Very cool. As a previous resource it's important to conserve He and it sounds like this could be more tractable than installing a recovery system for many ppl

After all, following some synthetic protocols feels more like seance than science.

But what if you're working with cyanide or are struggling to grow crystals? What then, Andre?

*squints* when the day comes you'll have to pick which side you're on, bruhther

Those are pretty sweet socks though

See also: buying all that lab equipment and then not balancing the centrifuge 😂

Something anyone tangentially involved with science immediately noticed

Like SIR. THAT IS JUST COMPLETELY AND UTTERLY INSANE.

Kinda how I felt learning about how in project hail Mary Andy weir says <redacted> uses ammonia for its circulatory system. Which is just such a bonkers and ass backwards thing for otherwise well described scifi.

*spits out wad of dip*

You better not be one of them physicist sympathizers

It's always cool when fog hits Chicago

At least we know the difference between metals and non metals, unlike the physicists

I guess wavenumbers. Such a cheeky unit

Like what do you mean length is energy

Few will achieve the immortal fame that Alex pines did with that paper

Imo every chemist/spectroscopist should get the child like joy of reading the Proton Enhanced Nuclear Induction Spectroscopy paper

But some people are no fun

I strongly considered it but didn't want to be That Guy

At least your acronyms are fun

The problem with murder is it generally requires the intent to kill. That's a lot harder to prove, and based on the article seems flimsy. Getting those GPT logs would definitely clear up a lot though

(as someone who briefly worked on quantum sensors lol)

Probably they didn't want to disclose whatever proprietary but mundane tech they actually used

I wouldn't be surprised if money got dumped into some project to that effect bc they love their whackadoodle shit, but yeah no way it works

The undissolved sugar at the bottom... *Shudder*

They like it but won't use it with the cover on bc it's oddly designed

I got one with a rake rather than a tumbly thing and it has been nice. I think it's probably an easier transition for skittish cats since it looks like a normal litter box when not in use. Except the cover has the entrance in the top which was clearly not designed by anyone owning a cat 😤

"rigid deadlines are how the real world works"
-Prof who can't reply to emails in a timely manner or at all

"is that an ALARA violation or are you just happy to see me"

"what if we made things suck less" is a brave but somehow uncommon message these days

Might be a sign for them to get their own mini fridge and be insulated from roommate insanity. Wow

Any specific reason you picked this supplement to look at?

*capitalism disliked that*

@gricechemistry.bsky.social anyone you know?

And workplace accomodations (very simple things. Like adjusted schedule). A friend needed some accomodations but HR made them get a bunch of testing done first