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New top story on Hacker News: A simplified Python simulation of diffusion

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New top story on Hacker News: 'Glowing' plants could help scientists predict flash drought

on June 18, 2024

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FOX NEWS: California restaurants may add climate change surcharge: 'We as chefs want to do the right thing'

California restaurants may add climate change surcharge: 'We as chefs want to do the right thing' Dining out just got more expensive in California. via FOX NEWS https://fxn.ws/2XGZlWn

New top story on Hacker News: Show HN: Cassyni – Relaunching Academic Seminars

Show HN: Cassyni – Relaunching Academic Seminars 5 by arhpreston | 0 comments on Hacker News. Hi, this is Andrew (arhpreston) and Ben (benjyk) from Cassyni ( https://cassyni.com ). We both completed PhDs in physics before going on to found Publons and Kopernio, companies that were acquired by -- and became a part of -- Web of Science, a product researchers on HN may be familiar with. It is well known how important academic seminars are for networking, promoting your research, and keeping up with latest developments. But the scale is under-appreciated: by our estimates more than 1 million academic seminars were happening every year. And then Covid came along... As a result many seminar series are now online and recorded using solutions that cobble together tools like Zoom, Google Sites and Sheets. This all more or less works but is painful and time consuming to operate. Our co-founders, researchers at Imperial College London and Texas A&M, experienced this firsthand. With their i

Officials: South Carolina school girl died of natural causes

WALTERBORO, S.C. (AP) — South Carolina authorities said Friday that the death of a fifth grade girl at school last month was due to natural causes and not a fight with another student, which they described as lasting only seconds. But the family of the girl disagreed, saying she was repeatedly antagonized by the other student. from Yahoo News - Latest News & Headlines https://yhoo.it/2Xwk3s9