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3D print files for the drawers - https://makerworld.com/en/models/2985736-round-drawers#profileId-3350713
This project turned into a much bigger challenge than I expected. Eighteen cast aluminium drawers, a bit of machining and plenty to work out along the way but I'm super happy with how it all came together.
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O bioma Cerrado tem lugares com solos muito velhos, com poucos nutrientes biodisponíveis. O mal uso dessas áreas, devido à atividade agropecuária, piora ainda mais essa situação. Neste filme você vai conhecer uma fazenda, que por meio da agrofloresta e sistemas silvipastoris, está recuperando o solo, conservando a água e criando uma nova paisagem no interior de Goiás.
Você pode comprar a segunda edição impressa do livro, Agricultura Sintrópica segundo Ernst Götsch, com desenhos inéditos e originais de Ernst. Comprando o livro você apoia as pesquisas de Ernst Götsch e do CEPEAS.
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Para comprar na Europa acesse: https://bambualportugal.pt/ (inglês e português)
This is the final video of my series on shooting nightscape photography in Tasmania. I'll include some images and footage which haven't yet been featured in my previous videos.
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To clarify, I did, in fact, actually put on an actual suit for this thumbnail. The first time in many years. The sacrifices one makes for their art!
AI agents are everywhere right now but what actually makes something an agent? In this video I break down the agentic AI stack in simple terms, covering models, tools, harnesses, sandboxes, memory, context, and permissions without all the confusing buzzwords.
Towards the end of the video, I also share my self-hosted Hermes and Home Assistant setup, showing how I use Tailscale to securely connect everything together. From fixing Jellyfin over SSH to controlling my smart home with natural language, these real world examples show why agentic workflows are such an exciting step forward. If you want to learn more about AI agents, check out the Tailscale blog post here: https://tailscale.com/blog/agents-are-coming
00:00 - Start
00:48 - What’s an LLM?
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06:24 - Hermes + Home Assistant
These intricate objects were buried at Sutton Hoo in the early 600s — long before the Vikings.
Their quality has transformed our understanding of early medieval Britain, revealing a society that was far more connected, sophisticated and skilled than once believed.
Watch the full video via the link, or explore more on the British Museum channel.
Sedes humanas es el podcast de Gatopardo y Javier Risco sobre historias que inician en la cancha y van más allá. En este episodio viajamos a Guadalajara, Jalisco, para conocer la historia de Liliana García: una mujer que divide su vida entre cuatro trabajos. Se dedica a entregar paquetes en motocicleta, a cuidar a tiempo completo a dieciséis perros, a entrenar a jóvenes futbolistas y a impartir justicia en las canchas del futbol llanero.
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Muchos edificios colapsaron por la cantidad de ciclos o numero de veces que el edificio osciló durante el sismo que en realidad se volvió un doblete sísmico y duplicoó el tiempo del movimiento, acá les explico todo al respecto, un abrazo para mis amigos de Venezuela en este duro momento.
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Después del Premio Pritzker, la selección del Serpentine Pavilion es uno de los momentos más señalados del año para los aficionados a la arquitectura. Cada año, concurso mediante, se erige un nuevo pabellón frente a la Serpentine Gallery, ubicada en los Kensington Gardens, en el poniente de Londres. En sus inicios, los Serpentine Pavilion fueron diseñados por grandes firmas, tales como Álvaro Siza, Oscar Niemeyer, Sanaa o Rem Koolhaas. En los últimos años se percibe que la iniciativa se ha convertido en una oportunidad para impulsar a despachos arquitectónicos emergentes. En 2018, Frida Escobedo Studio fue el primer despacho mexicano en ganar el concurso; este año, otro estudio mexicano, Lanza Atelier —conformado por Isabel Abascal y Alessandro Arienzo—, fue seleccionado.
La sincronización es afortunada: este año, la iniciativa Serpentine Pavilion cumple su 25.o aniversario, mientras que este pabellón se inscribe como una suerte de síntesis de los 10 años de trayectoria de Lanza Atelier.
Esta y otras historias en la edición 235 de Gatopardo.
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When you combine a bouncy surface with a bouncy ball, you might kill the bounce! You have to tune their vibrations!
Dr Andy Wright at the University of St Andrews contacted me after watching the atomic trampoline video (https://youtu.be/QpuCtzdvix4) because some of the questions I had in the video had been answered by a couple of final year projects he had run (completed by undergraduates Connor Richardson and Sam Edwards). They found they could tune their model of a golf ball and club to give a perfect bounce or a rubbish bounce. Andy kindly shared the simulation code from these projects, and my animations were built animations on top of that.
The simulation software is here: https://stevemould.com/bounce
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Has modern forensics taken away the thrill in murder mystery books? How does a career in corporate finance prepare you to write crime novels? Is narrative voice more important than plot? And is there really such a thing as a reliable narrator?
In this episode of the Ask Penguin Podcast, Rihanna Dillon sits down with bestselling crime fiction author Abir Mukherjee to discuss his new novel, The Pinnacle, who's the best on-screen Hercule Poirot, and how to write crime novels. Plus, Abir joins Penguin Books colleagues to answer questions and give out brilliant book recommendations.
About The Pinnacle:
George Abercrombie, a washed-up American heart-throb, hates India, even from the rarified heights of his apartment on the 68th floor of the Pinnacle, Mumbai’s grandest luxury skyscraper. When George wakes from a drunken stupor to find his wife Sweety murdered in their bedroom, he knows he will be the prime suspect. Welcome to the Pinnacle. A place where murder meets luxury and the world’s most privileged depend on the most desperate.
