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China releases first photo of Earth's elusive 'quasi-moon' Kamo'oalewa

space.com
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Man the Reformer (Emerson)

emersoncentral.com
2 points·by ike_usawa·4 days ago·0 comments

Neural mechanisms of credit assignment for inferred relationships (2022)

cell.com
1 points·by ike_usawa·4 days ago·0 comments

Solomon's Paradox

en.wikipedia.org
2 points·by ike_usawa·5 days ago·0 comments

Kenichi Horie

en.wikipedia.org
3 points·by ike_usawa·7 days ago·1 comments

NASA's newest invention could solve a major space exploration problem (2022)

inverse.com
1 points·by ike_usawa·8 days ago·1 comments

Hackers shoveled snow for company, were rewarded with network admin access

theregister.com
93 points·by ike_usawa·10 days ago·79 comments

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ike_usawa
·7 days ago·discuss
This guy crossed the Pacific solo at 23 (the first ever to do it). Then again at 83. 60 years apart. Same ocean. Same boat size. The 1962 trip: 19-foot plywood boat. No passport. No money. Arrested on arrival. The 2022 trip: 19-foot aluminum boat. 69 days. He says he's "still in the thick of my youth."
ike_usawa
·8 days ago·discuss
What strikes me is the gap between a beautiful principle and the brutal reality of executing. Was this idea just ahead of its time?