“Rivers want to move; it’s part of the physics of flow and sediment transport. Unrestrained by human engineering, a river moves in a sinuous pattern that balances erosion and sedimentation.
But many rivers aren’t allowed to move laterally. They are straightened and “channelized”…”
In an interview with Gabriel Rosenberg, @brdemuth.bsky.social asks: Are species timeless? Or do they change over time, as humans do?
“If you take seriously the idea that animals have culture,” Demuth argues, “then you have to assume that it was also changing.”
“Anubis creates a computational cost that is prohibitively expensive for AI scrapers that are hitting millions and millions of sites, but marginal for an individual user who is just using the internet like a human.” From @404media.co
www.404media.co/the-open-sou...
“Lyon says he learned how devious our brains – and the camera, by virtue of its long lens and narrow view – can be in shutting off manmade sounds. ‘The microphone is truly agnostic in its record. Everything is captured . . .’” www.esquire.com.au/martyn-stewa...
We have gone from the margin of error to the margin of effort.
On the day before the election, we stand on the verge of toppling a political dynasty and winning a city we can afford. But we can only do it with you.
zohranfornyc.com/gotv
On Friday night, we walked the length of Manhattan, from Inwood Hill to Battery Park.
New Yorkers deserve a Mayor they can see, hear, even yell at. The city is in the streets.
