Do you have 9 acres? I have a plan you will love.
One scenario is 1,220 units on floors 2-6.
122 studios, 305 1BDs, 488 2BDs, 244 3BDs, and 61 4BDs.
Plus about 177,000 sf of ground floor for whatever.
Light green insects — my favorite color captured in natures favorite color, with your favorite larva in the middle. We humans can only see a narrow slice of the wavelength of light, from infrared to ultraviolet. Right in the middle of our visible range lies the wavelength we are most sensitive to: approximately 550 nanometers. That specific point of peak sensitivity corresponds to a fresh, bright green — the very hue that surrounds us in forests, meadows, and gardens.
No wonder a simple walk in nature feels so restorative. Our eyes are literally tuned to drink in that vibrant green.
The biggest barrier for AI applications in Africa isn't model complexity -- it's the scarcity of data for the 2000+ spoken languages there.
We just released WAXAL. This open-access dataset delivers 2,400+ hours of high-quality speech data for 27 Sub-Saharan African languages, serving 100M+ speakers. Crucially, this community-rooted effort — led by African organizations — changes the roadmap for truly inclusive voice AI.
Learn more and check out the WAXAL dataset here: https://t.co/OVrDvZq4bl
Hong Kong MTR funds itself with a "Rail + Property" model:
1. Build housing & retail around stations
2. Land value rises from train access
3. Profits help fund the next phase
A tried & true method for funding transit infrastructure — no idea why it's not more common in the US!
In life sciences, we still use the word "mechanism" to describe the inner workings of organisms.
Organisms are not made, they are grown. They do not come into the world, they come out of it. Even though we share a lot with machines, life is different.
We'll likely get closer to the truth of the inner workings of life if we don't get too lost in a machine analogy.
Superb. The cold, undulating texture of the façade evokes the austere permanence of the abiotic, triumphing elegantly over the suffocating contingency of organic complexity. A delightful homage to humanity’s long-awaited emancipation from the inconvenience of nature, so presumptuously regarded as unconquerable.
When I decided to ignore background noise of experts and consultants, things began to fall in place on my farm. I stopped trying to "fix" Nature, and I started working to understand how Her cycles function. I realized I could never take dominion over Her- I shifted and sought to work with Her.
In all of our efforts to outwit and improve Her, humans are an unworthy opponents- to Her, we are nothing but a fart in a hurricane.
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@sean_a_mcclure Evokes Harry Browne’s work. "A great burden was lifted from my shoulders the day I realized that no one owes me anything. For as long as I'd thought that there were certain things I was entitled to, I'd been wearing myself out trying to collect them."