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"Selective CO2 reduction to C3 and C4oxyhydrocarbons on nickel phosphides at overpotentials as low as 10 mV" https://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2018/ee/c8ee00936h#!divAbstract

"Artificial photosynthesis breakthrough could turn CO2 into plastics on the cheap" https://newatlas.com/artificial-photosynthesis-co2-plastics-cheap/57382/

@dasdom @andrew @trine @manx @bsag @indigo @jvk @tim @ccp @hazardwarning @thedimpause @sandrineandro @neil @jacarandachick @ukhaiku @po @catfish @ericd @thedan84 @cn @sam @skematica @jmreekes @charlesg @joanna @bazbt3 @33MHz Good Morning y'all!

@33MHz Ok, I found this for a start: An interview with David Anderson, the apparent inventor of Kanban for software development. Bad audio, but good explanation: http://agileuprising.libsyn.com/david-anderson-kanban-method

@blumenkraft I understand he said "the Earth *curves* away under the falling object. That's the definition of an orbit". Bad luck for the flat-earthers :-)

Not long after he had waved his last kid goodbye for college, he looked around and ... missed something. Not the company, not laughter and yells; he was fine alone. What was missing? "An always-moving, never-quite-finished, staggering pile of cruft!" #wedc

Today's #WednesdayChallenge is "cruft". Make me proud. @jawzt @nitinkhanna @igmp_join @shawn @mlv @bazbt3 @manx @saket @jcoder @andrewh @darkroomalchemist @kenosaki @swiftshirt @ocaml @schmidt_fu @wife

@blumenkraft I thought it stays because the orbital velocity balances the planetary gravity?

New in Testing: Feature Mapping - a simpler path from stories to executable acceptance criteria - John Ferguson Smart [johnfergusonsmart.com]

Related: "Prioritization is a symptom", Jim Benson (4 min) https://youtu.be/wCoDujMB3u0

Nice one! "Lacking in Vitamin F (feedback), sufferers of Costeoporosis are working diligently to keep up with overload and confusion." https://www.lean.org/LeanPost/Posting.cfm?LeanPostId=835

@blumenkraft Ich habe den mit "irgendwann bereit, *jeden* Scheiß zu glauben" in Erinnerung, aber liegt in beiden Fällen sehr richtig.

@blumenkraft Sehr gut! Den musste ich in letzter Zeit auch häufiger zitieren...

@33MHz At the moment, I'm rather looking into using Kanban for a medium-sized software development team. (Personally, I'm also interested in some historic background, and common patterns across disciplines)

Discussing about Kanban for a medium sized project at work. Do you have recommended material to bring the participants to the same basic level (intro & overview)? Blogs, Podcasts, Talks preferred? #lazyweb

We passed 500,000 posts! :D #pnut

@33MHz I'd like to suggest "cruft" for the next #wednesdaychallenge ... #forreasons

Yeah, now it crashes with big images, threads, user profiles. Memory could be a pointer (pun intended) in the right direction!