dario r. gallo a.
@drga.bsky.social
migrant biologist
fascinated by cities, statistics, and bioinformatics
🇻🇪->🇨🇷->🇺🇾
fascinated by cities, statistics, and bioinformatics
🇻🇪->🇨🇷->🇺🇾
bluesky bluesky q haremos contigooo
August 15, 2025 at 5:30 PM
bluesky bluesky q haremos contigooo
esto sigue vivo? si no vengo a hacer necromancia o mínimo tener un diario público
July 11, 2025 at 9:23 PM
esto sigue vivo? si no vengo a hacer necromancia o mínimo tener un diario público
twitter tiene pura propaganda y bots, instagram es un hueco adictivo de videítos intentando venderte algo, y bluesky es deprimente y la mayoría de la gente que conozco no está acá... creo que es hora de sólo estar en la vida real.
si tan solo no fuera doble migrante x.x
si tan solo no fuera doble migrante x.x
March 18, 2025 at 2:14 AM
twitter tiene pura propaganda y bots, instagram es un hueco adictivo de videítos intentando venderte algo, y bluesky es deprimente y la mayoría de la gente que conozco no está acá... creo que es hora de sólo estar en la vida real.
si tan solo no fuera doble migrante x.x
si tan solo no fuera doble migrante x.x
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Crypto guy in 2014: Crypto will revolutionize finance and change how we interact with money
Crypto in 2025:
Crypto in 2025:
February 11, 2025 at 2:16 AM
Crypto guy in 2014: Crypto will revolutionize finance and change how we interact with money
Crypto in 2025:
Crypto in 2025:
todas las ciudades merecen tener un equivalente en vibras al centro comercial paseo las mercedes
February 7, 2025 at 2:24 AM
todas las ciudades merecen tener un equivalente en vibras al centro comercial paseo las mercedes
este es el clásico de todos los gobiernos autoritarios
1. Sabotage public institutions.
2. Claim they don’t work efficiently.
3. Eliminate them.
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That’s the playbook.
2. Claim they don’t work efficiently.
3. Eliminate them.
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That’s the playbook.
January 23, 2025 at 4:30 PM
este es el clásico de todos los gobiernos autoritarios
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2024 daily temperatures compared to past years. A frightening graphic from the BBC. #ClimateEmergency
January 11, 2025 at 12:12 PM
2024 daily temperatures compared to past years. A frightening graphic from the BBC. #ClimateEmergency
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A colorized photo, care of the Magnus Hirschfeld Archive. Featured here are three trans men from the 1920s, patients at the Institute for Sexology, Berlin. This image from my upcoming book, THE INTERMEDIARIES, a history of hormone science, #transgender rights 🧪🗃️
Order/ wwnorton.com/books/978132...
Order/ wwnorton.com/books/978132...
January 11, 2025 at 2:12 PM
A colorized photo, care of the Magnus Hirschfeld Archive. Featured here are three trans men from the 1920s, patients at the Institute for Sexology, Berlin. This image from my upcoming book, THE INTERMEDIARIES, a history of hormone science, #transgender rights 🧪🗃️
Order/ wwnorton.com/books/978132...
Order/ wwnorton.com/books/978132...
el individualismo desmedido sólo hace más fácil el control por quién te haga sentir que tu futuro está en riesgo
esta es una de las principales tácticas del chavismo, y creo que lo veremos más con esta nueva oleada de "broligarcas" como dirían por ahí
esta es una de las principales tácticas del chavismo, y creo que lo veremos más con esta nueva oleada de "broligarcas" como dirían por ahí
January 11, 2025 at 1:57 PM
el individualismo desmedido sólo hace más fácil el control por quién te haga sentir que tu futuro está en riesgo
esta es una de las principales tácticas del chavismo, y creo que lo veremos más con esta nueva oleada de "broligarcas" como dirían por ahí
esta es una de las principales tácticas del chavismo, y creo que lo veremos más con esta nueva oleada de "broligarcas" como dirían por ahí
lo que más extraño del trópico es poder desayunar afuera y que existieran opciones a base de maíz o arroz. el trigo está en todos lados aquí
January 11, 2025 at 1:20 PM
lo que más extraño del trópico es poder desayunar afuera y que existieran opciones a base de maíz o arroz. el trigo está en todos lados aquí
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“1.5C was never the difference between safety + ruin, between hope + despair. It was negotiated by govts trying to answer a big q: What’s the highest global temp increase — and associated level of dangers — societies should strive to avoid?”
Well said @zhonggg.bsky.social & @bradplumer.bsky.social
Well said @zhonggg.bsky.social & @bradplumer.bsky.social
2024’s Record-Breaking Heat Brought the World to a Dangerous Threshold. Now What?
Global temperatures last year crept past a key goal, raising questions about how much nations can stop the planet from heating up further.
www.nytimes.com
January 10, 2025 at 7:30 PM
“1.5C was never the difference between safety + ruin, between hope + despair. It was negotiated by govts trying to answer a big q: What’s the highest global temp increase — and associated level of dangers — societies should strive to avoid?”
Well said @zhonggg.bsky.social & @bradplumer.bsky.social
Well said @zhonggg.bsky.social & @bradplumer.bsky.social
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1. From morning EST to evening PST, I receive an email roughly once every three minutes. Overnight the pace slows, but not all that much. If I did nothing but read email and reply 12 hours a day I could probably keep up.
