In a survey of Escalent’s independent EVForward ® research program —the largest, most comprehensive study of electric vehicle ...
The “one big breakthrough” pattern suggests that total citation counts can mislead. A researcher with one highly-cited paper and several uncited ones may have a more impactful trajectory than one with ...
Melt-in-your-mouth tamales, house-made tortillas, and a little Chicago‑Illinois magic—Santa Masa makes every bite ...
What do you like, dislike, concerned, not concerned about with Notre Dame basketball as February nears and the stretch drive ...
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How Ants Build Complex Traffic Systems Without Any Leaders
A few months ago, I awoke to find a streak spanning the length of my kitchen wall that looked like it had been drawn there ...
Honest Gleim FMAA review covering why the FMAA is tougher than expected and how Gleim’s lessons, videos, and practice help you pass.
Evelyn Hickey's struggle shows shortcomings of the FMCSA's drug and alcohol database and the testing/med review industry it ...
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Against the METR graph
METR’s benchmark has become a bellwether of AI capability growth, but its design isn’t up to the task, argues Nathan Witkin ...
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We Taste-Tasted 11 Buffalo Sauces—This Supermarket Brand Beat Frank's
Buffalo sauce and wings: an American love story.
In the heart of Madison, Wisconsin, there exists a donut paradise so authentic and unpretentious that it might ruin all other ...
This fake “upper-class” dinner rule is making everyone uncomfortable — and science just confirmed it
So when I read a new study confirming that this common “upper-class” rule is awkward for almost everyone at the table, I felt seen. The research team calls it the wait-to-eat norm. If your food ...
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