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So “Trump” just made a “deal” with “Britain.” Trying to emulate his style, with random quotation marks. I GUESS I SHOULD ALSO INCLUDE A SENTENCE IN BLOCK CAPS.
Anyway, the deal was almost substance-free. The goal of policy seems to be to goose the market for a few days, with no long-term plan.
Anyway, the deal was almost substance-free. The goal of policy seems to be to goose the market for a few days, with no long-term plan.
May 8, 2025 at 5:03 PM
So “Trump” just made a “deal” with “Britain.” Trying to emulate his style, with random quotation marks. I GUESS I SHOULD ALSO INCLUDE A SENTENCE IN BLOCK CAPS.
Anyway, the deal was almost substance-free. The goal of policy seems to be to goose the market for a few days, with no long-term plan.
Anyway, the deal was almost substance-free. The goal of policy seems to be to goose the market for a few days, with no long-term plan.
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DOGE's big contribution to efficiency was apparently to make everyone waste time every week and ignore the results.
CDC leadership just told staff on Monday that they could stop sending their "5 things I did last week" emails. Finally.
Per source, people were mostly just sending the same things every week. Many folks added read receipts and were able to see that no one at DOGE was actually reading the emails.
Per source, people were mostly just sending the same things every week. Many folks added read receipts and were able to see that no one at DOGE was actually reading the emails.
May 8, 2025 at 11:31 PM
DOGE's big contribution to efficiency was apparently to make everyone waste time every week and ignore the results.
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Researchers have proposed that it should be possible to reliably classify proteins by measuring the atomic fragments that result when a protein is blown apart by an intense pulse of x rays.
Exploding Proteins to Classify Them
An intense x-ray pulse from a free-electron laser sends a protein’s atoms flying off in directions that reveal the protein’s structure.
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March 27, 2025 at 6:34 PM
Researchers have proposed that it should be possible to reliably classify proteins by measuring the atomic fragments that result when a protein is blown apart by an intense pulse of x rays.
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Opinion | Don’t Believe Him
Look closely at the first two weeks of Donald Trump’s second term and you’ll see something very different than what he wants you to see.
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February 2, 2025 at 4:31 PM
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