A once-wonderful productivity technology is killing any hope of productivity.
A once-wonderful productivity technology is killing any hope of productivity.
January 10, 2025 at 4:59 PM
1. From morning EST to evening PST, I receive an email roughly once every three minutes. Overnight the pace slows, but not all that much. If I did nothing but read email and reply 12 hours a day I could probably keep up.
A once-wonderful productivity technology is killing any hope of productivity.
A once-wonderful productivity technology is killing any hope of productivity.
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I honestly think we are experiencing the end of the internet as those of us born in the 20th c understand it. Smaller, siloed communities like discord servers and newsletters will persist, but the idea of the global public square is dead, as is “the information superhighway.” VCs killed it.
it genuinely sucks that basically nothing on the internet works well anymore. search? barely works. social media? filled with garbage engagement-bait designed to game the algorithm. news websites? pages that refresh at random or so covered in video ads that it’s impossible to read stories
January 9, 2025 at 7:37 AM
I honestly think we are experiencing the end of the internet as those of us born in the 20th c understand it. Smaller, siloed communities like discord servers and newsletters will persist, but the idea of the global public square is dead, as is “the information superhighway.” VCs killed it.
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The world just experienced the first full year in which global temperatures exceeded 1.5C above pre-industrial times, scientists said reut.rs/426s3o8
2024 was the first year above 1.5C of global warming, scientists say
The world just experienced the first full year in which global temperatures exceeded 1.5C above pre-industrial times, scientists said on Friday.
reut.rs
January 10, 2025 at 4:13 AM
The world just experienced the first full year in which global temperatures exceeded 1.5C above pre-industrial times, scientists said reut.rs/426s3o8
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I went on this thing for a while where I was talking about how "Plato" wasn't his real name. It's a nickname that means "broad" because he was big dude. And that if we really wanted to understand him, we needed to translate his name to "Hoss" or "Bubba."
January 10, 2025 at 12:42 AM
I went on this thing for a while where I was talking about how "Plato" wasn't his real name. It's a nickname that means "broad" because he was big dude. And that if we really wanted to understand him, we needed to translate his name to "Hoss" or "Bubba."
el leve brillo de Buenos Aires desde Colonia del Sacramento
January 10, 2025 at 2:49 AM
el leve brillo de Buenos Aires desde Colonia del Sacramento
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it genuinely sucks that basically nothing on the internet works well anymore. search? barely works. social media? filled with garbage engagement-bait designed to game the algorithm. news websites? pages that refresh at random or so covered in video ads that it’s impossible to read stories
January 8, 2025 at 3:38 AM
it genuinely sucks that basically nothing on the internet works well anymore. search? barely works. social media? filled with garbage engagement-bait designed to game the algorithm. news websites? pages that refresh at random or so covered in video ads that it’s impossible to read stories
come ON hay que estar activos acá no puedo con musk y zuckerberg el internet necesita estar en mejores manos
January 8, 2025 at 5:36 PM
come ON hay que estar activos acá no puedo con musk y zuckerberg el internet necesita estar en mejores manos
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no one ever asked for an "engaging" refrigerator. we want it to keep our food cold and not cost too much. if my refrigerator ever starts talking to me i will empty a .308 into it
Hell. You are describing hell. Nobody wants an “interactive and engaging” dishwasher. They just want their dishes cleaned. www.forbes.com/sites/bernar...
January 5, 2025 at 4:41 AM
no one ever asked for an "engaging" refrigerator. we want it to keep our food cold and not cost too much. if my refrigerator ever starts talking to me i will empty a .308 into it
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huh, the film Her accurately predicted the return of high-rise trousers
January 3, 2025 at 3:22 AM
huh, the film Her accurately predicted the return of high-rise trousers
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You see a real generational divide in this thread about the impact of luck on scientific careers
Young people: "In 2012 I somehow managed to win a fellowship that rejects 99.99999% of applicants"
Old people: "In 1979 I crashed my surfboard into Sydney Brenner and ended up with full tenure"
Young people: "In 2012 I somehow managed to win a fellowship that rejects 99.99999% of applicants"
Old people: "In 1979 I crashed my surfboard into Sydney Brenner and ended up with full tenure"
What's the moment of luck that's had the biggest impact for your academic career? For me, it was how I wouldn't have gotten a PhD fellowship if it wasn't for the 1st-ranked person declining, which meant that I was awarded the fellowship as 2nd-ranked applicant. That was my last shot at a PhD.
December 12, 2024 at 11:09 PM
You see a real generational divide in this thread about the impact of luck on scientific careers
Young people: "In 2012 I somehow managed to win a fellowship that rejects 99.99999% of applicants"
Old people: "In 1979 I crashed my surfboard into Sydney Brenner and ended up with full tenure"
Young people: "In 2012 I somehow managed to win a fellowship that rejects 99.99999% of applicants"
Old people: "In 1979 I crashed my surfboard into Sydney Brenner and ended up with full tenure"
algún experto en aviones o física sabe que le pasa a al Assad cuando su avión llega a 0 km/h a 5000 pies de altura?
Uh?
December 8, 2024 at 3:30 AM
algún experto en aviones o física sabe que le pasa a al Assad cuando su avión llega a 0 km/h a 5000 pies de altura?