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Dumb-asses, they are the same people*.
[*Or, maybe that's the goal]
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Dumb-asses, they are the same people*.
[*Or, maybe that's the goal]
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Dumb-asses, they are the same people*.
[*Or, maybe that's the goal]
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Dumb-asses, they are the same people*.
[*Or, maybe that's the goal]
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Finally finished some light engineering for a bioacoustic monitoring job this summer, within the context of an agro-ecology grant. Test rig is currently running in the garden with the others in storage. Still missing some odd bits (U-bolts seem hard to source).
#ornithology #bioacoustics #offgrid #remotesensing #engineering
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USFS Bartlett Experimental Forest is closing. This was a reference site in much of my research in the US.
It has been almost 9 years since I left the US, and it is sometimes hard to admit how profoundly events in US still affect me. Parts of my life are tied up in it.
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USFS Bartlett Experimental Forest is closing. This was a reference site in much of my research in the US.
It has been almost 9 years since I left the US, and it is sometimes hard to admit how profoundly events in US still affect me. Parts of my life are tied up in it.
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USFS Bartlett Experimental Forest is closing. This was a reference site in much of my research in the US.
It has been almost 9 years since I left the US, and it is sometimes hard to admit how profoundly events in US still affect me. Parts of my life are tied up in it.
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USFS Bartlett Experimental Forest is closing. This was a reference site in much of my research in the US.
It has been almost 9 years since I left the US, and it is sometimes hard to admit how profoundly events in US still affect me. Parts of my life are tied up in it.
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USFS Bartlett Experimental Forest is closing. This was a reference site in much of my research in the US.
It has been almost 9 years since I left the US, and it is sometimes hard to admit how profoundly events in US still affect me. Parts of my life are tied up in it.
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Always surprised to read these glowing reviews, and their focus on weight. Only to notice that my 40 year old steel road bike is only 200gr heavier than the entry level bike (and I could probably get there if I upgrade my cockpit and seat post to carbon). 🤷♂️
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Always surprised to read these glowing reviews, and their focus on weight. Only to notice that my 40 year old steel road bike is only 200gr heavier than the entry level bike (and I could probably get there if I upgrade my cockpit and seat post to carbon). 🤷♂️
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Always surprised to read these glowing reviews, and their focus on weight. Only to notice that my 40 year old steel road bike is only 200gr heavier than the entry level bike (and I could probably get there if I upgrade my cockpit and seat post to carbon). 🤷♂️
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Always surprised to read these glowing reviews, and their focus on weight. Only to notice that my 40 year old steel road bike is only 200gr heavier than the entry level bike (and I could probably get there if I upgrade my cockpit and seat post to carbon). 🤷♂️
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Always surprised to read these glowing reviews, and their focus on weight. Only to notice that my 40 year old steel road bike is only 200gr heavier than the entry level bike (and I could probably get there if I upgrade my cockpit and seat post to carbon). 🤷♂️
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This is why I have hope for the US. You see politics infiltrate in other discussions and topics. You see this in Ars Technica and Wired coverage, but also this one in the bikepacking community. People don't let this slide anymore. For many this isn't just news anymore, this is personal.
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This is why I have hope for the US. You see politics infiltrate in other discussions and topics. You see this in Ars Technica and Wired coverage, but also this one in the bikepacking community. People don't let this slide anymore. For many this isn't just news anymore, this is personal.
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This is why I have hope for the US. You see politics infiltrate in other discussions and topics. You see this in Ars Technica and Wired coverage, but also this one in the bikepacking community. People don't let this slide anymore. For many this isn't just news anymore, this is personal.
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This is why I have hope for the US. You see politics infiltrate in other discussions and topics. You see this in Ars Technica and Wired coverage, but also this one in the bikepacking community. People don't let this slide anymore. For many this isn't just news anymore, this is personal.
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This is why I have hope for the US. You see politics infiltrate in other discussions and topics. You see this in Ars Technica and Wired coverage, but also this one in the bikepacking community. People don't let this slide anymore. For many this isn't just news anymore, this is personal.
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Highlighting a new phenology special issue, curated by myself, Barbara Templ, Emma Izquierdo-Verdiguier and Yujie Liu. This issue looks for a diverse range of contributions. We are particularly interested in underrepresented taxa and ecosystems, less studied phenophases and seasons, and the integration of multi-source data.
#academia #phenology #climatechange #ecology #biodiversity #academicchatter
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We live in a managerocracy. Everyone wants to be a "manager", nobody wants to do the work. It's not surprising GenAI bullshit machines are so popular as you can cosplay being a manager, while "outsourcing" all the work.
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We live in a managerocracy. Everyone wants to be a "manager", nobody wants to do the work. It's not surprising GenAI bullshit machines are so popular as you can cosplay being a manager, while "outsourcing" all the work.
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We live in a managerocracy. Everyone wants to be a "manager", nobody wants to do the work. It's not surprising GenAI bullshit machines are so popular as you can cosplay being a manager, while "outsourcing" all the work.
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We live in a managerocracy. Everyone wants to be a "manager", nobody wants to do the work. It's not surprising GenAI bullshit machines are so popular as you can cosplay being a manager, while "outsourcing" all the work.
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We live in a managerocracy. Everyone wants to be a "manager", nobody wants to do the work. It's not surprising GenAI bullshit machines are so popular as you can cosplay being a manager, while "outsourcing" all the work.
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There are not enough bicycles in my timeline to make up for all the disturbing world news these days.
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There are not enough bicycles in my timeline to make up for all the disturbing world news these days.
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There are not enough bicycles in my timeline to make up for all the disturbing world news these days.
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There are not enough bicycles in my timeline to make up for all the disturbing world news these days.