About the author:
Abir Mukherjee is the bestselling author of the award-winning Wyndham & Banerjee series of crime novels set in 1920s India and the British Book Awards Crime Thriller of the Year 2025 Hunted. His books have been translated into sixteen languages and won various awards including the CWA Dagger for best Historical Novel, the Prix du Polar Européen, and the Wilbur Smith Award for Adventure Writing.
For more information about the National Year of Reading, check out https://goallin.org.uk
Chapters:
0:00 Intros
0:43 The new podcast studio
01:12 Did you always want to write thrillers?
02:45 Which author inspired you to write?
05:08 What are the best crime novels?
07:44 Who is the best fictional detective?
08:00 Who is the best Poirot actor?
11:55 What is The Pinnacle about?
15:30 How to write a believable setting?
21:26 How to write multiple character POVs?
23:10 How do you plot out a novel?
31:00 What book tropes do you avoid?
34:00 How has technology changed the way we write crime?
38:09 When do you hear character voices?
43:24 How do you build a reading habit?
45:50 Ask Penguin questions
1:06:26 Outros
El sismo que se presentó en Venezuela este 24 de junio de 2026 nos muestra por qué fallan tantas estructuras y sus fachadas, acá les explico las principales razones y como debemos corregir estos errores, toda mi solidaridad con mis amigos venezolanos, este video lo hice a las pocas horas del sismo y con muy poca información, dejen abajo su comentario o aporte.
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Quem sou eu?
Karina Cunha é tradutora profissional e professora de mandarim. Com 15 anos de vivência na China, adquiriu nível máximo (6) no teste HSK. Voltou para o Brasil em 2012 após se formar em administração e desde então trabalha diariamente em contato com a língua chinesa.
I was forced to use an old 5 year old laptop for the last two weeks and it opened my eyes to the bill of goods that we've been sold. I didn't notice any significant performance difference with the majority of things that I do with my daily driver. And yet the old computer specs would leave you to believe it would drag slowly. Let's analyze why.
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From doomed (and rather funny) teenage declarations of affection to passionate letters between wartime lovers, this Letters Live episode gathers some of the most delightful love letters ever penned.
Featuring Taron Edgerton, Joanna Lumley, Asa Butterfield, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Benedict Cumberbatch, Louise Brealey and Rob Rinder.
You might have heard of men like Isaac Newton or Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, but who were the pioneering women writing on colour theory?
To answer that question, we’re joined by cultural historian Alexandra Loske and The Colour Club founder Zeynep Sagir. Together, they uncover the lives of figures like Martha Gartside, Emily Noyes Vanderpoel and Carry van Biema.
From intricate colour grids to radical visual experiments, we study the work, stories and lasting legacies of these women – revealing how their influence is being recognised today.
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Alexandra is a colour expert, art historian and museum curator. Her exhibition 'Colour: A Chromatic Promenade through the Royal Pavilion' was on display at The Royal Pavilion in Brighton in 2025. She is also author of 'The Artist's Palette' and 'Colour: A Visual History'.
Zeynep is an artist, colour consultant, and founder of The Colour Club. Through The Colour Club, Zeynep runs workshops, hosts events, and offers consultancy, as well as publishing articles and interviews.
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You can email us with any questions via podcast@nationalgallery.org.uk
Find out more about the podcast on our website: https://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/podcast
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Additional note:
Since this episode was recorded, Alexandra has undertaken some additional research into Mary Gartside and has found that her name was Martha Gartside. Find out more here:
🎨 Find out more about the artworks mentioned in this episode:
Joseph Mallord William Turner, ‘The Fighting Temeraire’, 1839 https://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/paintings/joseph-mallord-william-turner-the-fighting-temeraire
Alexandra Loske, ‘The Artist's Palette: The Palettes Behind the Paintings of 50 Great Artists’, 2024 [Book]
Alexandra Loske, ‘Colour: A Visual History’, 2019 [Book]
Find out more about ‘The Colour Club’: https://www.thecolourclub.co.uk/
Isaac Newton, ‘Opticks: A Treatise of the Reflexions, Refractions, Inflections and Colours of Light’, 1704 [Book] https://wellcomecollection.org/works/d445akky/items
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, ‘Zur Farbenlehre’, 1810 [Book]
Roy Osborne, ‘Books on Colour 1495-2015: History and Bibliography’, 2020 [Book]
Cennino Cennini, ‘Il Libro dell’arte’, produced around late 14th century [Book]
Mary Gartside, ‘Essay on Light and Shade’, 1805 [Book] https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O1756677/an-essay-on-light-and-book-gartside-mary/
Mary Gartside, ‘An Essay on a New Theory of Colours and on Composition in General’, 1808 [Book] https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O1756676/an-essay-on-a-new-book-mary-gartside/
Emily Noyes Vanderpoel, ‘Color Problems: A Practical Manual for the Lay Student of Color’, 1902 [Book] https://archive.org/details/colorproblemspra00vand/page/n1/mode/2up
Caroline van Biema, ‘Farben und Formen als lebendige Kräfte’, 1930 [Book] https://www.staatsgalerie.de/de/sammlung-digital/farben-und-formen-lebendige-kraefte
Bonnie E. Snow and Hugo B. Froehlich, ‘The theory and practice of color’, 1928 [Book]
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Episode credits:
Guests: Dr Alexandra Loske and Zeynep Sagir
Host and executive producer: Beks Leary
Producer: Harry Rosehill
Researcher: Hannah Rogers
Technicians: Ian Warren and Tom Gulliver
Video Producers: Jeanne Kenyon and Alessandro Sorenti
Editor: Oli Mason
Theme music: Theo Elwell
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