The rate at the changes and releases is unnecessary - the new formats and options and features are on all the time. Stick to one month release. Slower - less features - just the core ones - not nice to have. Make sure the core product works and meets the highest standards for safety - look at the British ones. Look at the enterprise level banking ones. Get those embedded into the road maps as essential. Each release works towards those long list of coding standards. Get your managers up to speed and fluent in the coding guidelines, they then train the rest of the team and write the internal guidelines - this raises the overall quality. Coding buddy systems - the basic coding author gets limited access to low risk sprints, the coding managers sign off all the big complex sections before going live. Each coding page should have all the layers of sign off. 5-7 people. Billing more - 10 people for example. Photos and videos are the big issue. Fake AI videos are such a problem now. There needs to be an embedded watermark somewhere on the screen so anything created it becomes obvious to the watcher it is AI generated. It has to have a tag so if it is cut and pasted, screenshotted - spread - you can see the little tag. You want to be able to create mock ups, write comedy skits, all of the creative things - but not allow scammers and fake news. There are some people that want to not have AI slop full stop. The tags will allow people to just turn it all off if it is from grok - third party is trickier but there may be good concept videos that I want to see - from third parties to do with space engineering - complete science fiction but very exciting because then people can work on the engineering solutions. They have to see an engineering design in order to solve the science for it to exist.
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Replying to @Kekius_Sage
It is reading week...(music week) why does this have the popularity it does? It has a good energy.... 87 million views and counting. Does it raise the energy vibration all around just by listening to this music piece? It is a small orchestra, a classical piece - what is it that makes it a joy to listen to? Vivaldi Four Seasons: Winter (L'Inverno), original version. Freivogel & Voices of Music RV 297 4K youtube.com/watch?v=ZPdk5GaI…
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Replying to @iam_smx
The music is "off" very derogatory term for a woman. Select more wholesome music. It matters.
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Replying to @AlpacaAurelius
Sweetheart - if you were "forced under duress at gunpoint" to attend any of these Jack Johnson concerts through family or friends- ...DM me. cc for the joke @Kekius_Memes
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Amusing Muse retweeted
This new creatine study is insane. People who never trained took 10g of creatine a day and gained more lean tissue (2.43 lbs) than people who were lifting 3x a week with no creatine (0.31 lbs). Here's the breakdown: (1/18)
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The lead researcher of the cited study chairs AlzChem's scientific advisory board; the company supplied the creatine and funded homocysteine testing. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC13
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