Check body temperature everyday
Adrenal fatigue which is also tackled in Izabella Wentz's book.
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— NYT Science (@NYTScience) July 26, 2021
The more flexibility you have the less you need to know what happens next. -- Morgan Housel
Alignable website has "Today's success plan" in the side bar high-lighting actions you could take today. There's a game component to it, where you have the number of actions counted.
Have a visible success plan for your customer and employees actions, so they know the best way they can help you.
A bunch of different animals start talking about what they think the mountain is. every alternate page is so much fun, as you have to find the animal, blended into the environment. The illustrator's palette shines here. Eventually they all realise that each has a different view and set out to find the truth. We took a chance to find out how mountains are formed from scischow kids. What a beautiful way of showing kids, how same thing can be viewed as differently depending on where we are and how it seems to us.
Today we gave it a second read, after few months and picked on so many more details.
Valve launches steam deck a 400 pc-gaming portable
Everyone is getting into gaming - Netflix,Facebook.
Taken together - DDT was banned in the US where we were the largest, cheaper producer with economies of scale. Yes it was mostly used in fertilizer (bad for environment, phased out bc of the ban), but it also became harder for foreign countries to get it for anti-malaria use.
— Nikita S (@singareddynm) June 22, 2021
When the three boilers on Queen Elizabeth II failed, the passengers were rescued.
If you do anything once a day. Tim Ferris says it has potential for a product or service to improve the process. 7 days of battery for a smartwatch.
Roger Scruton: “Why Beauty Matters?” (Por que a beleza importa? - Legendado) from Leonardo Faccioni on Vimeo.
This has been such a fascinating journey.
When I told my friend about this recent solve the rubik project, she said that I was keeping my brain sharp. I can see how you can pick up a rubik cube and solve one piece and go back to what you were doing just like a huge jig saw puzzle which you know will involve many retreats and advances.
Each interaction with it, I am learning something new.
I have come to the third layer, making a plus. I know that from here, it is an algo again, which I can learn like Emily. But I want to solve it the math way, where you flip one edge of a done face and then do the reverse. So today I was working on flipping an edge but of an unmade face. When I tried that on a done face, it fell flat. But what I have learnt is how easy all the othe rthings have become, especially making the face and even in that, removing pieces that I dont need and also recognizing part done algos especially the fixing corners of a face. One more step away in figuring that elusive way of flipping that edge of a made face.
I asked a rubik cube owner for some tips and he suggested trying a face first. When I asked him if he knew of the flipping an edge piece method - he said that you just have to try it out.
This gets better and better. What mathematician Burkard Polster was trying to teach was a simple trick to design your own solution to rubik's cube. This is by decomposition of the complex problem into set of 4 moves of flipping edges and corners and moving edges and corners, which can then be translated to any kind of similar puzzle.
I now know how to flip edges. I am moving edges now. Yesterday after flipping an edge and realising that a twist is needed and found that two edges would be flipped. Now I understand the commutator the professor was referring to.
Moving edges is easy to understand through this move of the corner piece in between as going up.
