The Polynesian people had many ways of detecting land far beyond the horizon using ocean currents, temperatures, weather patterns, animal movements, and others which they used to island hop all the way through the Pacific Islands.
I have little doubt it was a well informed theory before they got into their vessels.
So our containers have a controller which has a state machine which has an orchestrator which has a toolkit?
Check the plastic retaining ring inside that holds the lower burr in place. Mine broke, but they’re cheap and easy to replace.
https://www.baratza.com/en-us/product/ring-burr-holder-sp0101174?sku=SP0101174
Or if you have an ESP: https://www.baratza.com/product/ring-burr-holder-for-encore-esp-sp0102053
Are ya p-hacking, son?
I was so happy when rumors were circulating about Susie Wolff tossing her hat in the ring, but she’s stated she’s not going to try this time.
Not sure who else could unite people, help progress the sport, and survive politically, but I agree, MBS needs to go, he’s been a disaster.
I bought cheap tri-ply stainless steel set and a couple carbon steel pans from
https://www.webstaurantstore.com/
For less than $300 for the whole set.
If it’s good enough for a professional kitchen it’s more than enough for the rest of us.
Edit: This was 4 years ago and everything is still in great shape and is used constantly. The stainless is as good as any tri-ply. Vigor stainless steel and Vollrath carbon steel. Can’t go wrong at the price really.
Mostly I like it because of how distinct each character is. It’s easy and quick to understand large outputs of data, and it’s pleasant to look at as well.
The life and times of a software developer.
I’m going for Mussolini.
Gondor calls for aid
Mostly undoing his legacy and trying to placate their base, who is sharply divided in the actions of Trump/GOP since the election.
I apologize for the double reply, truly. Didn’t want to add a huge amount of text in an edit since I figured you’d reply quickly.
I’ll summarize my rebuttal thusly, and you can decide for yourself if you want to continue.
I think we’re arguing over the definition of species using two separate definitions. Encyclopedia Brittannica indicates that genetic species is a distinct definition from the definition of biological species.
Is it fair to say that genetically these homonids are extremely closely related, but had distinct populations with distinct traits and morphology over time and across large geographies due to adaptive pressure?
So then the debate centers on when or if speciation occured with each of those definitions, which I don’t think is a really productive exercise. We’re basically saying the same things just differently.
And apologies, I did you a disservice by not replying to your single citation.
At the top of the definition:
however. Some examples include the ecological species concept, which describes a species as a group of organisms framed by the resources they depend on (in other words, their ecological niche), and the genetic species concept, which considers all organisms capable of inheriting traits from one another within a common gene pool and the amount of genetic difference between populations of that species.
The definition of genetic species are distinct due to more than just “can they successfully interbreed”. It’s more about their genetic drift and timeline.
Your own text extraction says things like “usually” and “almost always”, because we have distinct examples of this happening over and over.
Like most of science and nature it’s messy and categories are imperfect, but we use what we got to do the science we can.
Species can’t interbreed… That’s like, the main thing for speciation
False. Have you even tried looking this up? https://www.forbes.com/sites/michaelmarshalleurope/2018/08/28/a-long-busted-myth-its-not-true-that-animals-belonging-to-different-species-can-never-interbreed/
You mean like one species? You do know wolves and dogs are still the same species if they can produce fertile offspring, right?
False. Wildly false. Where are you getting this from? Cite your sources.
Wildly untrue, is that a typo or did you really mean that?
You really should read up on what actually makes a species a separate species, and stop just memorizing the list some racist made centuries ago…
Based on what? Cite your sources. Otherwise you’re just spitting vibes and making up meanings for words. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recent_African_origin_of_modern_humans
I mean, disagree. The DNA pretty conclusively proves the other homonids were not us, just a distant part of us. Same genus, different species.
If they were alive today they’d be extremely distinct, but we’d still be able to interbreed, think like wolves vs dogs.
All races of homo sapien came from a species out of Africa at the same time. Some stayed, others wandered and intermingled with other homonids mixing our DNAs.
The great seals are probably all still in place, and Gallowspire was definitely still there a few decades ago. It’s probably fine…
Annoyed or excited. Call it “stimulated”. Also often happens when they see a toy or a pounce target.
Usually with domestic cats the ears being in a relaxed ‘up’ state show this cat is annoyed but not truly unhappy. Maybe even trying to wriggle away.
Generally if you see highly dilated eyes and ears back, the cat is about to attack or pounce.
However I’ll caveat that second part with the fact that it depends on the cat. I’ve seen cats maul from a submissive/passive position with ears up and eyes nearly closed. Like humans, every cat is different and every situation is going to be unique. They’re intelligent animals with unique personalities and nature/nurture, which is why they’re such excellent companions.
Audio mixing, Photoshop, Blender, CAD, etc.
Lots of creative applications.
FWIW, Ploopy is a massive force in the open source hardware game. Mice, trackballs (their specialty), headphones, and lots of other items.